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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-06-29
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oMANUFACTURING ESTABLISHMENT at LIT.
TIE FALLS HerkimeT County, NewYork, On the Sd dsy
Of AUGUST nextThe entire property Of tho late WOOL
Growers Manufacturing Company" offered for sale by the
Trustees for the creditors The WsterPswer Ground Build
ngs Machinery and entire apparatus form weiarrans eS
md very complete establishment Ter the manufacture
Woolen Goods The main Building Is Of stone Is by loo
feet five sores high including and attic aud
tains nine full Woolen Machinery all of the a
proved construction and in excellent condition The ots,
Buildings extensive and commodous for the purpose, ol
which they designed Among them those Tor
nedyeDg and dyins epainngshop wool lofts sorehOases
gas works, packns and Office The Mills warmsd
throughout by steam pipes and lighted by The
power with the soft water for is ample aud sXeesD
The entire cost exclusive of and ground
over $SOoO The Company has been dissolved, hs
tire property VII be sold 10 the highest bidder the prem
sea- the THIRD DAY ofAUGUST next at 2o'clock Pm
A. LOOMS, JOHN BEAROsLEE
b. w PRIEST JOSEPH KINDS
w. HERKfMER, HENRY LEWIS
JAMES MONROE, Trustees for Creditora ls
Little Falls June 3, 1881
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Arrived,

L. 8 Mail steamship Crescent City, Winde A Aspnwa June
10 with gold duet, passenger &c, TO NJ o. Roberts.
Ship Baltimore Roberr Bordeaux 80 days, &C. 10 Boyd
HLckeh
Ship Queen (of Bamoe Manson Havre days bal.
last and 3 Passenger TO master jane 49, lat 49, long 49, spoke
ship Moro Castle steering T.
Ship Houehton Bamore Doane, Liverpool 81 days mise
and 81 passenger To Tap-cott Co. Has been u days
w. Of the Grand Bank had lot on board 7 days.
Barb Maria Morton Buy Charleston days, cotton to mas
ter
BARK Liverpool Pu.. Maaet RIO Janero IS days, coffee TO
HEMP Eyre. Neess lef before reported.
Bari Oentoo BL) Brownam Bristol IS days, railroad iron, TO
ORDER
Big Jacquen Elise tBol Haas Amsterdam 70 days mise. and
% passengers, Fuucte a Mcincke.
BHe hrsH Benz Grhou, Bremen Is days. ballast
sensrs to BeceL ~ June lat 40 H. hong d. A. ships
De WIT Clinton and Southampton for Liverpool and London Ine
II arrived on Sunday
Big Mary Ellen Day Ysbucoo p days sugar and moas-
J. Dub0eR vessel Ia J. D. s n. Hamilton Lett Am
The brg Alpine sailed days for New York
Brig Sarah Brown Andres mobile, . days mde 10 surge-
Clearp an q Co.
lumber s. Fitch Left American vessels june p no lat
Clinton. Bath had passed through the Gut OF Cano
A 80 long 1880 w passed ons OF Collins
r., all s; set 3th no lat spoke seh Elizabeth
Reheccn, OF Msibhlesd, With 600 fsh on board
Scbr Ruth Thomas Hsgu. Jacksonville days, lumber to :
H. Rochl ethauGh.
scLr In Ayan; lBr) Dunbar wni.or Ms 10 days plaster,
tOJ s " htrev.
scboons- Jane sumner Baltimore Josephine. DISCS
Baltimore: Rachel Jane simmons, Baltimore Ringer, Hg
vns Dunsyie Ga Leok, RenVick. Ellsworth 81 mary, Lam
LIN. Virginia Mary Jane, -, Virginia.
BELOW bngs il the Eastern Ofrs.
sAILEDThe ship Liverpool lezcc for erpoo has anchored
the s. W.
WIND-Sunset calm.
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Ass-s = =, pss.. s. o. 20; Can An. 9, 70
S.ns ~ n r. ssh 300 Read r. R:f7Ai 70
A. Soc sen Nav. G., "a 57,; 100 Read H. H. 4i ~
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gewrlrp &f.
EREDERlCK W PACHTMA,NS,NS> y

I7e CsDalst, (es sblished since IsSs) infr,. 'o'
TONERS ard the pubic In general that be aeers a.
lares variety Of GOLD and SILVER WATCHER - Il
fashionable JEWELRY sna SILVER WIRE' Sa e1
description Evrry article ed 4, f-pree,t,S sssT
lowest Pne's Watches, Jewoiy aud Silver Var, -
ord sT ana rvpareo. -
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Ship Kate s~anion of Bath Morse hence Orleans en
Sandy Hook I'd, r. III south, srnna
and ehenns from the westward and squay; p. s e.h
niuf reeid the topsa 20 by sgua which
all three iona- and everything attached
sprne The head Of the 10 the City By steam
tug Het,ules on Sauday.
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OiTTSTON COAL.-The Pennsylvania

DTTISION COAL.-The PennsyIvania
j Coal Company 10 prepared TO deliver 70 families ID
any part Of this city, Brooklyn and Wiansburgh from ~
Canal Boats and severs yards the various uzes Of Hs
Apply AZ the yaIds Of Ntb 81 and Jthay Wesrss
Morton the foot of Governor st. East Ryer footd
North IOh-st WismsbuTgh. foot of Gold st., Brooklyn
or az the office OF the Company corner Of Broadwa7 si
Wsl-st The Coal will b. delivered At 81 Is per tus
200o lbs from the Canal RosiL and .. IS 8 resoreSnst
from the yards.
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Passengers Arrived

IL brig Hiram, from BreHeH-Johannes and Anna Creie
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IL COAL-The Subscriber u prepafea 10 deliver 10
consumer first quality White Ash Schuylk Coal Of tho
Broken Egg and Stove Sizes at the above price, direct
from boats for cash, fifty additional II taksa from
the Yard Also, best quality Red Ash Peach Orchard Bro
KEN Egg and Stove Sizes at the low price Of delivered
from Boat fifty cents additional II delivered from Yard
Purchasers sending their carts, will be allowed fifty
cents per tun from the above low prices
IL. BUCHANAN. Agent, No. 81 Washingtona,
and No 62B 0resnSyi1hA
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NOTES LOST.-On the afternoon o

l ' June % ls52, THREE PROMISSuRY NOTES de-.
scnhed follows to wit One dated Feb ~ 1882 made BY
j. Ockershausen PAYABLE the der of and dorsad By
Geo A. Srarks and epsks Atke for $50 81 90 due
months from date thereof
One dated march 10 1889 due and PAYABLE In three months
from the date thereof at the MecHanCs BANKING Association
N " payable to Demenvilic Nen;zel order and By
them iDdorsed agd Endorsed oy s. Banta and j. Bush for
SBl a.
Also one made by Charles Williams, dated Feb ~ le52
due Jun- % payable the order OF ainemasn Brothers,
snd by them indored, and payable at the Peoples Bank
New-loTs
Payment Of the has been stopped and Of
to the finder
ANY person finding them will confer favor and receive
PAYMENT for bis trouble, urnins the to
NIGHrMAN & CLARK. Atty's at Law, &c,
No. 95 Broadway corner Deyst.
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fusI aub foun1.

I OST-On the 9th May last, in going
- from No. le wstera through Fulton ST., direct 9
100 Cedarst told humber The finder snail 10 hberaly 70
varded by returning them TO CHARLES Il. BURTlS Ne
a &c iar st. by leaving them at the Tribune Office
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rOAL-Pesch Orchard, Egg Stove and
Nut sizes, also, L-hsh broken, egg aad stove do
Persons Wishing sood article, at the los.st maasi pdcs
for soOd Coal requested call at the yard Mes 5 tat
zJ7 Franklin st. JAMES AtrKlN
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ENXCURSlONS.-The well-known and
IL 6vor'te steamer CArALINE has been thoraaeiIy
repaired and be chartered r txcursious Apply to
GEORGE ". CCRLIES no. SG3 Peal d
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NANUFACTORYo of SILVER W.pr

lVI for the TRADE-Nticies ofeyery doscrip,,oo ma,
featured with p,ompiness and d.pseh Tea ssr. IL.
Spoons FORKS and Knives Of variety Il p.tterps 49,
g PECK, Jr, No 1Dasn.s, w
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Uoai.

COAL.-I still continue TO sell, as usual,
Nthe best Red Ash the loves, possible pcsdeyersa
from my yards 1t 81 IS per Is less from boats
PETER CLINTON king-sf Goeock and Rvington
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CPECTACLES SCIENTIFlC.IJy.a

~ justrd imp. rtset vision with uuenirt ..,r,..
by Mr. FRANKS Spectacle Maker, No 50 Bower, ~
York. Reference DIS Dubois Wilkes and uals.ei a.,
geons 70 the New York Eye intmary D Stephsusa ~ II
Rogers Surgeons 70 the New'fork Eye Hospital AID Dr.
Wallace
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Excursions.

ENACUBSlONS.-The steaue. Ninrod
- be chartered Tor ezc1rs.ons hsyts TIA tftss
Or TIE purpose Apply the Ves,-st Foln6v crasf ~
tsscb and NsEtsts J. 4 COFFEE AGENT
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Foreign Ports.

shanhae March g. ship Andes Tayer Manila, and sailed
April l3 for Nes York.
Annoy March g. ship Robt. Browne, Byson, San Fran
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1852-09-24
A WORD rO2 DT-2SELF.

Our Isl i.s.4 comp si+ai liz -. T..---.:
Of the -.A,hea. Post Id ~ :cd1y So; gI
the 9Th. The P.Fer ms a::A.ne1 c!re1.a-
ton Of one thousand copies weekly labo1,
one half what !, ought 10 be- and has very
respectable amount Of advertising and JOB
work. 1t has not been either rs political
journal or newspaper, all that we desired
but we have done the bcstwe could with our
slender stock Of abilities. The people have
given it liberal support, and we appreciate
their liberalty. We commence the fifth
wear of its existence with the highest feelings
of encouragement and confidence, believing
that we can by proper industry and effort in
crease the circulation to double what it is at
present, and add to the business Of the office
to any desirable extent.
While on the subject, we want to say one
word to some of our democratic friends about
town, who take the POST" and who are dis
posed to squirm and dodge a little every FRI
day morning. We have duty to perform to
our country and to our party, and the man
who would expect us to hesitate or hold
back for a few patry subscriptions, or for all
the subscriptions on our books, is an ass
and slave who would barter his birth right
and the heritage of his fathers for mess oI
beans. We have deceived no man about the
character Of the paper. 1t was announced in
the frs. pro. pectus issued that the paper
would be nhig in its politics, and would adj
vcca,e the building Of the railroad 1t has
lee. jus: WIZ. Vas promised. |; has served
,i.= la-y in the Wy that Ne thought best
ea!t-.a:ci 70 promote that par,:s success,
ant 5a.:le.i fo- the abroad when no other pa.
T., +. Eas. Tennessee would touch il with
forty foo, pole, and until all opposition ceas-
81. What il has been in these respects. 1t
will continue to be, at least as long as We con.
,ioue to publish Il. And now, while We want
al the subscribers we can possibly get, If
there is any man taking the paper who thinks
because he pays us two dollars year for It,
that he has any special claims upon US, or
thinks we ought to pursue course IN con-
duct;np il different from what we have been
pursuing, we beg Of him to withdraw his
name from our list 1t is a free thing, no man is
Obliged to take paper that don't suit him,
anv more than he is obliged to furnish fuel
for light that don't burn to please him. -
We allude to this matter at this time simply
because we understand there has been some
grumbling, and because, if there has been
any misunderstanding about it heretofore
there may be none hereafter.
We return our thanks for the liberal sup
port the paper has received-cspecially do we
feel grateful to paying patrons. Those in
arrears are requested to pay up at once, that
all may occupy the same high place in our
estimation and their consciences be relieved
from an almost intolerable burthen.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1852-09-24

~ 'Orson Pratt, one of the Mormon pro.
phets, has put forth proclamation to the
Spanish Americans in California and else.
where, inviting them TO look into the nyste-
rics of the new revelation, and assuring them
that they are the descendants of the original
Mormons, Ncphi and Lamar, two brothers
who emigratcd from Jerusalem two thousand
four hundred years ago, and settled upon the
American continent.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1852-09-24
BALTIMORE, Sept. Is.

General Scott, who, accompanied by Gen.
erals Wool and Lawson, is on his way to
Kentucky to choose, in pursuance of a law
passed by Congress, between the Blue Lick
Springs, Kentucky, and the neighborhood of
Cincinnati, a site for Western Branch of
the Military Asylum, arrived at Pittsburg on
Saturday, where he was received by large
concourse of people in the most enthusiastic
manner. The Board leaves for the West on
Monday
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1852-09-24

BALTIMORE. Sept. ia Mass Meeting
Of the friends Of Mr. Webster. was held IL
Fanneil Hall. Boston, today, Wednesday, Al,
which about $50 persons were present. Ii
was organized By calling Dr.. Henry Lying 70
the chair and speeches having been made BY
the Rev. Hubbard Winslow and Charles Ter
nv. an address TO the wings of the United
States setting forth Mr.. Webs.er's claims to
the Presidency, was adopted.
So it appears that three hundred, (about
half as many as usually attend Athens on
County Court day) was the entire number
that could be mustered in the city of Boston
to bring Mr.. Webster forward for the Presi-
dency. Verify the movement in favor of Mr..
Webster is getting TO be Of very alarming
proportions, and if it is nurtured and nour-
ished lie" assluuIty ana ..-H by the nnlit"al
wet-nurses who have it in charge, we have no
doubt it will, by the year 1856, assume sig,
nifcance and importance indicative Of some.
thing still beyond. If there is man living
who ha., cause to exclaim, " Save me from
my friends :" it is Mr. Webster.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1852-09-24
THE RESULT N VEEMoyr.--The tide

THE RESULT IL NEEMoST.--Ihe tide of
whir gain is rolling on. Here, as elsewhere.
the gain is decisive as far as heard from. The
whig candidate for Governor has beaten both
his freesoil and locofoco competitors put to-
ge,her 1900 votes. The democrats last year
had two members of Congress from Vermont
-nor they hare nat elected a single one, The
returns for the Legislature are not full. but
the wings have carried both houses by sweep.
ing majorities.
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sw.The Democratic leaders are CROWN

YThe Democratic leaders are growing
desperate as the canvass progresses, and they
will leave no efforts untried to carry Tennes-
see against Gen. Scott. Secret circulars and
documents are being circulated in every d.
rection. and we call upon the friends of the
Old Soldier in this section, to work and
watch until the election is over. The intes-
ri,y of the party in East Tennessee must be
maintained.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1852-09-24
BALTIMORE, Sent. 90,

The Governor of Pennsylvania has appoint
ed the fifth of November as the day upon
which Baise Shupinski, the brother of
Matthias some time since hung for the same
crime, is TO be executed at Philadelphia for
his participation in the murder Of the Pedlar,
young Lehman.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1852-09-24
New ORLEANS, Sept. 10.

Adviccs from Matamoros to the 4th inst.
have been received in New Orleans, which
state that the excitement respecting the usur-
patton of Carabajal continues. The principal
cities oppose him, as also do the National
Guards, who are encamped on the American
side of the Rio Grande.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1852-09-24

w-A slip from the office of the Atlanta
,Intelligenccr informs us that the Union and
State Rights democrats of Georgia have uni.
ted and agreed to continue the Pierce and
King ticket presented by the latter some
time since. Wonder how the Union wings
who have been so handsomely diddled by
Cobb and Toombs, feel just about now.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1852-09-24

~" There are now no less than five Presi-
dental tick cts in the field: The regular whig
ticket. Scotland Graham; the regular demo-
cratic, Pierce and King; the States Rights,
Troup and Quitman; the Abolition. Hale and
julian and the Rule or Ruin ticket, Webster
and Jenkins.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1852-09-24
BALTIMORE, Sent, II.

The sales of Rio Coffee in Baltimore dur
ing the week just brought to close COM
prised $500 bags at from 81 a 81 cents per Id.
New ORLEANS. Sept. Is.
In this market on Saturday Cotton declined
to o. cents.
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New ORLEANS, Sept. Is.

Accounts received from Santa Fc, New
Mexico, to the Goth Of June state that con-
siderable excitement existed in regard to the
precarious nature of the land titles in New
Meyico
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1852-09-24

ALABAMA.-Thc Southern Rights Conven-
ton, which met at Montgomery, nominated
Gov. Trout, of Georgia, for President, and
Gen. QuITMAs of mississippi, for Vice Pres
ident, of the United States.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1852-09-24

Locoroco INcEypIARIsM IN New loRX.-
The New York Evening Post, the leading
Pierce and King paper in New York, evinces
us IoNc u Inccuuiiry agitation. U! euIog!ZlhT
and publishing at length, Senator Summers
late abolition speech against the maintenance
of the Fugitive Slave law. The Post, after
speaking in highly complimentary terms Of
this fAnatical effort of the man who denounc-
cd Mr.. Fillmore as "intamous" for signing
that law, says:
I'VE shall begin the publication Of This i'm
portam and eloquent speech in our daily paper
TOMORROW, and issue the rhole Of ii, long as ii
is, in the reekly Of nert reeh.'
The Washington Republic remarks:
The weekly Journal alluded to in the last
paragraph is probably the most efficient and
reliable campai- m paper engaged in the cause
of General Pierce The speech of Mr.. Sum
ner is part of the electioneering matter Of
the Post. Now, is il not nonsense for any
Wing to pretend that Gen. SCOTS position
and surroundings are less conservative than
those of Gen. Pierce, when we see the lead
ing Democratic paper of the North. which
will be the chief support of any Democratic
administration, eulogizing Senator Sumner,
and circulating his speeches against the COM
promise.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1852-09-24

GEORGIA Bonds IN DEMAND. The Savan.
nah Republican says: "Our New York cor.
respondent states that $4,000 of Georgia
6 per cent. bonds were sold in New York,
Saturday last, at lOs-or 8 per cent. premi-
rtm. The same was offered for more, but
holders would not part with them at that
nrro -
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~ Mai. H. II. Stephens and D. VI. Kew

w Maj. H. II. Stephens and D. NJ. Key,
Esq, Democrats, have list of appointments
in today's paper, for public speaking. The
Major is an old incorrigible sinner in politics,
while Kindrick is clever, innocent-minded
young man. We shall regret very much to
see the latter going about wasting his youth
fnl fragrance on the desert air.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1852-09-24

- According to the last Knoxville PIE
beian, there appears to be very nice ques-
ton of veracity getting up between Ham
Ryan and some other members Of the demo.
cratic party at that place. We hope nothing
serious will grow out of it.
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CHARDEsros, So. CA.-A friend in whor

CHARLESTON, So. CA.-A friend in whom
we have all confidence, writing from Charles
ton under date of Sept. II, says:
In the last post" notice is given to III.
NOR of yellow Fever" in Charleston. that it
prevails to an alarming extent IT'S true
the city has been visited by the fell scourge,
but at no time has the maady prevailed to
that extent when people should become alarm
ed. The -boys" got up a regular stampede
and fled in great CONSERVATION to all parts of
the country, and that would give rise to such
exaggerated accounts, and deter those who de-
sired to visit the city on business or other.
wise, from doing SO. Since the deluging
rains. the fever has abatcd, and hopes are en-
tertained that ere long not case will be
known. At no time the Board of Health,
which the Charleston papers will show,
have reported over three deaths in Il day
The report, this morning, was from deaths in
the last two days. The city is clean, and
every thing. since the rain, looks comfortable
again, and business improves. Hope we will
see the merchants coming down, as there is
no danger, and stocks are fine and well as
sorted. Respectfully
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1852-09-24

- Communications have appeared, from
time to time, in the democratic papers at
NJ -:n.- r-.r-..;"s ~ nv ",v"""'a VI tiie
debates in East Tennessee between Messrs.
Guild and Haskell. and Blbo and Martin, in
which victory. Overwhelming and crushing, is
invariably claimed for "Old Bally" and the
Big Iniun," as their friends sometimes call
them. These accounts are got up by two
Young men, from Middle Tennessee, who
have been travelling with Coils. Guild ard
Martin, for that purpose. They were 10th
here on the 18TH and we have no douot they
a,e clever, nice young men. We allule to
the subject simply that our friends in Middle
Tennessee may know who it is that is writ
ing the accounts from East Tennessee which
appear in the Nashville democratic papers,
We did not hear Barclay Martin, but taking
COL Guilds effort here as a specimen Of hi:
abilities as public debater, we DO not be-
ieve he can OBTAIN victory overany well-in
formed man, much less over Gen. Haskell
who has no superior as stump.speaker.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1852-09-24

~" We think Tennessee may now be set
down as certain for Scott and Graham -
Eastman has become perfectly furious under
the prospect, and is writing to wings in diff
fcrent parts of the State, requesting them to
organize the democracy and circulate the
documents,
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1852-09-24

GEyyEssEE WHEAT.-We invite the atten'
t;on of persons to the advertisement of Mr.
McClatchey. in another column. The Gen.
nessee is superior grain, and commands a
hiyher price in all the markets.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1852-09-24

~ We are requested to state that the
Winter Session of the jacksonville Female
Academy, under the charge Of Miss c. NJ.
MELVILLE, assisted by Miss E. c. Dickson,
and others if necessary, will commence on
the al Monday of October next.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1852-09-24
TIE RICHMOND ENQUIRER.

u, G., :; d., R;cbropd \Nhiv an extract
49, rnori,,r or December 18th,
900 ,,:,,I ,.,,,oo,od .bis was written
1921 - a.. .,;--;,r comn,ion Of
.F,- -. o,.ailv n the Demo.
~.,n.t,ar,,i,o,v hurled from the
:, NJ. w., Rr-., since. the
ca C@ara,.;o, ., Ruf.
- 49,. and NOW the
-, .-n.,,..,.o, Cor piercs But the
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-,'-' -. -, ,r,.. So Co.ysp.
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The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1852-09-24

49, The Atlanta Ga, Rcveilc states that
the Hon. John Mcpherson Berrien will sup
port the regular Wing nominees, Scott and
Graham, for President and Vice President.