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The public cautioned against another counterfeit;
which has lately made it, app aranrc, called W b. Far
rclls Arabian inimcnt. the most dangerous of all the
countcricts, because his having the maine Of FARRELL
many will buy It IN good faith, without the know c-
that counterfeit exists aud they will rla,,, only lis
their when the spurious mixture has wrought
its evil effects.
The genuine article il manufactured only by u. C.
Farrell, sole inventor aud proprietor and whole. ale
druggist No. IL Main street, Peoria Illinois, to whom
all applications for Agencic. must he addressed H..
you get il with the letters H. g. hefur. farreI's
thus-H Il. FAEREILS-and his signature on the wrap
per. all others count-rfcit-.
For sale by g. W. Ross, and A. Nckuuy. Athcn- :.
IIUBsIS, WELLS Inuy-uS. Cleveland; W o.. EEYNar,s
Benton, W. &. NArGH,S, Coiuuhu--and regularly an-
thoriz.d agents throughout the United States.
- Price - and - cents. and Al per bottle.
AGENTS WANTED in every town. Village aud hamlet
in the United Sai-, in which Is not already c,tal-
li,ici Address a. q. Farrell above accotn lrie,l
with good references as 20 caaracier, responsibility &c.
sept 2.-iX
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NEW ORLrANs. Sept. q

The steamer Orizabn has arrived. bringing
dates of the city of Mexico to the 9th inst.
Count Boulbon was executed on the 18th
of August.
Further defeats the Insurgents were rr.
ported, but no mention WAS made Of the
movements Of Alvarez.
Senior Iurhilr, the Mexican Secretary OF
Legation, came passenger in the Driz;ba.
Brownsville dates to the 10th state that
the revolution WAS gradually progressing
1t was reported that Monterey was in pos.
session Of the rebels.
The recent storm, which WAS so destructive
at Galveston, ravagcd the entire coast OF
Texas. II commenced on the 18th. and last
ed four days. destroying property to IN i'm
mcnsc amount. Several vessels were lost
and many persons persisted. At MatagordI.
so great was the violence Of the storm, that
only three houses in the place were lett stan
ding.
The crops o! cotton and cane were damag-
ed beyond remedy.
CAN LADIES SET Type lin answer to this
question, the PhiIadclp hia Register, which has
been vigorously opposed in its attempts to
introduce females as coInposilors, remarks rs
follows:
"Scvcral are nov employed in the job
Printing department of the Register establish
ment. they have learned in few weeks rs
mucI, as boys usually do in Il, many months,
for the reason that they are better prepared
BY education and taste. In six months, they
will earn more than any one of the female
teacher, in our Public Schools, and with less
fatigue both of mind and body"
~ The Washington Star says the ac-
counts with the Government of Samuel Da-
wilson King, late Surveyor General of Cali
fornia, and for many years Il highly respected
resident of Washington City and its vicinity,
are said to be short some Sl2,l00.
a. The Philadelphia Ledger says that
Philadelphia will lose about 100000 hy the
disastrous wreck OF the steam ship Phladci-
phia, over and above any direct loss from the
vessel herself, which is mainly or entirely
insured in England.
Sc There seems to be chance that three
brothers will meet together as Represents
tives the next Congress-lsrael Washburn,
Junior, represents the Bangor district in
Maine; L. b. Waslburii, the Galcna district,
in Wisconsin, and now G. &. Washburn is
nominated rs the Anti-Ncbraska candidate in
his district.
DIsBANDED-The Governor of Massacllu-
sets has dsbanded the Bay State Artillery,
a military company of Boston, composed
mainly of naturalized lrishmen, for insubor-
dnation. The difficulty grew out of disturb
ance which occurred between the companies
that received the Montgomery Guards Of this
city on the accession of their visit to Boston.
This is the second instance of the disbanding
of an Irish military company in that State.
CINCINNATI, Sept. 30.
Flour firm; sales at Sc IS. Provisions
dull; no sales.
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RETURN OF MoRMoSs.-A western paper
says that few days since, a train composed
of nine wagons and fifty persons, crossed the
Missouri castwardly in search of new home
They had left Salt Lake City on accoun,
of the oppression and immortality OF their
church.
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G. y. NORTHRUP.
IIvIuV STA1hE.
Valuable Farm for Sale.

I WILL sell to the highest bidder, on Satur-
day, the 3lst day Of October next on the
premises near the Telico Iron Works, in
Monroe county. Tenn, Three Hupdrod and
T0c,ty here's If LdRL, being the South west,
Northwest and Northeast quarters Of the
section of School Land in township three,
range three. Fast Of the meridian. Iiiwassee
district; AMI h,in. the same heretofore bought
hy james Vaughn. There is about the sum
of Sl.."o still due on said Land, which the
purchaser can pay in installments on the
terms Of sale of School Land: the residue will
be required to be paid in hand
L. +. GRIFFITH.
Sept. -, lSji-6t Slo
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~" Four of the members of the Missou-
ri Legislature are 'in 4 bad fix" being plcdg-
cd TO vote with the majority-but no party
has majority.
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the Intrinsic value Of this treat N"mfugr, When even
phy,ican-, who generally Irciudiccd against patent
medicines, voluntarily come Onward and testify to its
triumplat success in cxpulns worms. Read ir follow
ing:
HAREsoSvIrLE, Shelby CO., XIV, April >, $50.
J. Kidd co.. AN n practising physician residing
permanently IL This place. In the year 1913, when
resident Of the stat" uf Missouri, became aciuH
with the superior virtues Of Dr. Lanes NcrmifIgc.-
At leisure moment ! will send YOU the re-
suit Of experiment made with vial, IN cApuipg
upward. of 900 worms. l.. CARTER, VI. d.
Purchases will lee careful To ns, for Dr. W'LdD'y
',i.bIti',d I,TmIHgo and tI." none else. Al Other
Ncrmifgcs, in COmpari an VO,hlrss. DIR. VI Lanes
N,rmifugc, also his C,lch,I,rd Liver Pils, be
bad All respectable Drug Scics in the United States
and Canada.
For sr'c bv r. II. KuII & CO. Athens j. 4. a. C. W
CuftlN Madsonvillc; and by Agent in every town
in Tennessee. oct6l
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Notice.

4 IL persons indebted to the estate Of Col.
"a Vim. L. III. McDermo,t, deed. are hereby
notified to come forward and make payment
To the undersigned. and those having claims
against said estate to present them properly
authenticated. within the time prescribed by
law. J. + McDERMOTT, Administrative,
J. Il. COOKE. id,H;Histrd,or.
Athens. Sept. Is, lS5i-5t 81.
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ABOUT SNAKrs-WaIkrr is great county
for snakes. \ lew DAYS agn Mr.. Dill, high
" Respectable gentleman, residing in iac
county of Walker, Killed near Cain Creek. in
the aforesaid county, diamond back rattle
snake, that measured six inches between the
eyes and eleven feet in length; had swallowed
iawn, and had capacity for similar buk uu
occupied We are authorized (" say that Tho,
is the biggest snake ever Killed in the STATE.
We have the promise, in Il few DAYS, Of the
full particular, Of the monstcr.-.joncS IdI-
leg Tlmcs.
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Nf;srY;pti.

On Friday the Goth inst, by j. Il. Cobb E-q, Mr.. Mel
son SwrH Miss NANCY sNODDY, all OF Mc,iinu county
In Benton, Oct. lit, by Rev Wm. {. Caldwell Mr.. Er
ms MCCL,Rr to Miss SARAH T., daughter of Rev JnO ~
of Benton.
Is =. l.. McCary, Ed, JACon QrEESfR to Mis- OLEyIA
MELviSA COPLR ON the Both ut all of Polk county.
Such il mans condition,
When women prove untrue,
The los, of one hut teaches him
l.
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ISi,,tl.

In the vicinity Of Benton, Polk county, the 10th
ult.. or Scarlet Fever, ErCLD WArEGnuUsE second
Of Harriet f. and Erby Boyd, Jr aged two years, four
months and sixteen days.
Also, the G,h ut, Of the same, THOMAS SPENCER,
eldest of Harriet T. and Erhy Boyd, Jr aged four
years, Xix months and eleven days.
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CUDA AIoETGAGGD.-Thc New York Sun.
commenting on the repor, brought by the
St. Louis, that til" Spanish Government has
raised loan of G5 millions of reals. secured
on the revenues Of Cuba, justly rcmrak, that
If THIS be true, it is conclusive evidence that
Spain has not the rcmotcst idea of dsposin.
OF the Island to the United State; and it is
evidence also, that the parties making the
loan have not only confidence that Cuba will
remain securely in possession Of Spain, but
that they have confidence in the intention of
France and England to prevent the I"rcbIc
annexation oithc Island to the United State,
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GRADUATION OF THE Pace OF PUBLIC
LANDs.-'l'hc United States Land Office at
st. Louis has lately bced crowded with
applicants 10 enter land in that district under
til" provisions of the land graduation law
passed at the last Congress. There is yet
quantity of land embraced in that district
subject to entry ut l2t cents per acre, and
this now forms the great struggle. Under
the provisions of the late act, it is believed, Il
very large n mount of land, until now re
jcctcd, will be entered.
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rooc7yo< BOOK Lsost.

|oSIkO 13N-9oIN
YEfliE subscriber lost, ~ Monday last somewhere in
Athens. a common Ir. 'Aer Pocket Book, contain.
Ing between Six and Seven DulA"s in money; tw" NciCS
of haud-nnr for Ten Dollars, from Jhn sweeney, pay
able to the subscriber and one for Five 'olr made ~
Josiah H. blair, and pnyahl" 10 same. Tho Hu"h aus"
contained good many receipts and papers va Ahlc 10
u" person but the owner. Any pnrson finding saul
Pnchr, BOOK and papers and returning them {" me sl'
he suitably rewarded. All persons are cautioned against
trading for said notes. JNO. MiHriN.
Mriiiu' county, Oct. 4, lSii-4t 3l5
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Respectfully,
\ TRUSTEE.

At meeting of the Board of Trustees of
Malisonville Female Acadc" y, April %, 1851,
the following resolutions were unanimously
adopted:
WHEREAS, The Board have learned with The
liveie,t regret that Miss G. NJ. Melville CON
templates closing, with the present session,
her connection with his Institut"n and IN.
with entire unanimily. held in high e.,ima
ton her superior qualifications to instruct
and properly train thos. committed so her
charge, and would gladly retain her in our
midst
HeSo,ced That committee of three Trustees
shall be appointed, who are requested 10 &C.
quaint Miss Melville with he views cntcrtaiu-
ed hy the Board, and (" suggest that if 10y
any arrangement tn. labors of the School
room can he 50 alleviatcd that sl" may be
induced 10 continue in charge of the In~'itu-
ton, the Trustees will take pleasure in sane
,ioning any plan havin. such object in view;
and 10 assure Miss Melville that in any event
she will always he held in the most sincere
aud cordial regard by the parents of those
whose daughters she has instructed, rs well
rs by her many pupils, who rs they increase
in years will the more adequately appreciate
tai and moral training, under thc charge Of
an lnstructres1, equally distinguished by
skill and fidelity.
Col. William IIciskcll, Joseph Johnston,
and j. A. Coffin were placed on said commit
tee. who appraised Miss Melville with the
views of the Board and received the follow
ing reply:
MAplsoNvlLLE Nav Isl. 1874.
Mss,s. coffin, John&ton anil Uc;hciI-Gen-
ilcmcn:-l have, by your poliencss. received
II copy Of the resolutions passed by the Board
of Trustees of Bolivar Academy held on the
10Th uiimo.
thank you most heartily for the very flat
tcring testimony given to my services in said
Academy. 1t will always be source of
pleasure for me to know, that my pleasant
and exceedingly anxious lahors in behalf of
my pupils in this School have been apprcc-
ated, both by trustees and parents.
You have my gratitude for the question
in connection with your expressed DESIRE that
should continue Principal of the Acaicmv
cannot, however, see any way in which my
remanin. here any longer in th" present
state of my health could be of any alvan-
tagc either to myself or TO the interests Of the
institution.
trust that YOU willsccurc first rate teach
ers without delay. and that this School will
long continue TO flourish and bc II blessing 10
Madisonville and the country around.
am, gentlemen,
with high consideration,
yours, truly,
c. VI. MELVILLE.
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PApuCAH. Sent. 30

The steamer Malta sunk yesterday at
Big Hurricane Island. 1t was supposed that
90 or 80 deck passengers were lost
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Petition 10 SRI Lands and Negroes
1T appearing 10 the satisfaction q. the Court
from the petition, that the sail William j..
Rice and George 6. Gardner and wife Sarah
Gardner are non-rcsidcnts Of the State of
Tennessee, it is ordered by the Court that
publication lac made in the Athens Post, a
newspaper published in the town Of Athens,
McMinn county, Tennessee for -four successive
wseks, notifying ~" said respondents 10 ap-
pear ut the next term of said County Court,
10 he holden for the county of McMinn. in
the State OF Tennessee, at the Courthouse in
Athens. on the Isl Monday of Noyenmer next,
and then and there plead, answer or dcmur
e. said petition, or the same will b. taken as
confessed aud the cause set for hearing cr
paric. THOMAS VAUGHAN, G'Tk.
Oct. q, lSJi-it prs fee IS 3lj
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A LIrrLE FARM WELL TnLEp.-Thc
Montreal Herald gives the following, as the
total produce Of Farm comprising sixty
three acres of land in the town of Bomans-
Vile, Canada West, Wheat, l,GOO bushels;
Oats, go bushels: barley, 800 bushels; po,a-
toes 900 bushels; carrots, 800 bushels; tur-
nips, $500 bushels. Tota, G,ljO bushels
Spring wheat yielded forty bushels per acre.
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JACKSONVILLE FEMALE ACADEMY.

Mr.. S. p. hins:-You will crafty the
friends of jacksonville Female Academy by
publishing the following resolutions of the
Board of Trustees, together with Miss Mel
villc's reply, which explain why the ins,itu-
ton is now closed. There was no failure as
to patronage-the tuition dues of the last
year exceeding those of any one preceding
So soon as n suitable Superintendent can be
procured public notice will be given in the
Post
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Miss Mary Smith, a very pretty young
lady of Richmond, Va, has been held To bail
for a breech Of the peace, in wearing brecches
in the streets.
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We would inform our friend WINS of the
Athens Past. that his latter supposiiion rs 10
oar Market is the correct one. The prices
have changed but little save on some articles,
and these we are sure have been given. Our
reports are made from the best houses and
can be relied upon al all times, as they I'M.
jcrgo weekly supcrvison- Chattanooga
Idr.NiSer.
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County Court 81 Iic,8i.,:, co.., Tenn.

OCTOBER Session. 1851.
Charles W. Rice and Henry Rice, Admins.
TRAITORS, andlhomas A.Owcn, and wife Nancy,
Jesse Rice, John Rice, 1.-the Rice, Henry
Rice, Charles Rice, 10y his Guardian, Jesse
Rice, aud Isaac Il. Rice, hcrs-at-!aw of
John Rice, deed,
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Esond tor. &a1c.

ESIRStANr to u Decd of Trust executed to me by
IA Isaac Niluws to secure certain debts therein
toned, will proceed TO sch the premises, Satur.
day, lt November next, the Northeast quarter OF
Of the meridian. McMun county, Tennessee.
TERMS Cash III hand.
ISAAC BENSON, Trustee.
Sept. u, l>if--G. Prs fee s2,2j 3l3
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.HOfiCe.
TO Hn1ll Buyers.

TENIlE undersigned will sell his Farm, living
4 two miles South of kincannOn's Ferry on
the mail route from Decatur to Cleveland,
containing
give Hundred ana ScvcMty-Si.c Acres,
Of which two hundred and seventy -iive acres
are under cultivation, with good Dwelling
House, Barn and other necessary buildings.
Also, six hundred bushels Of Corn ten Young
Mules, Wagon and yoke of Oxen, and other
stock Any person wishing to buy such
Farm would 4" well to give me II call ms u
baJgai" cao be hai Or you can call on Il. +.
Martin, at Calhoun, Tenn, who will give YOU
any informal ion desired.
7. MARTIN,
hinca""om's FrrM Nciys corutH Tum.
sept. -, lSji---St 3lI
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OCTOBER RULES lsai.
H. Il. Darlington,
I. e. Hooper, $ :. Glen, 3. = lIa anil Tnos Weston
. 7 appearing r"n iir III; filed by complainant. that
"a de- .udlt T. G. i'ocr, sides beyond nu limits of
Tennessee, publication ord, red t. b. made for four
Successive wr,'- in Tia" Atlpn. Post rcuuirin, said
Hooper to make hs personal Appearance at the next
ran Of thc tuurury Court to BE- held 1T the Court
lpn.r ia Nad3"ryr, the Is, Monday 81 D,cc,uh. r.
H"i .ll bill the same will be- beard yO ,Yys-
Js'". j. \. COFFIN, C.r H.
Oct. g. Silt Prs fee - 3lj
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10 Cash and Six Months Buyers,
Only.
VI. l.. HALLOHELL q CO''
philadelphia,

VI. l.. II l. LO w n Il l. q w.
philadelphia,
ENAvE now OPEN for the Fail season, q very large
Il q and splendid assortment OF
Silk and Fancy Goods.
Having an established branch Of our house IN farS
with member Of firm permanently located there, we
will enabled receive dire constant supplies OF new
and desirable Goods throughout the year our STOCK Oh
E.mbrOidcrics and Lace Goods
l. unusually large and well assorted, having been pur-
chased abroad by one Of house, who devotcs his
whole time and attention to this important department.
Upon entering our new Warehouse, which is
One of the Largest in Americas,
We adopted new terms which have been successful III
increasing our business beyond precedent.
We intend TO further increase Ia business largely
especially with those who buy
For Cash.
and believing that the fareSt system in jobhng foods ID
to have UNIFORM PRICES call the attention 0f the
thinking merchant to the fact that under our system
AMI terms We only afford to- but must from ne
c,s.ity sell lower rates than those who do business
the old long credit system; our terms being more
stringent and the purchasers whom We seek 20 attract
being "A class, the closest buycs and best Judges of
Goods.
Terms:
Cash buyers will receive discount OF six per cent
the money be paid in par funds within ten days from
the date of bill.
tncurrent money taken only at It's inarhet value on
10 merchants of um,loub'ed standing credit OF six
months will he given If desired
Where money IL RENTED in advance Of maturity =
discount at the rate OF twelve per cent per annun Wl
be allowed
They ak from Merchants visiting the Eastern cities,
the favor Of an eYu nnation of their stock being salts
fed that they will be convinced that Is not for their
interest 20 pay the large profits that dJsOiteiy
&,Hidi To those who give long credits
VI. /. nAiLoWEiI, \. W. LITTLE, JANE rRAQrAiR,
7. W. swENrY. in. uALLOwELi, l.. h. nurchIssoS.
sept. %, l-:,i-G BIB
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Hugh L. FINLEY,


Gf Knoxville, Tennessee.
Y AVI%G some years experience in the Trupsporta-
u 4 ton of Goods through Tennessee and Alabama,
JCTEN
81 ahnri">ton- y. G..
Who has experience of 90 years in The commcrc" Of
Chnrlrs,ou the last seven Of thu time spent in the iic
Rail Road Company respectfully oar their services
~ GENERAL AGENTS AND COMMISSION MIH
CHANTS, for III" receiving and forwarding Of all Goods
Wares Merchandise aud Machinery through Charleston
For the sale of all hHd1 of East Tennessee and South.
crn cE. viz Flour, CuIn, Bacon, Lard, Tobacco
Cotton, Rice, Wheat, Oats, Rye Feathers Batter, E-
Nc., sc.
We are not now nor do We intend To be-, during the
cuuIu nee of oar business, ii lur directly or indirectly
engaged Ia .rH,u 'uu4 whI',yur, therefore utcrl
to devote nur PERSONAL attention to the very hc, in
cro,ts of customers, rrys -olely upon energy
and prnwrncs'n sustain aud ho ~ hy Hurymitliug
care and attention 20 yri. n rcreiy" ar" OF public
patronage.
olirc aud Warehouse on Atlantic Wharf, three build
ing. east Of Post onrr and Custom House.
W. be. leave to refer 10 the following gentlemen:
" Cannon 4 Sou, rrtigIcad Dcliritk, and mer-
chants generally, Knoxville, Tenn.
q. \ Tp.ou Il nj Road agent, and merchants gcncr-
;'iiy, London, Tenn.
f.'ucn 4 Van tpp', and j. J. Bryant, Chattanooga,
Tenn.
Comptroller of ireAsnry, ard NJ. NJ swan, Nashville,
Tenn.
l.. Il. Norvcn, Huntsville, Ala.
C. l.. King, Decatur, Ma
j. Il. Ipv, - Co., Whi'c.brrc, Ala.
". l.. Swan, Hr'uut, Ma.
r. y. GATES. - laoldw V, Sew York.
CT. Jawus G.1,lrr. Char, '-tnr.
John Caldwell. President at South Carolina lnil Road
Thomas Wurur, Auditor "f South r1rujnu Rail Road,
john King. ~ at - south Carolina T. III Road
Hyatt Ncl!urDcy Co.,, and ). : l.. i.,"in s Co.,
Charlr.tru, :. 9. sept II, l-;i-tf
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~" Several eases of yellow fever src re-
ported TO have occurred at Montgomery, Ala.
~" \ ,nan says that the first thing that
turned hi, attention to matrilnony WAS the
neat and skiliul manner in which Il pretty
Girl handled Il broom. Tie may see the time
when the manner 10 which The broom is han
died will not afford him 50 much satisfaction.
~ The Democrats Of Massachusetts
have nominated Henry W. Bishop for uov-
crnor, and Caleb Stctson for Lieutenant Gov
crnor.
.49"rhc officers Of the Land Office at this
place, says the Tuscaloosa Observer, have just
received instructions from the General Land
Office, to sell lands at the graduation prices.
The net applies to all lands in the TuscaIoo-
81 District, except those reserved by order Of
the President for Rail Road purposes.
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Goods at Cost!
En.o'yr,I: Notice.

urIh Denton, Admin traitor Of &. W Hale deceased
The Creditors Of the said g. ". Hale
y y THIS cause the complainant having filed his hi Of
complaint ia ihc ChauccCy CpWt At Athens, against
the creditors of the estate Of g. W Hale, deceased and
suggest, the insolvency OF the same, the creditors OF
said estate ar" hereby notified appear and file their
cl1i, properly authenticated, with Tie Clerk and Mas
ter 81 this Court before the ith ,lay of October
next, and make Themselves parties 10 this bill, that
pr" rata q! tie proceeds uf said estate may lac had.
WN LOWRY, - &c w.
sept Is, l-Si-Gt prs fees - 81
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About twenty-six railroad companies of
Ohio and Indiana were represented at the
Convention held at Columbus last week.
The resolutions adopted do away altogether
with the free pass of 'dead heads" system,
and after the expiration of the current year,
no pass, in any case, will DC granted. The
resolutions are SO strict in their construction,
that when the president of one railway shall
have occasion to travel over another he will
be charged full fare. The practice of passing
clergymcn at half fare will also cease at the
close Of the year. Resolutions looking to Il
gradual but general increase of the tariff of
prices for freight and passage were also
agreed upon. The new regulations are to go
into effect on the first of January next
E- The Grand Jury of the City Court in
New York have found 900 bills of indict-
ment against the selling of liquor there with
out license, including two bills against the
Mayor, one jointly with the Councimen, for
granting license to female not citizen.
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tSf received, ircsi, supply " Candies assorted
OF Eds'nf. fig, Prmy~, Lemon Syrup, Lemon sugar,
sc, &c, and Tor sale at sept J sEIlOGN'S