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tN We are authorised and requested to announce
Lieut.. WIN O. LILLARD, as a candidate for the State
Senate, for the district composed of Monroe, Megs
hcMnn and Polk counties.
,,W We are authorized and requested to announce
Hon s. A. SMITH as candidate for reelection to rep
resent the Third Congressional District In the Congress
OF the U. s. Election I'd Of August next.
We are authorized and requested to announce COL
JAS JARVIS as candidate for seat nthe Senatorial
branch Of next Legislature represent the District com.
posed Of McMinn, Meigs, Polk aud Monroe counties.
We are authorized and requested to announce Dr. wM
JJOHNSON as candidate for the Senate for the Dis
ric composed Of the counties Of Monroe Meigs Polk
and McMinn. ~
t~We are authorized and requested to announce
R. Z. D0AK candidate represent Monroe county
in the popular branch Of next legislature.
~ We are authorized and requested to announce
JAS. McKAhY, Of Polk county as candidate for Joint
Representative for the District composed OF the counties
Of Megs, McMinn and Polk. 80
sW We are authorized and requested to announce
]. n. COBB, Esq, as candidate for Joint Representa-.
tive for the District composed of the counties Of McMinn
Polk and Meigs, at the ensuing August election. q
tV- We are requested to announce Hon. JOSIAH NJ
ANDERSON as candidate to represent the ID Congress
sional District In the next Congress u s. Election I'd
August next.
SIT We are authorized and requested to announce
MJ. L. R. HURST rs a candidate to represent Mcsiinn
county in the popular branch ofthe next legislature
tW We are authorized and requested TO announce
Col. ID. W: BhLLEW as candidate to represent the
Senatorial District composed Of the counties OF Monroe
McNinn, Polk and Megs, in the next General Assembly
of Tennessee. Election I'd of August next.
,eB- We are authorized and requested to announce
JAS. @. CARL0CK, Esq, as q candidate to represent
MeSfnn county in the lower branch of next Legislature
s1D- We authorized to announce JN0. +. POWER
as candidate for Joint Representative, from the Dis
rict composed Of the counties OF McNiun, Meigs and
Polk, ut the ensuing August election. rs
sB- We are authorised to announce Col. JAS Hickey
OF Polk county, formerly of McMnn) as a candidate
for Brgader General 9Th Brigade Tennessee Militia
The Brigade is composed OF the counties of Roane,
Monroe, McMinn, Polk, and Bradley
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REAPIsG MACHINES BY THE THOUSANDS
Says the Scientific American: ave have been
informed by u manufacturer of agricultural
implements, one who is excellent authority,
that between 10000 and 10000 reaping ma
chimes will be manufactured and sold this
year in this country. The demand is so great
that manufacturers cannot make them fast
enough for their orders. This affords evil
dence of agricultural prosperity, as tho cost of
these machines will amount to- nearly 49,.
100000. Our farmers exhibit wisdom in US
ing and patronizing machinery. A reapng
machine will save the price Of itself in one
season." .
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Chancery Court at Athens.
Eaton, Gilbert d Co.,

r. G. Tileston, J. C.. Ramsey, W. @. Swan,
Sam'l White, A. L. Maxwell, IT,, and b. r.
Strong. -
Amended and Injunction Bill.
N this cause it appearing that X G. Tiles.
L ton, one of the defendants, is a non resi-
dent Of the State of Tennessee, it is ordered
that publication be made in the Athens Post
for four successive weeks requiring said non
resident defendant to appear at our next
Court of Chancery, to be held at the Court.
house in the town Of Athens. on the Sd Mon
day OF August next, then and there to plead,
answer or demur to compliments said bill, or
the same will be taken for confessed as to
him and Judgment be rendered accordingly.
WIN. LOWRY,-C d M,
By WILLIE Lowry, D. O. GIN.
July 49, 1864 prs fee IS 355
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tY- H.F. James, the pioneer of JanesvilIe

w H.F. James, the pioneer of GAINESVILLE,
Wisconsin, is now living at Uniontown, on
Humboldt Bay, in California. He is one of
those uneasy characters who are constantly
moving further west He writes to the James.
vile Gazette of his migratory propensities:
81 have been constantly working westward
till the nasty Pacific has made a stop to fur
ther progress in that direction. In the fall of
40 my western progress was suddenly stop.
ped by the Pacific; and yet the sun sets west
Of me, and my wife positively refuses to 60
to the Sandwich Islands, and the bark is
starting off my rails, and that is longer than
ever allowed myself to remain on one farm;
so that nm at loss how to act in the present
dilemma" IL.
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COM nj E RCIAL.
Augusta Market.

Augusta Market.
AUGUSTA, July 3.
Since my last review OF this market only few articles
have changed prices and the market generally charac.
terzed by sluggishness and want Of active demand.
! quote
BACON, hog round 10 q 10Hc, with fair stocks and
moderate demand; hams dull, but more enquiry
prevails for choice hams than at the tmf my last re.
port quote extremes at q l2c, but the bulk OF sales
at 10 90 lie; sides are inactive and prices ranging at
IN % Ice; shoulders are In good request at 81 "a lOo
LARD Is becoming scarce at IN a 13c, us to quality
and package. TALLow 121c. BEEF dull at AZ al Sc
for grass fed, and stall fed Offering PoRK a 7c-
SHEEP $50 % 80 n head. Wool Is "a 26c most sales
good Wool % % CSC Corros YARNS 10 % l6c per ib-
CorroS OsSABURGs on 90 lUc D yard. CoRs III 10 a
1,l5. MEAL 81, 20 % LES. OARS Soc. WHgIr Sl,25 al
40 for red, and 81 a LIS for white. Flour a. lie
y bb and same rate in sacks, prices tending down
ward SrocK PEAS 81 80. WHITE BEANS 900 IN as
HAY ,25 a $50. BEEswAx2l a 23c. BurTgR Is a. u.s.
Zoos 10 a lsc. Day HIDES II % l2c and scarce. BEEF
HANS, dried, II a Ice. yISisoS do. 10 a. i2c.
ExcnAsoE on the North u D cent. premium.
Yours, very truly,
Commission aud Produce lferchdnk
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d MON Ell,
.cntOlls Tenn.

w. w. STONE, (Forneriy Of Greeneoi2le,)
DEsPECTFULLY informs the public that he has taken
~ the Hotel formerly kept by Joseph Peon, Beaton,
Tenn Determined to keep the right of House. he
Portable all who may call. His Table shall be spread
with the best the country Affords and his Stable will be
provided with plenty OF proyehder. Determined to
merit public patronage he hopes and expects to receive
Q due share Of 1t. July l8-tf-355
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Bloody-Flux, Dyseniery, ,Diar-
rhea & Cholera! =

ME above disorders. 90 prevalent q IIs
4 country, can all be cured, by the df1llp-
berg Dysentary syrup, which Is soldfor only
30 cents per bottle. r.
CUTS, BURNS. SWEETNESS, OR tNFLA.
NATION, either exterfiA1 or ihteraai, cured
by the Gr~fenberg Green Mouptain oiSrnssr,
price as cents per box better than any Hni-
ment 81. Pain-KllIer for Il gives instant relief.
Falling ofHfhs Womb and all other diseases
IRE promptly. cured by Marshall's Urxhlxf
CA-BoIrcoS--price reduced to II 56per bottle.
the only remedy that has yet been discovered
that reaches The above complaint.
TIIEGREFENBERG INTERCHANGEABLE
are, pronounced the very best pills In the
world 100000 boxes are sold every year In
Tenmssee-prc 2beents. =.
These and all other Grefcnberg Medicines
are for sale Ivy -
W. BUREs, Athens5B. r. MsRus & Son,
Calhonn; VAUGHN q PicKLE; Sweetwater; w.
L. WntTr, Loudon; @, CANNON, Madsonville.
ALEX NICK ENZTF, Nashville,
June 30, '65--sm 1897 General Agent.
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syphilis. ScrOfula. and Diseased
BLooD-For these terrific diseases, Carriers Spanish
Mixture is the only specific.
The propretors have in their possession over one
hundred certificates Of the most extraordinary cures
effected by 1t. o..
We refer to the certificate OF Richard Adams late
High Sheriff Of Richmond Va, Edwin Burton, Commits.
sioner OF the Revenue for Richmond; Gen. Welch of
the Mammoth Circus DIR. Hundley, Of Washington City;
Mr. VIM. A. Matthews and @. B. Luck, Esq, OF Rich.
mond, Va, Mr. f. Boyden, Exchange Hotel, Va; and
scripton cured by Carriers Spanish Mixture. They all
certify that it is the greatest purifier Of the blood
known.
See tisement.
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Decatur Academy,

TNHE Trustees of Decatur Academy take
l. pleasure in informing the public gene
rally that they have secured the services of
7, j. Capps, who is graduate of East Ten
nessee University, and whose. written testi
monals entities us torecommend him as every
way qualified for the business Of teaching.
TERMS OF TUITION.
Reading, Writing and Arithmetic. $500
English Sciences, p $500
Languages and Higher Mathematics $3.50
Boarding can be had on moderate terms.
The session will commence on the 23d of
July, 1855.
BY order of the Board,
.. JOHN r. NEIL, Chairman.
June 90 lS55--f 353
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a Cow WoRTH KEEPING. Lawson,
OF pracut, Massachusetts, has just sold an Al
derney cow and calf for s32S Last year the
COW psoduced " pounds of butter per week
of such quality ahat II sold mt fifty cents a
pound; 600 pounds ysis Is considered her
average. Mr. Lawson sold at the same time,
an AldsFney heifsr eleven months old for
$l26.
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KEEP CooL.-You cando II as wellnow rs
In January. V your enemies abuse you, keep
cool, md nobody will mind them. If your
bank breaks, keep cool, and save the pieces.
II you fail, and your friends worry You by
condolences, keep cool, and they will begin to
admire you and help you up again. If your
inamorata jllts you, Keep cool, and she will
think better ofit-.or you will, and that will
answer just az we'll
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PoplarHi | Academy,
FOR MALES AND FEMALES,
- McyIihu Cdvsr,tv. Tenn.

FOR MALES AND FEMALES,
McsIihn Comfy, Tenn.
TIVE Fourth Session Of this Institution will
Il open on Monday, July Esd next, and
close On Friday the 2ist day Of December
1855.
KATEs.of ftfTios.
let. Classs-0rthograpby, Reading Wrf-
ting and Mental exercises, $500
I'd. Clnss--Geogfaphy, English Gram.
mar and Arithmetic. S7,0O
Sd. Class-Natural Philosophy, Chem
istry, Logic, Rhetoric and Mathefhat.
les. $1,000
Contingent fee In advance. SO,25
Tuition charged from date Of entrance till
the close Of the session, and no deduction
for loss time, except In ease Of protracted
sickness. Boarding can be had In private
families near the School, on moderate terms.
j. &. BARB, Principal
June 80, 1S55-tf. 253
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/ ANOTHER PRESIDENTIAL CASDiDArE.-A
large meeting was held on Saturday
week, at Green. Castle, Iowa, at which the
Hon. J. Scott Harrison, (son of the late Gen.
Hafrison,) was unanimously nominated for
the Presidency of the United. States.
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WHAT IS CHoLERA!-Dr. Knapp, of Gov.
ington, KY, defines cholera to be "a hem
orrhagic termination, or n manifestation Of
the dying phenomena of scobutus."
One who had il last season informs us
that it was a most powerful gripping in the
abdominal regions, and he thinks she ought
to know"
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LIST OF APPOINTMENTS

The undersigned have agreed upon the
above List Of Appointments, as candidates
for Governor. In making out the appoint.
ments, they have been compelled to omit sew.
eral counties, for the want of time. which
they would be much gratified to visit but it
is impossible for them to do SO.
ANDREW JOHNSON,
MEREDITH p. GENTRY.
Nashville, April. s, 1855.
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H- Notwithstanding the adoption of the
Prohibitory Liquor law in Maine, and the
strctness with which It is enforced in Port
land by Neal Dow, the Carson League in
that city have submitted a petition to the
Common Council complaining that 4" the
amount of drunkenness was increasing"
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DEATH OF A CEHrURIAs.-An old and 70.
spected negro man, named Tom, who was
brought from Africa. before the Revolutions
ry War, being then full grown. died about
two months since at the plantation of Mr.. r.
II. Tison, in South Carolina. AS near as
could be determined he was about 1870 years
of age.
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Administrators Notice.

4 IL persons indebted to the estate Of Thomas
Vaughan, deceased, either BY note or account are
requested to come forward and make settlement mme.
dately. Those having claims against said estate will
please present them, duly authenticated, In the time
By law. W. @. VAUGHAN,
July IL. fsS6-at Administrator
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eB- We are advised, says the Washington
Union, that postmasters should make no re-
cord or marks upon registered letters by
which the fact of their containing money or
other valuables may be suspected or made
known. II has been ascertained that, in some
instances, postmasters are in the habit of
marking the word registered on the outside
of such letters, together with the amount of
money enclosed. The practice is unauthor-
lied and impolitic, and is forbidden by the
departmpnt
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sB- J. NJ. ANDERSON will address the PEG.
pie at
Cleveland, Bradley co.. Tuesday, July "a
Charleston, Wednesday, :" 20
His competitor is respectfully requested to
attend.
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The following toast WINS recently given by
a"strickcn," young man: The ladies-May we
kiss the girls we please, and please the girls
we kiss.
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New ORLEANS, July 2.
There were 80 deaths from cholera in this
city last week.
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Just Received

Jlst Eoceived
4 ND for sale, at the old stand in Calhoun,
IA Tennessee,
>25 Bills, New Orleans Reboiled Molasses
10 ] Bills. do. do. do.
80 Bags fine Rio Coffee;
500 Gals. Cuba Molasses;
$500 Lbs Brown Sugars;
5000 :" Castings;
10000 !" Rolled Iron-all of which will be
sold low by wholesale or retail.
Our Dry Goods stock is full and fine, and as
low down in price as the lowest.
July b. F. MARTIN d SON
would say one word to the public, as 1t
may save some man money. On the 18th Of
June mailed ut this office, in letter to
Nashville. Tenn, a 500 Bill. The letter was
registered in the office book here, and has
failed to reach Nashville; and on comparing
duplicate way bills of the Nashville and
Calhoun Fost Masters, find the one sent from
Calhoun never reached its destination--and
would say to those who send money to
Nashville by mail to be careful as there is
scoundrel somewhere on the route.
b. +. MARTIN.
Calhoun, July Cd 1855.
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EXPLOSION OF LocoMorvE.--The loco
motive attached TO freight train on the Co.
lumba Railroad exploded on Friday near Co.
lunbia, killing George z. Eigler the engineer,
and seriously scalding the fireman. The en-
CINE was completely demolished; the rest
of the train was uninjured.
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Grit is stated that according to the Rus.
sian law, every nobleman and civil fnnctona.
ry, from the highest to the lowest grade,
wears uniform. This costume was until re.
Gently in the fashion of dress coat with
standing collar and embroidery. A late
uknse has however, changed this foreign hab.
IL hubble into the old national haitian, or long
frock and large loose trousers, much better
suited to the climate. The German papers
say that this change has been r, ceived with
intense satisfaction. All classes, even from
childhood upwards, in st. Petersburg, Mos.
COW, and the other cities, fling aside with dis
gust every article of Western manufacture,
and adopt the new created national garb of
loose trousers and easy jacket of gray cloth,
with green collar and cross upon The breast.
Hatred will thus go down, and passing from
sire to son penetrate all the hbres of the
heart, and faculties of the mind
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Lone TINE CoMINe.--1he Mobile Tribune,
of the 23d inst, says: "In November of ls4s,
a gentleman in Baldwin mailed letter to Il
grocery house in this city. 1t was never re-
c"ived or heard of until last week, when it
came exactyto its destination after an alb
sence Of nearly seven years! 1t would be
pleasant to hear that letter to give an account
of its travels during this long period"
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FRANcE.-A letter from Paris, says: More
troops are being dispatched to the East, and
so confident is Louis Napolen of the speedy
fall of Sebastopol, that he is already debat,
ing upon the next point of attack. Cron-
stadt again and again is spoken of as the on
ly key to st. Petersburg, but a Nelson would
be wanted to accomplish this work. It is not
unlikely, however, that the Allied fleet in tie
Black Sea may join that in the Baltic, and
make some attempt this summer. Louis Ma
poleon, himself, is willing to cross the Rhine
and dePose the Prussian Kirg for his obsti
nate neutrality.
But, what about the balance of power, to
preserve which England took in the war.
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Jonathan Thomas,

W, W. Lillard, r. NJ. Lillard, Il ". King.
J., b. Boggess, aud S. NJ. Boggess.
N this cause II appearing from an allega.
l. ticn of the Bill that Respondent v. ".
King isa nonresident Citizen of the State Of
Tennessee 1t Is therefore ordered that publ.
cation be made in the Athens Post news.
paper published in the town of Athens.
Me- MINI County, Tennessee, for four success
sive weeks, requesting said nonresident res.
pondent to appear at our next Court Of
Cluucery, to be held at the Court House In
the town Of Decatur on the I'D Monday Of
September next, then and there to answer
Complainant's i,ill, or the same will be taken
as confessed as to him, and set for hearing
accordingly.
G. W. MCKENZIE. C. an.
Per WI McKIslIr, D. c. 6M.
june 20, ls55--+t Prs fee x3 $50
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A LOCOMOTIVE TELEeRAPH.-The follow.
ing account of the successful Inauguration of
Chevalier Boneli's invention-the locomotive
te!egraph-has been received from Pied
mont:
"1'he Inauguration Of the electric telegraph,
acting between engines in motion, took place
on May "a between Turin and Montcaleri,
in the presence oflhe ambassadors of France
and England. A long and animated CONVEX
sation was held between two locomotives
going at full speed, and also between those
locomotives and the telegraphc office"
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Married,
On the 24th June last by Isaac Fox, Esq, Mr., J. II
TERRY to Miss MARTHA JAsE CARTRIGHT, all Of Monroe
county. ..-
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eY- At an assemblage of few friends,
one evening last week, the absence Of a lady
was noticed which was apologzed for by an
acquaintance, who stated that she was de-
tanned by little incident.
"Ah yes!" exclaimed Mrs. John Smith sand
q beautiful little incident it was, too-weighs
just nine pounds and half"
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MRS. COOKIES SELECT SCHOOL.

MhS. COOkES SELECT SCHOOL.
The undersigned, friends and patronssof
this institution, had the pleasure Of attending
an examination of the classes on the 10Th and
18th instant; and we deem IL simple act Of
justice to an indefatigable and accomplished
teacher to say, now at the close of the term,
that che has done her duty, and merits our
commentator. -.'
We are satisfied that no teacher would have
impaired more information during the term
and more pleasing and advantageous exhi-
bition of their requirements, could not have
been made by the scholars, than was display
ed under two days searching examin"tio
The exercises were so varied and inter.
spersed as to attrnct. the spectator, and to
preserve the youthful freshness and vigor Of
the scholars. Indeed, we have learned du-
ring the term, that this is characteristic Of
her teaching, and certainly a talisman Of sue.
cess, for unless the animal spirits are sustain
ed the energies Of the mind will relax
Vocal music we regard as eminently condu-
vice to this end; and, in this respect, Mrs.
Cookies School has attained point Of success
quite remarkable, not only in imparting and
acquiring knowledge rapidly, but in being all
that is meant by the terms-"wsu conducted"
''weH gouerncd" T
We offer her this unequivocal approval
and endorsement as qualified and successful
teacher, because well deserved,
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Medical Testimony cannot be com
trOyerted.-On Of the most startling cases s mar.
rated Of Dr. MLanes yermifnge by Dr. John Butler Of
Lowell, Trumbull CO., Ohio The case was that of n
young lady who had been very sick for eight years. and
had consulted number Of physicians who had treated
as one OF Proapsus Uteri DR. Butler then called
In and for time believed with his predecessors that II
was case OF Prolapsus. He was, however, forced
to the conclusion that his patient suffering from
worms, and after much persuasion prevailed upon her
10 take two doses Of DIR. MLanes Vermifuge. This
less number of the largest size After she passed them
her health Immediately returned. She is since married
and continues to enjoy excellent health,
Purchasers will be careful to ask for DR.. MLdne'S
letebrdfed pe7nttge, and take else. All other
Nermifuges, in comparison are worthless DR.. MLane's
Vermifuge also his Celebrated Liver Pills can now be
had at all respectable Drug Stores In the United States
and Canada.
For sale by p. II. KEITH & Co.. Athens; j. A. 4 9. W.
COFFIN, MadisonVilei and by one Agent in every town
in Tennessee. fully 1877
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Chancery Court mt Decatur.
Pryor Neil,
W.. W. Lillard, r. NJ. Lillard and I. W..
KIM

King.
tn this cause il appearing from nh allesa:
l. ton of the Bill that L. w. King is non.
resident citizen of the State of Tennessee, it
is therefore ordered that publication be made
in theAAthens Post newspaper published in
tine town Of Athens, McMlinn County, Tennes-
see, for four consecutive weeks recurring
said nonresident respondent to appear at
our next Court Of Chancery to be held ut The
Court House in the town Of Decatur, on the
I'd Monday of September next. then aidthere
to answer Compliments aforesaid Bin or
the same will he taken aseonfessed as 10 him.
and Sc, for hearing accordingly.
v @ W. MCKENZIE, O. d IT.
Per W. L. MoliiSLEY, u. q. &u
June 90, ls55--4t Prs fee So asa
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cY- Phillip s. White, the distinguished
Temperance Lecturer, will speak at the fol
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THE WEATHER AT THE NoRTH-New
York, July 2.-The atmosphere is somewhat
cooler to day, and the mercury has fallen sew
eral degrees.
Boston, July 2.-The weather here contin.
ues oppressively hot. The thermometer ut
noon stood at SO degrees in the shade. There
has been five fatal cases Of sun-stroke since
Saturday at noon. -t
Philadelphia, July 2.-The storm last
night has made quite an agreeable change in
the atmosphere. The mercury to day will
scarcely reach 80 degrees.
Springfield, (Alass.> June 3o.-The thor
mometer at this place reaches 9s degrees in
the shade.
Concord, IN. H. JUNE 3O.-At 2. o'clock
this afternoon the thermometer stood ut Sc
degrees in the shade.