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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-08-08
S,TREFT DEPARTMENT. Ne. ! Hqll

- =, Ye,ods-puhlc No.ire ie he'erg gwen. ma 'hc
o,l,,,fc l,ttou, ben presented - ;Le 'fi54 %
'.,,~,. T. RTCUL ATE all CT ms FI-..,s'f-
.,,.. t..wecn Third and Foprihavenp" - REGULATE.
LNE and FLAG SIDEWALKS Of IA.rtj sest IT.
20, 1 Get WIDE ON Ech'h - Nu'l 1vel c.. A.
-. f,ilo.rng Resolution. To REGULATE AM GRfDE
st,iy-tird si,ee; from Firm 20 sixth avenues - Paw
m =. II street from Fourth - Bratgay- -
PAVE street from Forrh S1fh avenues.
- II A( Stare feet VIDE frIDgh .id-sa Of u i1i
son ,veUB. fnm TweuS hi~d = EOrtF er S'fes's 20
RTCCIATE and SET CURB and GUTTER iG Thirty
t,rr1h-stree, from second Third venBe - kEG,
LATE, GRADE. ard SET CT RI and 9 IF!R "a r :,
street, from FIrstavenue East River; PAVE
Ihlyty-ourh. 1n'rty fin IhF. sIth Thirty
Thirty eighth. Thr, ninth and Fo-'lee s.ree'5 from
Iourth Sixth avenues; o. FLAG SIDEWALkB n
front 4 No <6l EIghtii-avenue 10 FENCE VACANT
LOTS on prconc, East Delaney TomoSlls and Narton
All interested having directions thereto.
are requested present them writing, 10 the under
signed hs Office before The l3h dar Of Aus'lsf
ms, Aug g. 1851 JOEN T DODGE.
aUa Street Comm
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COMMENCEMENT Al THE y EsLgYAN tN!-
vIH>IrY, MgroLEroN.- Annual Cou..aa uc, i,-.
"A. The WESLEYAN tnNtrsiiN IN Middleton. - I,oN
place onihe Uh MS TIE Pet lologlan Su~,e-v y,i>
acOresstd on tie oh by Rev. DIX. Checyeg, o. Nex-
ork. the Sub,cC; o. TIE e.Gacat> o. nernaarnt
National Literature The v'alor considered the,
points a. >>tnpal
lst THAI II should oe ;ourcc3 on Chrls;.a2.:, -
Thai 4, should he cCme>ilc 81 That =; should ns
te,,lng, rather than sAt iiCAl TN Ikat - should
l.. m harmony MIN nature IL. Tha- Z sLOa.a pe
ioupd,d On love at our oWR language and GA
Thai II should have Ike GG& .iy Ui .cy.;y q nch,-
ttIs lx.
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CTREET DEPARTMENT, No. 4, HaM

- o! Records Punc notice IS her.oy siv'n iha, .ie
following petitions been presented IN me b"u " ~
.is'an, Aldermen T. REGJL ATE El-iliy- ~ m
Third 10 Ff,Aav 10 REGUL LATE GRADt :aI ~ SCI
curb ard rutter IN Tenthav from ihf'y ,U y
s.condt Al.n the following reso@1t To hESUl AlE
and GRADE rhrynnh Forte aofy',s ~ ~,
Kiyex 10 MACaDAUIZE BroadNay f'o n tt,-nnih 70
SEVENTY frst-s to PAVE and SET cu.p AID
IN Thirty fourth q from Ninth 20 Tenth av Az p.rsoas
Interested having objections iheeo are % pre-
Ser. trr n writing 10 the UNDER gn,d: a. ~. oce on or
s - -, io.1. de- - Inc rs. .fOHN T DODGE,
"''o ' NV ' 49, Street Commissioner.
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NEW MEXICO.
The Legislature The Governor-Caps. Rey-
not,s-Bus iness-Dry >e@>on- Gamblers



=. Troops, &C.
Correspondence. OF Tn. Tribune.
SANTA FE. y VI Monday, June 20. 1851.
Cur Legislature Is sill setting. and our
Governor rendering himself very unpopular BY his
acts T., IS RAYS
C. ST. VIA . S,la,e - h.s heels
Wt-',ysr incasurc:a Governor recommends Is sure
"a {. cayr.e, TIE Mexican members, OF which
there =. majority AZ oolh houses, looN upon the
Gcvc-nor - cne WHO 44s lie and death Al rs dis
po,a,
AcI; ate 70, Hal q Legislation. upon ;Ae O2ea-
lfg cay. ard never more disguised IN my ile rs
ct; -, s.cnt Here we're orr Mexican law makers.
-. >taitD Ike 10 lot o. children, AMI a.. yolng a
me Governors .~der Indicated. There are several
- he memoerS MO can neither read nor Arlie -
r.. So ftev are DONG very well.
Int cociiCn OF Delegates Is fixed 10 axe place IN
september Cap,. \ W REYNOLDS viii oe IN the field
o. m, incCgendcH, ucket. HIS party are IN ;ae m
Ior.y =. present. The Captain very popular here.
ard Ll> known character VII bene al ISLANDERS
inai may us uttered sr written against hun BY his
oprCnents Al article. signed e" W Il. r. which
APPEARED n The Era. published at Washington had
nt.ca luceu>ed The friends OF Reynolds.
Business = getting bris *. ami 4 good.y number Of
our merchants have arrived. The t.On. hr. Mason.
ant Ar Wa.S. Judges appointed for Ia, Territory.
arrived, with the mai. on the 9Th INST Nr. BaNer.
'hlo Justice. and Co. sumner. are dNll expected
Win the troops destined for tins TerriOrN
Th.s season mas been uncomnoEly dry here and
or the panS-n some places the Arkansas was dry.
stu ne cal,le belonging to the several trains have
pot here IL 'oleraoly good condition.
THIS town IS assuming "a more quiet and sober ap-
pearance lately No murders have taken place for
past and II l. 10 be hoped that things viii be
better Gdmcllng cannot soon De done away with
here Onr gamblers are certainly more commend
ate PEOPLE ihan ansheT class which = 81 De .ound
among MS. Gambling j. What makes TAI, place, OUT
st y no; carried 10 such extent here - T. :
~ YOUR LmyD6 civ and enlightened Norm.
We have had 10 Indian ru!norS OF .ate mn n6er
o. Camanches came here lately to see iae Goterlor,
and for safe Aeopng were put n carra they
broke however like parcel oi oxen. and Atye not
teen here since.
Much Is sand against the troops. bu' j. al arises
from ignorance The fault lies az headquarters AZ
Washington l. You want TO >cour tnt Indian
country. Won must send ont sufficient n'm,ct q:
iTtOps 20 Go Il. What can q company or Two 10 IN
such q county rs the Apache country some peo-
pe are fond OF nselghlnp against the corruption of
The soldiers. tu' | would like Ia know II tley are
more corrur; than our American citizens IN tins
pace Re pec:iully, Mach
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Is HEREBY GIVEN, ac

,OhDg To- law. to al persons having claims asnnst
DANIEL POWERS late of the town al Ne"t9Wh,
Queens county deceased that they required 10 EXHIBIT
the ssnt with the vouchers thereof 20 tAc subscriber
rtm " Powcss. ~ No lW Clm' N ., IN the cI'f ~
Rocsln tcorc ttc twcntc'h dav OF Deccmier next
Dated June 10. 83i TITUS PoMtRN
itgp iawtmF' Adun>iiittr.
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NOTICE.-ESTATE OF NATHAN

1NDlNN. late of Philadelphia deceased To NATHAN
DUNN, lr You are hereby notified that. rs Executors
aud Trustees under the vii Of Nathan Dunn deceased
NJ have settled the Office of tho Re- S'er eff Wills for The
ty and COUNTY If Philadelphia m the Stale Of Pcnn>yNa
ma hce several accounts ot the estate of te sand Nathan
Dunn deceased and have distributed the balances Thereof.
under DEGREES u the Orphans Court ni the said County and
Via, w arc about 10 settle fourth account; and
further nOod o. prsUU your clam, II any YOU have To
any par o he sad estate for settlement, u ENccu-
hrs aud Trustees before the Si day II October ID.
i2l FREDERICK BROWN.
conner uf Fifth and Chestnut SITS
ISAAC NoiI I'M. a." flihcrt - Philadcli hla.
ksccutors and trustees of Nathan Dunn. deceased.
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=, pURSUANCE OF an order OF the

surroe,e Of the CONT q New" s1 o rs, william
~ Is,e Of the Cts OF y y 6s Ss,s
Z deessssd 70 i r.. Sa lSs q So 9
hereof 70 ne ~, n YORK or before ne ms.
- se'icmta yo1T , Is lI
YetYuary 1891. JUN
l..k
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S,TREET DEPARTMENT. No. 4 Hall

ICOf Records Public nGfice u herelF Flven UNI NJ
following Petitions have presented IN the Board ~
Alden en-. To LAY CROSS-WALk five feet VIDE
GreenwIch-st between Barclay and Vese, SIS. oi'-
posite 22j ana 2lC GTecnwlch-st.. new NUMBERS I"
FENCE VACANT LOTS On the n0rtherly SIDE Of I'd o..
between ith and Lexington avs 90 Paw 26IH 81 pc
tween Broad way and 9Th TO + ENCE NACA NJ LOIS
Broadway and G,ay anu 2Jth and Ith IS
Also. the following Resolution That O-an-e rom
ross-s 10 Cba ham Anihrnysr from Cenue- - t. Or
abse-st Crnssst. between Mott aud Centre enefNh
tween Chatham and Center SIS filled graded and
regulated AID gutter stone SCI and Sde"iH Jagged,
IN ConfIny 10 The plan # Nh E~en on e m me sle"'
Deparmout An persons Interested having objections
thereto are requested t. present them M WING 20 V
unders gned his Office. before the i8th daS "i
August INST August &. 1881. 80
AMI i0t JOHN T DODGE. Street Conf
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THE SUPERIOR COURT of the City

j Of New-YOrk -Corneus T. Van Blanken>teYn ant
Hlrsch Heinemann against Leopold Hrz Summons Tor
none demand on oontract-To LEOPOLD HlRI f0uaie
hereby summoned and required to answer the conpni IN
this action OF which copy herewith served upon YOU
and copy to the sad complaint on
the subscribers NJ the Cry OF New-foEk: WITHIN tweGy
DAYS after the hereof exclusive OF the diY oi sch
service and # fail to the sand complaint wIthn
the time aforesaid the plaintiffs IA I> action VIII lik
mdgm,ui against for the sum OF three hundred ana
eight da and FIVE cents with interest from the
eighteenth day II Nav. one Thousand eight hundred ana
fy-one tosdts the costs If this action Newly "TN
May 10Th, 1881. 49,,
Md YOU are further notified that the compliant IN ths ac-
'on was led the Office Of the CLERK # this Court a. te
CIV Hall IN the City New York. tie 10Th day OF Ju-
ly. 1881 Dated Juv I'M 1881.
STORRS x SEDGWICk, plaintiffs A"nrn'ys: :,
y laytWt W d-s, y \
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NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN. ac-

cordlng law all persons having claims AGAINST
ENOCH NJ MEAD late of the CITY OF BroOAlyn, deceased
that they are required 10 exhibit the same. with the Nouch-
thereof the subscriber, Robert Hoe, AZ NO 81 tou,
e IN the city If New York or before the hs, day of
December next DATED MAY 23d. 1881
ROBERT HOE, Adm,rx
ayl0 law6mF' HARVEY MEAL
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OFFICE RECEIVER TAXES. New CITY Hall, PAP.
yNANES OF ISlI-Rate 81 o. 100

OFTICE RECEIVER IAKL>. o NtWClty ffdII FfTh'
T'AXES of lS5I.-Rate OIL 9S-l00.-
Il Notice - hereby gwen. That The Tax egois II ne
present will he open for payment On II tSpAf nc
2th day Jnly and thai will then be prepared 20 70
ceiye the Taxes charged thereon
Al persons paving thor Taxes previous To NE ist y
November next. VIII receive deduction 81 interest al
Der cent uer annun. calculated from The time Of pas Inen
10 the lsi Of December next a.,
One per cent will be added to all Taxes IN AID on the
al OF December and per cent The lJth u Decem
her next n,,
Hours for RECEIVING Taxes from 4. VI. 20 2P NJ
Bankahe money only received.
HARVEY HART Receiver Of Taxes.
B-persons sending full descriptions of Their property
to thu Office WI nave ther bis sent 10 them or tney can
De had by aDDivng al Tins Office H@5u
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~ pIJpSVINCE of AN order Of The sur

msa,e Of the County Of -Yo,s, 5 nsf Henry 4
rssg 20 a. 20 re ~, OF New YORK. decreased 70 P'o
VIZ he same @ vouchers theseo 10 the ne ,s riber
,ss residence Of Plat the a.,3n r before the
~ day Of September ncX, DtSu r~ec,T
a March. 1897 "1"' -
nj Ia&tmFr
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.-anrME COURT Of the City and q


count Of New YORK, notice hg-s., sTsH
- ~ psfss &c C,,v of Ncy-N ork deceased 20 present
yOUx6. ~ @bsrs thereof 10 the subscribers. al 'he
" ri sPRAG,nE H. C Of rLis BUR
"a. CsJ q Ntn.rZ y Sassau-street the CITY OF New.
BILL DA ,tsoe the ION day Of January lSI@Da'''
r..YSk. the 81 oay ~ IN ~ SpRAGuE, Executor.
EepDpsW 1NN YOUNG. Executrix
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Ia AxuIL ~ .vt 81, -,

NlltE Is HEREBY GIVEN. accord
kosV 'a~ g. sl' gsf>l> having c,altS a,nra>i JOnN
,sss.l $50. % ID - ~ tooNhh. klasS Coun;y je-
A "a, he t,L L. -. sui .rntr az NJ ~
~ hrocs w at f,>ad ~ a. iSf., ~, lf,.p,h
$500 s.a,'-h ,-,i 'auratv iS5l
-"hf JANE kNHAN, Acant.s,ra:rI
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NViitE Ia CAkTMEN.- The new or
A., hse ei lc,o>nr and R.g d,atns Cart, aad Cart
A., ~ ~ ~ss Thai a.. itou>,> a. onl Caripen shah
pn.x.ss' AZ GOV ~ pst"i"r y. each ,.af. aud W@ e
~0ts We MssoT fuf .ccoeln,s vesr Il ,al,caiioB
IA, Net' "s pfl"i - Ns cNprsiivn thegen; q such
~ - ihsy - APPOINTED ~ the MAJOR
toC' VII he -, ar> -. ....-' i,r renew
"Speric, NV ~
s'sw y 10 u'tush'd ~i'h ,hr nc~ ordinance un ap-
-ssf ~ ,hisoiics -Ma,vr Ono. Juiy le 1851
-. b. cfd,E ~ ia, Nlas,s
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n TT HSI-I4N'II
! -. ~ the County Of New-Iork. notice - hereby
% 70 all persons having claims ssans =, ns
ssme with vouchers thereof to the subs nbcrs at
=. 20 n Robert II Golf No Broad-strcet. IA the City
w yok on or before the thirteenth DAY OF January
o. w ns.ed New YORK the ninth day of July 1851
ROBERT n GOFF. Administrator.
..sur, FIIZAPETH THOMAS, Amlnlstra'rX.
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prBLlC ADMINISTRATORS OF

ftt, Ne <a>~su->t - \o,ict - hereby gwen - tse
n-,sNt>sed eeN ct >sn at AMk> vi \ "T kkNE ny
A. az h"m ilNeilcv Jrct >cd All wt0 = al.eSvt L.
o'N h.siate, that >hti nnpl, L. tnv Surrogate II
'NehS 81 Ne~-los hI letters Wi administration nr-'n
stNs. VI The su lrissta,e .n ~, loh GAY e An
~ . ccl,ck ~ The ior,uo,s Dated. New or,
~, N.tNl JAMES TIL AVER
HN<~"ssWAl PUi.lC Administrator
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~ PURSUANCE of an order of the sur

~ pIRSTANC OF an Order OF the Sur
f,bs Courfy Of New Yofk. notice l. hereby gwen
AfH@, lions having claims against SARAH HUM
nssqov lsts Of the CITY Of New YORK WIDOW" deceased
re zane Sah vouchers thcroOfiOtc suScrDef
Pesaa Ia Al Maiden lane IA the CIT, OF New IO5k
q siore the seventh day Of 0ciooe' ne1Dated He"
w me third daj Of April l9si - ,,.u,, -
"A lawemF' OLiN EN- ~ "-1i'' HN'
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IN PURSUANCE of an order of the

Surrogate Of the County Of NewYorh notice j. herey
rven TO all persons having claims against MATTHIAS l.
ANDERSON, late Of the CITY Of New-fork, Baker, dc
ceased 10 present the with vouchers thereof to the
Subscriber 81 his Store. No 400 Grand street IN Tie CITY
II New York. or before Tn" twenty DAY o Jan
sv n,,t dated New. York the 23d day of July. 1851
y23 iax6mF. NATHAN RAYNOR Administrator
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TN Pursuance of an order Of the

surrogate Of the County Of NewYork. notice hereby
,ven 10 ali persons having claims against ADAM WALk-
IN late the city of New York hant deceased Ia pre-
s,Si fe zane with vouchers thereof to the subscriber al
rs store No 1913 GIand-sreet, the ciyo New, YORK
a or befose the Thirteenth day OF January neH-Dded
Sew.York the 10th day Of July, 1851
vI, lawemF. ADAM WALKER. Executor.
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IN PURSUANCE of an order OF the
Surrogate of the County of New FORK. notice = hereby
,,en 10 an pcrsous having CLAIMS against EDN AID !.
OMAS late If the CITY Of Newiork. deceased. to pre-
the with vouchers thereof the SUBSCRIBER az
aes of Smith PAYNE No 81 Broe-street, the CITY II
New-YoTk before the fourth day OF September next
Dated New York, the nth day OF February; lJl.
M law6mF' WILLIAM THOMAS Administrator.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1851-01-03

~ There is nothing IN our humble opin'
ion that 81 fully shows low and degraded
character in man. as the disposition to be
pleased with the defects of others. When
we see person disposed to make light of
and exult over the misiortunes of his neigh.
bors, we always mark him as one who
should be Stunned and avoided. And when
we frd one who is fond Of tauning those
who, in his arrogance and self.esterm, he
imagines less wise than himself, with their
ignorance, we at once set him down Is
profoundly ignorant himself. as well as wo.
| fully deficient in that essential commodity
common sense. When person seems 10
exut at the ignorance or misfortunes o!
others, it shows mind too little to raise its
possessor to any degree of distinction on
it's own merits. and that he is irving 10
maintain his position in society by pulling
everybody else down to his own level
Strange as it may seem, there are such
Jewellers to be found in every community.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1851-01-03

HEAR HIM!-The editor OF the For
Smith Herald, we mean, who lets off the
following grenade at his delinquent pat.
rons(O.
"There is little animal that lives in the
prairies, that is called the horned frog,
and is said to subsist entirely upon the AR
il breathes. From the conduct of many oil
our delinquent subscribers, We conclude
that they suppose printers subsist entirely
upon the same element, and never need
any of the substantials of life."
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1851-01-03

CHRIsTMAs.-Recent developments 60 to
show that the 25ih of December is not
Christmas. and that the year just passed
was not 1850. but Ammo Domini, 1856. We
don't knew whose almanac has been con-
sul,ed-perhap Parham's-but 1t is said to
be that way. We are not aware. however.
that il makes any very material difference.
We reckon one day is just about as good as
another for Christmas. when the manner in
which il is usually celebrated is taken into
consideration.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1851-01-03
ONCE MORE.

We took occasion last week TO address a
few words To the citizens Of this town upon
the importance Of assisting 10 raise means
10 extend the railroad. and upon the injury
that would result to the business interests
Of Athens il the Road was permitted to
stop any length Of time at The H'wassee.-
Since that time we have conversed with
different individuals on the subject, and
they oil agree with US that ifthe work stops
at Charleston it will prove ruinous 10 A'h-
ems. We do not believe there is reflect.
ing man in the community, but must arrive
at the same conclusion. They all see il
they all feel the importance of doing some-
thing-yet there is q disposition 10 hing
back want Of inclination 10 act in the
matter. that is altogether unaccountable. The
fact is, the business men and men OF means
and property, who are TO be fa' more bene'
fitted than any body else. are quite anxious
that the Road should be completed they
know it will enhance The value Of their
property and increase their business, yet
lbey are not willing 10 invest dollar 10
extend the work with their breeches Pock-
els pinned up and their purse strings tigh.
drawn, they are waiting for the work to be
carried through by the "force of circum-
stances"-living in hopes that somebody
else will come up to the rescue, and when
the road is completed, they will reap the
benefi. without having assisted in building
it. Very we'll. gentlcmen-you just hold
on to that liberal policy when your
business. is gone-your clerks idle, your
streets deserted. and your houses tenants
less and valueless, you will perhaps come
to your ssuses-you will then wake up
from your lesden slumbers-you will then
be keeniy alive 10 what ought to have
been done-and. oh! how you'll curse the
Directory and the "hard times" But wha'
will i, avail you then2 What good will il
do to lock the stable door after the horse
h.. been stolen. or to blame others, ant
complain OF NNdTu tltIItSs WHICH JouT O"t
narrow views and illioeral policy ha'
brought the evil upon you. We said las
week, that j, was within the power Of Tx
people of Athens to build up q large ant
prosperous business, if they would take TN
proper steps. and move at once in the RICH
direction. Neglect the present opportunity
and that business and trade oil goes to tn
Hiwassce. "There is tide in tho affair
Of men, which. if taken At the food. lead
on TO fortune: omitted, and oil the rest o
their lives are bound in shadows and in diff
f;cul,ies." Now is the suspicious time fo
the citizens of this town to do something
"a resuscitste business, and start forward il
q career of prosperity. But. as we salt
before, it requires an efort-nei'her bus''
ness nor prosperity will come Of themselves
The iron on the first section Of the roa'
10 being rapidly laid down. and the carr
will soon be laundering slong the valley
Of Bradley. It is important that CONTRACT
for the compleiion Of tbs work between th'
two rivers should be msic in The early par
Of the present month. Some additions
means, however, must first be raised. snd
the people Of Athens are expected to do
their part. Will they do it!
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1851-01-03

Mr.. Payne, Of Worcester, has made a
discovery, by means of which, he can. at
will, suspend the law of grav,auon in his
own person. He expects in fortnight or
two. 10 be able TO let himself into the ar,
by the wals,band of his breeches. or BY
buckling his suspenders tightly. 10 run up
the side Of house.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1851-01-03
IMPORTANT ELECTION.

We are requested to state that an elec'
ton 10 elect seven Aldermen for the town
OF Athens, will be held on tomorrow (Sat-
urday)-,he term oil the presen, Board ex'
piring at tina. time. We trust there Will De
DO undue excitement, but that all will go
10 the polls, and vote underslandngly and
with a view solely to promote the interests
Of the town.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1851-01-03

h.-Our .ubscr,oer at Stony Point, Brad
lev county. complain of the IRE u'aT''y
with which their papers come to hand
We believe Stony Point is On The route be-
tween Charleston and Benton. Our papers
arc plsced in tho mail here every Friday
mora ing. and should reach the subscribers
a, ,ha, pon, on the following day, Saturday.
In no instance have we failed 10 have them
in the post Office in due time.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1851-01-03

A specimen of brutality in q father is
given by the Carlisle Democrat. A coffin
had been made for his deceased son, o lad
of 10 years; so. 10 accommodate the box,
the father carried The corpse to The wood
pile and with the axe chopped of both feet.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1851-01-03

CorroS.-Nsw York. Dec A.-Ahou'
1000 b,les sold today. Fair Uplnnds l3a
To 1871. Orleans l43. Private advices say
price. have advanced one cent from the
lowest point.
Charleston. Dec. 27.-The sales of the
day we're limited TO 1900 bales. end the
week closed with Fair and fully Fair vaI'
ued at l23 . l2i.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1851-01-03

The Knickerbocker tells capital story
Of a "one-idea" Dutchman, who in reply
to a friend, remarked: why, Hans, you
have the most feminine cas-, Of counlenance
| have ever seen, said: "Oh, yaw. know
the reason for that; mine moder vas a
voman." Which she was, no doubt.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1851-01-03

"Father." saIG little boy, 81 think you
do wrong" "Why, my son!" "Because
you brought that baby here when mother
was sick, and you have to hire woman
and doctor to take care Of it,
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1851-01-03

In log school.house in Wisconsin.
placed conspicuously upon the wall, may
be seen the following poeuc version of the
eighth commandments
at is sin TO steal pin
II is a greater TO steal tater,''
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1851-01-03

A Western editor. in speaking Of q con.
temporary, says he has got that low cunning
look, that makes you Involuntary think of
your pocket book, and 10 thanx the Lord
there are laws against larceny.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1851-01-03

hr We are authorized and requested to
announce JESSE G. MOORE, OF Polk
county. asa candidate for Joint Represent
,st,ve to tho next Leg islature for the DIS
trict composed Of tho counties Vi Polk'
Monroe. and McMnD.
Jan. 3, 1851.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1851-01-03
Tenth Legion.

New REMEDY.-The papers are extoll-
ing new cure recently discovered, for
Scarlet Fever--by rubbing the person with
bacon iat-a humbug which we think must
have originated in Cincinnati. Our Irish-
man calls it "lhe gospel remedy, for they
are saved by erase"
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1851-01-03

A question for the Spike Society. Would
the devil beat his wife, if he had one?-
Yankee Blade.
Guess nOt-for women generally bea,
the d-l.-Boston Post.