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Jew David, or Hebrew Plaster.

yUyIIE great remedy for Rheumatism, Govt, Pain In
il side, Hip, Back Limbs and Joints: Serofula, Kings
Evil, White Swelling, Hard Tumors Still Joints, and ali
fixed pains whatever.
Where this Plaster Is applied Pc a cannot exist.
1t has been beneficial In Of weakness, such -
Pain and weakness In the Stomach, Weak Limbs, Lame
ness, Affection Of the Lungs In their primary ssasss
II destroys Inflammation by perspraton.
james l.. Boyd, Pckens district South Carolina ties.
titles that by It's alone he was cured Of rheumatism
In both Of his knees, OF several years standing.
clan In Georgia:
hIessrs. Scovil 4 Mead-Gents: have been using
your Lverwor and Tar and Hebrew Plaster very extern
svey In my practice for three years past, and is with
pleasure that state my belief In their superiority over
all other articles with which acquainted, for the
purposes for which they recommended The He
brew Plaster especially, IL universal panacea for To-
cal pains have also found II most excellent app'ica-
ton for sprans and Bruises. 1t gives universal sas-
faction wherever used. s. 8. OSLlN, N. D.
Knoxville, Ca, March 4th, 1853.
~ Beware Of counterfeits and base limitations.
The genuine will In future have the signature Of H.
layton the engraved label on the top Of each box
Purchasers are advised that mean counterfeit OF
this article Is In existence.
The genuine ~ sold only by us; and by our agena APP
sell IT, Dealers and purchasers generally cautioned
against buying OF any but regular agents. otherwise
they will be imposed upon with a worthless Article.
SCOvIL MEAD, Ill Chartres st., New Orleans.
Sole General Agents for the Southern States, to whom
all orders must invariably be addressed
Sold also b. 7. H. KEITH Co., Athens CowAs HAM
MosD, Charleston; W. II. CRAiGaiiEs Cleveland Mos
McKAMY, Benton; j. A. 4 U. W. Corrr Msdisonvilles
and agents In every town In the State Dec. Only
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Atlanta Market.

ATLANTA, Dec. II.
Below please ind review Of our market, which We
have carefully corrected.
BAceS-Clear sides loo, ribbed q 1Oc; shoulders &c.
hams IAN a. 13c.
LARD-0ld II q 12c, slow sale; scarce and in de-
mand at 1917 @ 13c
BUTTER 15c, dull. FEArhIRs 40 @ 45c, heavy stock.
GRSN-Corn 30 q 95c; Coax MEAL 81 q bu., sacked
OATS Csc, scarce. Cow PEAS lilo % 81 20 a bushel
FLOUR $3.50 D barrel, light stock
BEKF a &c. Pork q Sc, retail. Our country Is
well supplied with Hogs
Corrosive quote extremes q nc q 70, and the
money market is so very tight is now difficult for
spectators to get any even for buying
Cotton, through banks, which have almost entirely
stopped operations
Yours, truly,
SEAG0 & ABBOTT,
General Commission Kerchdnts
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C ON nj E R C IA L.
Augusta Market.

AUGUSTA, Dec. IL.
The transactions In produce OF all kinds has been
rather light during the past week. and In instances
slight decline has occurred with two articles
while in others advance has taken place. quote
follows
BAcoS-Hog round q 1Oc dull, stock fair; hams 12
q l3c for prime old hams and 10 q 14c for pig
hams, well cured; sides % 10c, stock fair, demand
light; shoulders q SIC.
LARD has fallen OF little and will probably go little
lower. Old Lard, in barrels lie, in kegs 1lH q he;
new, in barrels 1tH q l2c and in kegs - @ 1885, Stock
accommodating and prices in favor Of buyers.
TALLow 12jhc D ID.
BEEvEs In fair demand at ~ a &c for grass fed and
@ 616c for stall fed Hoes q &c. SHEEP 80 @ $50.
Wool 25 a CSC for washed and Is q 1Sc unwashed.
CoRS has advanced and is now selling at 81 O. l,10
and retailing at $l,ib % 1,20. MEAL $1,25.
Wheat and Flour as quoted last week. Also,
Peas, Feathers, Hay and Dried Fruit,
OATS worth 70 a I5c.
BREswAx go O 25c. BUTTER scarce at IS q 25c.-
EGGS at 20 @ 30c No change In other articles.
Yours, very truly,
J. A. ANSLEY,
Commission and Produce Merchant.
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state of Tennessee, Monroe county.

CIRCUIT COURT.
r. II. Gregory and Hugh Chestnut, Admins.
traitors Of James Chestnut, deed,
as.
John Chestnut, Albert @. and Mary Jane
Love, and others.
Petition 10 sell Land 10 pay debts
IT appearing from the petition filed in this
j. cause that Albert G. and Mary Jane Love
are non-residents Of the State OF Tennessee,
publication is therefore ordered to be made
In the Athens Post for four successive weeks,
notifying them TO appear at the next term Of
the Circuit Court, TO be he held for the coun.
ty and State aforesaid, at the Court.houee in
jacksonville, on the second Monday Of Jauu.
AIRY next, and make defence.
4, Il. GRIFFITH, Clerk.
Dee. Is, ls5i-it Prs Zee a. s25
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and Extraordinary Cure

OF RHEUMATISM OF TWENTY YEARS STANDING.
Never in my life have had much pleasure in doing
any thing in giving this certificate to the world and
hope 1t may be the of thousands of my fellow
creatures being relieved from that dreadful disease,
rheumatism. My wife has been afflicted with 1t for 20
years. most Of the time suffering excruciating pains in
every part Of her body Having appetite whatever,
she reduced to almost skeleton. SO violent
the pains that she seldom could sleep without taking
large doses Of opium. Every joint sweed very
much, and her knees, hands and neck, covered with
large Jumps She could do kind of work. the snews
and muscles being hard and contracted that her limbs
were drawn together so that she was obliged to be In
bed constantly In this condition she had been for 90
years without getting any relief from every thing
she used, until she commenced the of ii. G. FAR
RELL'S ARABIAN LINIsENT, the first bottle of which
produced great change She has used five bottles
and the swellings have nearly all gone down. pain has
ENTIRELY left herr she sleeps well and soundy is
feshy than she In her life; has excellent APP
petite, and spins and sews all day by the OF a few
bottles more she must be well she was. II
any doubts this wonderful cure, he has only call
at my residence near Peoria, and learn the circum-
STANCES from my wifes lips, he further in
qure OF any Of my neghbors. SAML ELS0N.
H. G. FARRELi's ARABIAN EMINENT is also an
excellent remedy for palsy, sprans bruises, cramps
chlbains burns palms. toothache, sore eyes, &c, and
horses cattle Is the best remedy In the world where
an external application is required.
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RoBBERY.-We understand, just rs we are
going to press, that our worthy citizen, Col.
J. w. NJ. Berrien, while on the cars between
Atlanta and Augusta last Thursday night
was robbed of $4,000. I he circumstances,
according to our informant, were rs follows:
Col Berrien being asleep on his seat in the
car, some desperate administered Chloroform
to him, and after getting him under its infu-
ence, cut his pocket and extracted his money.
Whether the robber has as ye: been detected
or not we are unable to say. A vial which
contained the Chloroform was found under
the COlonel's seat-Rome Courier.
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savannah Market.

SAVANNAH, Dec 9.
CoRS-The stock continues light, with only moder-
ate demand. We hear Of sales from the wharf at 10
and by retail at 81, 25 d bushel.
0ATs-We notice no material change In this article
The stock Is small, and we hear Of sales at SIN @ ST.
FLOUR-The dullness reported in the demand, in our
last has continued during the week, although prices
have not changed. The stock continues light, and the
sales have been in small lots at 9,25 q 10. The better
qualities command higher prices,
BAcoS-The market for this article continues of very
depressed character, particularly for any qualities
short of very prime. We quote shoulders at ~ % 81,
and sides at 81 q DC. The market Is fairly supplied
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New YoRK, Dec. 9

The mail steam ship North Star has arriv.
cd from San Juan with advices from San
Francisco to tho 10th ult. She has brought
81 ,3s5,o0O in gold
The U. 8. frigate Susquehnnna had arrived
at the Sandwich Islands from Japan. Her Of
icers writing under date of the esth of O..
tober, say that~the annexation feeling was
strong ut Honolulu, and that the heir appa-
rent, whose signature was only wanting to
complete the cession, had sent word that he
was ready to give it.
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The Macon (Miss.) Beacon of tho goth
inst, says:
A most outrageous murder was pcrpetra.
ted in n ball room in Columbus, on the previ.
GUS night, by Joseph Nash on the person of
a son Of Judge Whitfield. 1t appears young
Whitfield was talking 10 young lady in the
room, which reused 10. Nash's anger, when
he caught him by the hair and cut his throat,
killing him almost Immediately.
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eY- Leasing says: "The most agreeable of
all companions is simple, frank man, without
any high pretensions TO an oppressive great
ness--one who loves life, and understands
tho use Of 1t; obliging alike at all hours; above
all of a golden temper, and steadfast as an
anchor. For such IN one, we gladly exchange
tho greatest genius, the most brilliant wit,
the profoundest thinker
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I'm Chancery at Benton.
II e.. pettitt

Elizabeth Brown, John Brown, Edward II.
Brown and others.
1T appearing from the bill that respondents
Il Elizabeth Brown, widow Of Benjamin
Brown, deceased, and John G.. Brown and
Edward H. Brown, are non-rssidents Of the
State of Tennessee, it is ordered that publica-
ton he made in the Athens Post, for four sue
cessive weeks notifying said respondents to
appear at the next term of our Court OF
Chancery, to he held at the Courthouse In
Benton, on the LIST Monday of February next,
and plead, answer or demur to said bill, or
the same will be taken pro eonfesso as to
them, and set for hearing accordingly.
J. IL. ALEXANDER, c. d M,
BY JAS SMITH, d. c. An.
Dec. Is, lS54-3t Prs fee SO 325
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Look ont for CannterEeits I

The public are cautioned against another counterfeit
which has lately made its appearance, called W. D. Far
rels Arabian Eminent, the most dangerous OF all the
counteriets, because his having the of Farrell,
many will buy In good faith without the knowledge
that counterfeit exists, and they will perhaps only dis
their when the spurious mixture has wrought
Its evil effects
The genuine article Is manufactured only by II. g..
Farrell sole inventor and proprietor, aud Wholesale
druggist No II Main street, PEORIA Illinois, to whom
all applications for Agencies must be addressed De
you get It with the letters H. @. before Farrells,
thus-H @. FARRELLS-and his signature ON the wrap
per, all others are counterfeits.
For sale by G. W. Ross, and A. MoKELpN, Athens;
HuDois, WELLS JOHNSON Cleveland; w. b. REYNOLDS,
Benton; W. G. VAUGHAN, Colunbus--and regularly au-
thoriZed agents throughout the United States.
eE- Price % and 80 cents, and 81 per bottle.
AGENTS WANTED In every town, village and hamlet
In the United States in which is already estab
lshed Address II. @. Farrell above, accompanied
with good references as to character responsibility &c.
mi aim
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70" Fears are expressed in the New York
papers that Or. Kane and his little band of
sixteen, have persisted in their frutless search
of Sir John Franklin. No credit is attached
to the announcement in the Lake Superior
Journal that the Doctor had succeeded in
discovering tho remains of Sir John.
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GOLD AND Enthusiastically Guthrie, in
his annual report, says officially that the total
amount of gold and silver coin in circulation
on the 3Oth of September, 1854 was $24I,-
100000, against the total bank circulation of
$2O4,s92,O9O. The Secretary is opposed to
the circulation Of notes of small denomi-
nations
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Married,

On the q6th ult by J. W, Cox, Esq, Mr.. WV II. sruB
ptEfrD TO Miss ELIZABETH SruDDARD all OF this county
On the 4th inst, by Rev. Daniel +. Hunt, JAMES NJ
CuAElEs OF Polk co., to Miss CAROLINE NJ Born, OF Mon
roe county.
In Cleveland. on Sunday, the 10th inst. by Rev. A.
Templeton, Col O. H. Mus TO Miss sAlLir WArRRnousr
all Of that place.
On the eth inst, by J. & Garrison, Esq joins MeMn.
Ian, Eco, TO Mits TERBr wAssca, Nil Of this county.
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w-W We are requested to state that w. c.
Vaughan will deliver addresses in favor Of
the Know Nothings, at Little Hope, McMinn
co., on Tuesday night the 10Th inst, and at
Wesleyanna on Thursday night, the 2lst
inst. The public are respectfully invited to
ottand
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IMPORTANT News FOR SHAREHOLDERS IN PERHAM's
TuiRD GiFr EsrEnPRsE.-I will be by reference to
advertisement In our paper of to-day that the commit
tee appointed by the Shareholders at their last meeting
have Issued call for final meeting Of all interested,
to get their instructions In reference to the distribution
Of the Gin property We pleased to ind the mat
ter a consummntion and hope that Mr.. Perham
will receive the patronage he well deserves for the
beraliy and energy displayed In getting up and prose-
cutting this stupondous enterprise Orders for Tickets
should be sent in immediately There are fortunes In
reserye for semebody
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V- MoRE CorrsR IN GEoReIA.-A cor.
respondent OF the Cassvillo Standard says:
Messrs. Benjamin Johnson g. Co., of Gilmer,
have opened rich copper mine in the ninth
district of Fannin county. The vein is twelve
feet in width, of what is termed the yellow
splphurct Of copper
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H The London correspondents of the
New York Times says he "has the most pos
tive and highly respectable information that
Lord Raglan is in favor Of giving up, for this
gear, the siege, and that he, wrote home that
retreat will become aqucstion of safety, un-
less he should in the next fortnight, be REIN
forced by considerable numbers Of all arms.
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CosrrssIoN.-A Young Gle

CLERK's CONFESSIONAL young clerk in Chi
eago lately determined to leave that city.
and, after considerable urging, induced his
late employer, who was distant relative, to
accompany him to the ears, whereupOn he
made the following confession:
have induced you to come here in order
that might tell you something you ought to
have known long ago. have been robbing
you for more than two years. have taken
both money and goods whenever occasion
required, and, in some few instances as much
as thirty or forty dollars at once. do not
make this revelation now because am going
to restore any of this property, for have
nothing with which to pay it back, and II l
had could not determine how much am in
your debt, but tell you this in order to add,
that there is still one with you who is worse
than myself, who led me into the crime, and
who has probably taken two dollars where
have taken one. know you Will not seek
to prosecute me, and you cannot successfully
prosecute him without involving me in ruin
also, therefore l advise you to satisfy yourself,
if you are not already convinced that what
say is true, and then quickly discharge him
from your employ.
The whistle sounded, the train moved of,
and with it the young man who had made
'clean breast of it."
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Mexican Mustang Liniment.

This invaluable remedy, in praise OF which so much
has been said and written wherever it has been intro
duced, pleased to see 1t now obtainable In our
city. The curative properties ascribed to this article
such readily believe come within the pow
Of remedial agents to effect. 1t Is recommended
for quick almost electrical effect In allayng pain and
assuaging inflammation, giving tone to the nerves and
invgoraton to the muscles when excited or impaired
and in fact for all those forms OF the Ellis to which flesh
Is herr that may be reached by external applications
For sale in Athens by VIM. BURNS; in Calhoun by b.
Z. MARTIN; in Charleston by JAS D. Balm. [dec 10
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Land for sale.

ON Thursday, 4th day of January next, we
" will sell to the highest bidder, at the
Courthouse door in Athens, n TRACT OF
LAND belonging to the estate of the late
VIM. G. Nice, purchased by said Nice of the
Bank of Tennessee, containing so acres, more
or less, and lying south and within half a
mile Of Athens, adjoining the lands Of Mrs.
Fore, DIR. Denderick, I. N Van Dyke and
John Crawford. Sold by virtue of a clause
in the will of said VIM. G. Nice, deed.
TRIMS OF SALE-Sl60 paid on the day Of
sale, and the remainder in six and twelve
months, retaining lien on the Land for the
purchase money. i. X. NICE,
R0BT N. MoEWEN,
Ereeutrir and Executor
Dec. 10, 1S54--td 325
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The DFrEREEcE.-A dog is accounted
mad when he wont take something to drink,
and man insane when he takes too much.
A financier remains respectable" with for
tune that don't belong to him, while n beggar
becomes criminal for purloning II piece Of
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The ways will never let Barnum alone
The last story in regard to him is, that he had
picked mp tn his travels a small pot of tar
supposed to have been left where the Israeli
ties pitched their tents
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EW- The United States Circuit Court ut
Baltimore has decided that railway company
is liable to pay damages for not transporting
live stock by the earliest freight train to mar
kcl II meantime fall in the market prices
should occur so as to occasion loss to the
shipper.
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eW- We learn from the Carrollton (Miss.)
Democrat, that hurricane passed over the
South. western portion of that county on the
evening of the 23d ult., which caused great
destruction of property. The town of Marion,
the Democrat says, was blown down, only
one house having been left standing. Fortu.
nately no lives were lost. Two or three per-
sons were injured, but not dangerously.
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The Atlanta Repuhlican.

the title OF weekly paper published in the city Of
n Atlanta, at SO per annum, In advance.
II is by far the best paper published In that city, and
contains Price Current, carefully arranged, and cor
rected weekly Those who desire read an interesting
Journal and weekly report OF the prices Of the
leading articles bought and sold In the Atlanta market
would do well to order the REPUBLICAN
Post Masters, and our friends and acquaintance gen.
orally, In Cherokee Georgia. and In Tennessee are re-
specially requested to act MS agents In extending the
circulation OF our paper. JAMES r. SMITH, r,,,on.
Dec 10 A. q. WARE (HU"Wo'
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tW The English and French naval squa-
dron having retired from the Baltic, the
blockade of the Northern ports of Russia is,
of course, necessarily discontinued, and it
appears that no less than fourteen Russian
war steamers have emerged from Cronstradt,
naval stronghold which Sir Charles Napier
has found impregnable, at least, for the pres
ent season.
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HORRIBLE OccURRENcE.-An occurrence
of the most horrible nature had taken place
The great Hospital in Sebastopol was set on
fire by the shells of the Allies, and was burn
ed to the ground with all its inmates-2,000
sick and wounded.
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Circuit Court for Monroe county.


Petition to sell Land
John Wilson, Administrator of David Star
rott, decd,
u.s.
Sarah Starrott, William Starrott, John Star.
rott and Jane Starrott
TT appearing to the Clerk, from the petition
Il of complainant Wilson, that defendants
John Starrott, William Starrott and Jane
Starrott are non residents of the State of
Tennessee, and said petition having been
sworn to, it is therefore ordered that publca-
ton be made in the Athens Post, requiring
said defendants to appear at the next term
of the Circuit Court to be held for the coun.
ty of Monroe, at the Court house in the town
Of jacksonville. on the second Monday Of
January next. then and there to plead, an.
swer or demur to said petition filed against
them to subject the lands mentioned in said
petition, as belonging to Daniel Starrott,
decd, to sale for the payment Of debts, or
the same will be taken as confessed and set
for hearing accordingly.
f. l.. GRIFFITH, Clerk.
Dec. 8, ls54--4t Prs fee 81 1926
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AN INDUSTRIOUS EpIroR.-'The editor of
the Bellnop Gazette says: during the past
week we have set type and sawed wood,
worked at the press and dug potatoes, swept
the office and done chores at the house, &c.
&c, consequently our time for has been de.
cidedly limited"
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CANDID TIE \.

~ We are authorized and requested to announce
Mai J.. II. HuRsr, OF McMinn, "a candidate for Briga
der General In the 9th Brigade Tennessee Mlitiacom
posed Of the counties OF Monroe, Roane, McMnn, Polk
and Bradley
~ We are authorised to announce Col. JAS IIicKEy
Of Polk county, Formerly Of McMinnD as candidate
for Brgadier General 9th Brigade Tennessee Militia
The Brigade Is composed of the counties OF Roane,
Monroe, McMnn, Polk, and bradley
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THUNDEB.-Some miserable old bachelor
says: Blessed are they who are afraid of
thunder, for they shall hesitate about getting
married, and keep away from political meet
inns
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masonic CELERRATION.

MERIDIAN sus JoDcE, No. 80, of Free and Accepted
Masons will celebrate the Anniversary OF ST. John the
Baptist, the 9Th December by Procession and Pub
lie Installation OF Officers. An Address will also be de-
livered by the Rev. JONI L. GAY.
All surrounding Lodges, and transient brethren In
good standing, are cordially invited to attend and par
tclpate In the ceremonies OF the day.
Dec. 8, 1854 WIN. @. HORTON, Sec'y pro tenn
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PENNSYLVANIA RAILRoAD.-The last rail
has been laid upon the double track over the
mountain division of the Pennsylvania Rail-
road, and the whole line between Altoona
and Jamestown is complete and ready for bu-
siuess, with all the necessary sidngs and wa
ter stations.
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MASONIC NOTICE.

At called meeting Of Meridian Sun Lodge, No. 60 ri
Free and Accepted Masons held ut their Lodge Room In
the town OF Athens Tennessee, the 9th December, A.
u. 1854, GEORGE A. SHELTON was expelled FROM all
e rights and benefits OF Masonry, for gross unmasonc
ccnduet. BY authority Of the Lodge,
Dec. 10, 1854. WM. q. HORTON, Scc'y pro ten.
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o: all the devils avoid the blues.

'Mr. Brown, you said the defendant was
honest and intelligent. What makes you
think so, are you acquainted with him ?
mo sir, | never seed him.
why then do you come to such a conclu-
sionp
Cause he takes ten newspapers and pays
for them in advance
Verdict for defendant.
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tY- In :he Boston Police Court, n short
time since, James Carnes, an Irish vagrant,
was sent to the House Of Industry for two
months, at the expiration Of that time TO
be sent back to Ireland, whence he came
There are before the Court some 40 more
candidates for the same Journey.