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The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1853-09-09

No cabinet meeting has been held for some
time, till Yesterday when a short session took
place. II is understood it was unmportant.
1t is probable that fora month TO come, moth
ing will be done of any Importance. The
different ministers abroad having received
their instructions, the Secretary Of State can
amusc himself with the fishery negotiations.
He has not yet presented TO Mr.. Champion
the propositions which it is believed he has
agreed 10 make.
The Sentinel will make its appearance in n
week. Mr.. Beverley Tucker, who is the
financial man of tie concern, has associated
with him rs editors, Mr. Overton, for sever
al years connected with the Union, Il Mr..
Smith, and Mr.. Rand Tucker, all Of Virginia.
The Union is getting nervous. Mr.. Nicli-
olson Of Tenn, is duly installed as lis editor.
lie is now absent: but on his return, Mr..
Eamcs, who has been in associate editor on
the paper since the days Of Father Richie, it
is said, will vacatc the prcmi,es--Nlr Nichol-
son BEING sufficient Atlas TO keep the in
strumcnt in tune.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1853-09-09

The 1ARMoHIoUS DEMuCRACY-Sec tclc.
grahic dispatches. ltappcars that the New
York Democracy are about cutting each 9TH
cr's lights out. Why don't they do some
thing more dcspcratc-cat each other up like
those other cats. of Kilkenny fame.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1853-09-09
THE MINERALS OF EAST TENNES.

SEE.
The mineral lands of this section are at
tracing much attention. Some Of these
lands are very valuable, and others not worth
any thing for mining purposes. 1t is quite
natural where there is n good dca! OF excite
mcnt. that almost every man should believe
he had an immense fortune beneath his
feet, and should begin to fill his 'pockets
with rocks and trudgc oil TO some point to
have them tested, and ascertain the character
of the ore. This calls him from his ordinary
business and results frequently IN injury, rs
it sometimes happens that those who have
rich specimens are made to believe that they
are yalucless. To obyiate this, and to pre-
vent our friends from wasting their time and
substance in what must ottcner than other
wise turn out IN idle pursuit, We have made
arrangements with n competent and reliable
person TO furnish us with articles, weekly,
descriptive of the different ores, Indications,
formations, general and minute appearance,
&c.-So that every man who takes this pa
per, can determine for himself whether his
mineral discoveries are likely to lead TO any
thing valuable By this, we think we shall
add to the interest Of our paper and confer
Il substantial benefit upon the public. Below
will be found the first article upon the sub
icct which we commend to the attention Of
every copper hunter"
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1853-09-09

ROCHESTER,, n. Y, Sept. l.-Thcre was
great excitement in the Democratic Covcn-
ton to-day.
J. VI. Hatch, Il bunker democrat, drew n
dargcr on DR.. Lewis, barnburner, for reius-
ing to support him rs Il delegate.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1853-09-09

~" The reader will find reliable state
ments Of the market in this days paper.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1853-09-09

.-Ty" Gov. Cobb, Of Georgia, has not yet
accepted the mission TO France
No, he hasn't-ipr the same reason that
jack had for not eating his super.
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FERROUS BGowH lRoy ORE-BROwy ii EMA-

Erlernal Character--Color, brown, vel.
lowi,h, or blackish brown; on the outside
often vanished or CLOSED, precisely rcscm-
bling black glazed carthcnwarc-trcqucntly
riscd with all the colors Of the rainbow or
pcacock's feathers Occurs saactical, tubcr-
Gus, nodula"anG amorphous; structure librous,
sometimes parallel, but more often radiating
or diycrging from Il centre lustrc, silky or
rcsinous; yields to the knife.
FIgRous RED OXIDE OF IGoy-ltED ll.EMA-
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1853-09-09

GEORGIA PuLIrlcs.-Thc canvass for Go
vernon in Georgia seems to be waxing pretty
strong. Jenkins and Johnson are the candi-
dates. The former is 4 whig, n wing par
crceliencc, so good whig that he couldn't
quito 90 the Scott ticket last year. Johnson
is Il squarc-tocd, frc-cating democrat, and, if
he has not bcch slandcrcd, Il believer in the
spiritual rppings. The election comes off
next month. The jenkins papers say that
Jenkins will be elected easy. We hope they
are RIGHT in their speculations; but we don't
like the name of the other man.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1853-09-09

WHEAT.-The ruling price OF wheat here
at present is go cents. Some largc and choice
lots have been sold Tor G3 cents. at Cleye-
land, Brad. - county. good alt. .ic commands
10 cents.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1853-09-09

Nh. MAgCY.-I'hc present Secretary Of
State enjoys the reputation Of having first
uttered what is now the famous battle cry
of his party--'to the yictors belong the spol's.'
He is justly entitled to it.
In July, 1892. Mr. Van Buren, S nomination
as Minister to England being under consider
alton, he addressed the Senate thus:
1t may be sir, that the politicians of the
United States are not so fast rs some gentle
men are us TO disclosing the principles on
which they net. They boldly preach what
they practice When they are contcnding for
victory, they avow their intention Of enjoy
inc the fruits of it. If they are defeated,
they expect to retire from Office. II they are
successful, they claim us matter of right,
the advantages Of succcss. They see moth
inr WRONG in the rule that 10 the victor be-
long the spells of the enemy.
-.----------------------.
c-fy"A New York paper, Of the stripe de-
mocratic, condemns the course of the Prcsi-
dent, and says: There is an absence of prac-
teal craftsmanship in it, and its effect upon
the public mind is deeply injurious, by the
Wilt VI IlIDiiu lillUtHo NlINIl ~
The character of Gen. Pierce, and the pccu-
liar condition Of public sentiment touching
the constitution and the course of individu-
ais. gave promise that in the exercise Of his
executive functions he would rise up TO the
dignity Of craftsmanship, and put IN end for
ever to that groyclling system of spoils,
which, if carried out must degrade the gov-
crnmcnt to the level of Wall street manage
mcnt and morals. But the result has not full
filled the hope.
80 The Chattanooga Advertiser says the
Tennessee Bridge Of the Nashville and Chat
tanooga Railroad. is now being rapidly push
ed, and will be ready by the first Of January
without doubt The west channel, which is
much the wider is ncary completed, and the
rcstlc work on the island is ready for the
iron. In the east channel the piers are ready
for the timber which is bcing framed, and we
see no chance for failure unless the matcri-
al is behind hand
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1853-09-09

secondary TochS.
EXPLANATIONS OF TERMS.
Sialacticai, minerals greatly resembling
iciclcs.
TnLrous, exhibiting somewhat circular
knobs or elevations.
N~Iular, presenting irregular globular Gle
vations.
Amwplous, when neither regular, nor ilni-
tativc.
Botryoiaa', hung like rlustrcs of grapes or
berries.
Copcriions. small and distinct masses.
FIjrouS, relates both to form and struc-
turc, sometimes parallel, aud sometimes d.
ycrging from Il common centre.
C0nchoHai, like the shell Of Il fish, or
curying, not even.
The ores described above are very com
mon. and can be found on almost every
ridge in East Tennessee, and rs everybody
these days have their pockets full Of rocks,
they will not insist SO strongly that they con-
tain copper after they have carefully compar-
ed them with the above descriptions. ID.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1853-09-09

ErisraM Observation-Disclosures, ycllowish
brown and brownish red, or steel grey; lus-
ire somewhat metallic; receives a POLISH
streak and powder nearly blood red. Occurs
amorphous, staIactical, botryodal and in con-
cretions. Structure distinctly ibrous; iibrcs,
particularly of the stalactical, radiatc from
the centre or run parallel, resembling the
Grain Of wood; fracture conchoidal in one
direction.
Chcmical ChuYucicr-In(usiblc before the
blow-pipc, but turns dark and becomes mag
nctic. Both varieties found in primitive and
.nrnnlnrr rnIhs
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ASON'S PATENT PURIFIED
wi SDrrm OIL

bis oil, for briiiiancy, durability and purity a.
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After devotlne many years in exI imcntiEg
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Il. r. R.-No. l.
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THE MUSICAL WORLD AND TINES

4 D.
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pages, edited by RICHARD STORES WILLIS,
and which the best musical composers and
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DAILY EVENING STAR.
Potomac 'nffninas Company.

DAILY EvGNAU 0A0N'
Potomac Mining Company,
We are indebted to MIR. Morris, Of the
House of Delegates of Maryland, for a copy
of bill to Incorporate the Potomac Mining
Company.
Section one provides that James Swami,
Lafayette Maynard, R. W. Latham, and
Duff Green, and the owners of the shares
hereina ter to be created, be a body ceFpo-
rate, b, the name of the Potomac Mining
Company; and in that name may purchase,
use, and acquire any estate, real, personal,
and mixed, for the management of their
affairs the same being consistent with the
constitution and laws of the State of Mary
land, and of the United States.
Section two provides that the manage
ment of the company shall be vested in a
board Of five directors, one of whom shall
be president; and the said board shall have
full power and authority, in the name of
the company, to do all things which may be
necessary and proper to be done by them as
a company, incorporated for the purpose of
owning lands and mines, and erecting and
carrying on mills and manufactures.
Section three provides that the capital
stock of the said company shall consist of
shares of one hundred dollars each; and
that James Swarm, Lafayette Maynard, R.
W. Latham, and Duff Green, or any two of
them, may open books Of subscription there
for, and receive the lands of Duff Green and
James Swami, or of either of them, in paw
ment for shares by them subscribed; and
the president and directors may increase
the capital stock, as such increase may be-
come necessary, provided ii does not exceed
thirty thousand shares over and above the
estimated value of the lands of the company.
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railways as they may deem expedient, to
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factories with the Baltimore & Ohio Railroad.
Section five provides that, for the time
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shareholders, James Swami, Lafayette May
nard, R. W. Latham, Duff Green, and John
W. Houston, or majority of them, may or
ganize and act as directors of the said COM
pany.
Section six provides that nothing contain
ell in this act shall be construed to give to
the said company banking privileges, and
the Legislature reserves The right at all
mes to alter or repeal the charter hereby
created. ..-.-.
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Z. X. r. No. 8.
RAILWAYS REGULATORS.

Z. X. r. No. 3. e-+-- ~
RAILWAYS REGULATORS.
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Heart Burn, Small Pox, Kidney Complaint.
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DIR. Roses Dyspepsia Cordial.

TIE Liver being the largest gland IN the human
i body. it is more frequently dc anred than an
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r. r. R.-NO. Q,


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TT rs DAILY PERFORMING MIRACLES
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