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The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1855-04-13
N. e. LIPPA.D'S
Dancing Sad emy y.
Ar Ghe Athens Hotel.

HE begs TO announce to his patrons and The citizens
II IL Of Athens the commencement Of his school or
Monday, the 10th April, $50.
DrvS and Hours Of Tuition:
For Ladies. Misses and Masters, on Mondays and
Tuesdais at O'Clock, 2. NJ.
Tor Gentlemen, on the same days att ~ o'clock p NJ,
Pupils are requested to attend at the opening Of the
School
No visitors admitted except the parents and guard
ans OF pupis uuless By Invitation from the Teacher
The Subscription LIST Is eit at A. Cleage Cos Store,
where an those who have net and wish 10 subscribe
enter their names. April 1915
WNFOR WANTED, OF ARdre,o
IA Douglass. who formerly resided in McMinn county,
aud moved 10 Walker county, Ga, where he resided
when last heard from Any information Of him or his
family would be thankfully received by Of his rela-
tves. ROB'T SHARP.
RS Direct to ofice cf the Post Athens, Tennessee.
April IS-9t-S4o
q DMINISTRATORS NOTICE.,-All per,
~ sons indebted 20 the estate Of Robert Maxwell de-
cea sed are requested to forward and make pay
ment without delay, and all rersors having claims
against said estate are notified to present them duly
authenticated within the time prescribed by law they
viii be forever barred. ALEXANDER MAXWELL,
f. j. LOWRY
Administrators II Robert Ndr'oeH, iced.
April IS, Is55-3tt $40
ENSTEAY.-Takenu up by Carter W. Cobb, living
az in the 18th Civil District, McMinn county, Tenn,
GU the 2Sth March, 1855, a bay coored HORSE. Said
Horse about fourteen hands hight both hind feet white,
with in his forehead-abcut ten or twelve years
old. Valued at S35. p l.. CAMILLE,
April 49, ls55-3t-342* Ranger.
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P1oxra-.-sIowea.

TUsT received, another supply Of large Turning
plowt from the Esthvls grioutura Manufs otory,
and Tor sale. IJasbl KLYEs HENDERSON.
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Ten Days Later from the East |!
SebastOpOl Taken,

BY the last arrival of the Steamer Shanghaie
wv. Or. HORTON s, co.
VJAVE received a very large, well selected
and ENTIRE NEW STOCK of
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1855-06-04
Horses for Uncle Sam.


Ai9n Painting.
DERSONSin wan; Of SIGNS or any kind ofFAH~
/ cv PAIxTINs Oh GaAiSIn0, can have II dons ia
6uest style, by sr.,lj.ss 10 the Sash Factory
uar. 2, 81 4 D.. COrE0N
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AcRESSY. n II. FCSSI
Mckcnny & Runner

II AVE this day associated themselves tcgelher
III for ihe TRANSACTION Of tie Drug business III
all its 1Enches. They expect TO keep Oh hand
general and we'll selected assortment OF Pure
Drugs, Chemicals Perfnmery, Pants. Oils, &c
Also have by this arrangement become sole
pro rie,ois for tic ulac'nre and Sale Of II.
r. G,limore's celebrated Manaluke Lfnimenf
and unrivallci Vegetable Anti Bilious Pills, for
the states OF Iowa, Illinois, Missouri, Wisconsin,
Minnesota, and territory OF Nebraska.
All orders in future VEL be addressed TO
MckENNY RUNNER.
Dec. 6, 1854. diff
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Storsa. Stovrs.. Stoves <.

iCsT received, ard for sale BY The 1sdsrsign-
~ cd, IN the City og keokuk, great variety OF
s.. Louis and Cincinnati Stoves, among which
inay be found the fine new patented 06LnEs
Era Stove, The GOLDEN HARP. The QuEEH
Tux WEkT, TIE CHALLENGE PRxrEpENCK, The
improved Cincinnati pasMfuMa, bt HE OvEN.
&c, and al the latest styles or PARtsn and
HEATrFc SToyEs, all Of which Oay be found at
onr Wholesale Stove Depot No If Aaiu Street.
nsas Ihs Levee and al Our old sfXuo, No. ~,
Main Street. The above stoves hay1 been ss-
iected expressly Tor this Markst, ard we hai,cr
ourselves that We can oder greater indHseaen4s
70 purchasers, ibaa aay other house aorth Il 81,
Louis. ~
Remember the Namlers, IL aud C5 Main 81
We have also large assortment OF Tin Ware,
got up BY the best workmsn which ws offer to
sell at ypfY slDntl advance an coat. also, great
variety of Sugar Kettles. Hollow Ware, &c, sc.
Give Us call and uot only SAVE voUg MONEY,
bn invest i right, j, O. ES FEs-
April 1859. WY
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HATS. HATS. NATS!'!
The Spring Style for 1855.
Al TIE
New Ycrk Hat Emporium,
=, NAN ST HETWEEN Sd and 9Th.

!, {. SHELDON would respectfully an 81
4 nonfs. 10 ifte citizens Of ksaknk and -
vicinity that lie has established himself nj
heoku9. for the manufacture ard sale or HAAS
Cans. Fars and Sfra~ Goods, and will open
ahnnf iha 18th Of Mach u large and complete
stsek u The above goods of the latest and most
fashionable style. Having been corrected tor
a,rrn, Of wears with one Of the largest whoie-
ss,e manufacturing houses in New York will Gu
able me- to sell nv goods al a lower pfice 'hsn
anr b.nse in the trade. | hope by close arpll-
eaiian II business ard desire 10 please thepnh-
n, ~ feresye share Of their patronage. and
supply every vant that comes within the ieslh-
mate sphsre q ny business Country mer-
chants areresps c'fally invited to call and exam
ins nrevioas 10 buying elsewhere. NV motio"s
.Ready Paw, Quick Sales and Small r,0l's
fs,fs i,,>, drop IN ard e. anime the spring
.t,te Of Mole Skin Hats for lsoa-
4 G.. SHELDON, Halter
arrn a5 1875 siy
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THREE Dat, Throagh Trans, brl~r.n Il 4
la.elphia ard Piasburg THE MORNIAN
MAIL TRAIN leaves Philadelphia. for Pt,sb.r.
a'7ia A. NJ. and Pi'f>bnrg TOR Ph'ladel ptia .
\. VI. THE FAST LINE leaves rhifA-eipl la
TO- Prt>harg al ! P NJ and pittssGrg for PhIs-
delphia az l P " THE NIGHT EXPRESS
TRAIN leaves PhiIaiep phia !cr Pl''sburr AZ !,
p. NJ, and PIT h'.tg for PHILADELPHIA al 10 T. VI.
The above lines oi-cf a. Pi''sbnrg with
ka,lFoaGs TO AND FROM 81. Louis, Mo; Alton,
Gal.na md Chicago. Iis.: Frahkford, Lexington
as.d Louisville Ky; Tefre lla,ie. Madison, La
faye'te, ami Indianapolis. Ind Cincinnati Dsy-
loA. Springf I'd, Bs!lefonteine. sandgskv. Toledo
Cleveland. Columbus, XanesylIe, Massillon and
W oosier Ohlo; also, rifh tie Steam Packet Boats
from and II NEw ORLEANS, ST. Louis, LOUIS
VILE, aod CIScfNNATt
Through Tickets eau be had to or from either
Of The above places
For further particulars. sse Hand bills al the
different starting points. Passengers from the
Vest vii ind this he shortest and most expedi-
tious route to Philadelphia, Baltimore, New York
CT Boston.
TH0S. MOORE,
AeESr, Passenger Lires, Philadelphia.
J, MESkiMEN,
Aseat, Passenger Lines, Pit,sburg.
Feb. /, 1888. Iy
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At the Two New Lime Kilrs,

INIIE .uosc,ibers keep constantly on have
i large supply of the best quality If Lime
Orders may hp left at &. Obertors Main t.
between 2c and Sd.
Price per barrel, S. cts a. the Kiln, OF 70 CT
II delivered. JOHN ZWAkT & &C.
keokuk, May l, 1853. d3m
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Ollumwa House,
NApEfYn CunyyN NnTA

Ollumwa House,
NaPELLo COUNTY, bowA.
A.ts TIE undersigned having recently rur-
M,..d chased The above II Hsuse, would respect
~ fully inform the travelling community and
the rabIic generally that he has ref.ted and
thoroughly renovated the House. ard ia now pre-
pared to offer e"od accommodations ss the
county will o-fe-s., 10 all those who may favor
him wita call /; has constant attention ~llt he
given 10 r. nd tie stay OF aii~cmf rtatle. He
House beirg large and comlnodous he nat'ers
himself hat he can give general satisfaction 70
his guests
Connected with this II ,ase j.
Il GOOD aAd { mm03'ous Sable.
Where wi be kert Il all tires good supply
of Oats, Corr nnd Trno.hy Il y, and a tfusty
and eff Gent Ostier
TH0S C. GIVEN.
0ttu,nua, Nav :, t65j w&lawdti
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Carriage Painting and Trimming.

rINHE undersigned having rented The seco.sa
i story o'the Piow and Wagon Factory MAIN
and l2th Streets) desgns carrying on the Car
rage Painting Business in all its branches.
H. is cohhds nj that he can give entire saiisfac-
ton apd hopes 10 merit and receive . share OF
public patronage W. H. FARLEY
Apu 10, 1851 d3E
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p. r. MILE IN RICK.
MILLER & BECK.
Attorneys at Law and Solicitors In
ChanCcry.

-fVe71s FO' nc WrtsF'YuF1VH y L7N0 IfWt5
aud ti- purchase ona sale II Heal -Ezfate
W Ill hereafter practice il at3a regularly a.
w lead the Dis'fict Courts of keoluk ard Fl
u aa' son, and oi The other counties Of the First
judicial District II Iowa and ..sl also practice
in tie Supreme Court 81 the Site
II. Madison, Feb. I.ih 1875. dtf
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PENNSYLvANIA RAILROAD.


II HE Greal Ceatr4I Route, connecting The Al
i iantic cites with Western, Northwestern
sp1 Southwestern States. hya cortinuou. Rail
way d.fect. This roa3 also connects al PITTS
burg with daily lins II Steamers to all ports os
tie Western Rneis, and AT Cleveland and SAN
husky viii Gamers 10 all poFts On the North
western Lakes; making the most direct cheapest
and yeiio6ie roIte by which FREIGHT can be
tor sarded TO and from the Great Hest
HATLs nETwExs PHILADELPHIA Asp rIrTsBuRo.
FIRST Class - Boots, Shoes,
Dry Goods, f'n bosss) Fursi 75c. per loolb.
Feathers. &c
% CLass.-Books and Slaiior-
cry, Dry Goods lin bales, 60 C. Per lo0b
Hardware. Leather, Wool, J
80 Class. Anvis. Bagging.
Bseoa and Pork tm bul1li 30 c. per l00b.
Hemp &c.
4,h CIAss. Cofee, Fish. Ba-i
con and Pork packed, Lafdi 30 C. per ioob.
aud La i Oh.
II IN SHIPPING Goods from snv point East oi
Philadelphia. be particular 10 mark package 'ntI
Pfnnsp ranig RnIiroad'' . All Goods consigned
70 he Agents Of 'his Il oad al Philadelphia OF
pift.batg. will be forwarded without detention.
FREI6Iir AGENTS. - Moses Potter B. sion /; J
T.. Elliot., ~ Yotk; z. ]. sneeder. philsde phis;
Magrsw * koons, Baltimore Geo. C. Francis
cns, T., tbnrg; Sptilnan & Brown. Cinciuna
ii, One ~. S. Moorehead. LonissiIle, Ky; x
C. Melarun, Madi. on. Tod Ratclf 4 Co.. St
Logis. Mo u S. Mitchell 4 Son, Evansville,
Elldlsna.
H. II. HOUSTON
Geuera' Freight Agent, PhiladelpLa
II. J i0MBAEhT, snp't, Altoona, Pa.
teb. !, 1895. "
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Very Desirable Property on the Upper
Mississippi for Sale.

w E have for sale verv low the oyaest Tavern
W stand in Tie town Of pontoosnc, Hancock
county, Illinois. Coz sistltg oil lots No. 3, 1 S.,
and d, IL Block :, upon which there IS comno-
dious two story fame Hotel and large s1bstan-
tai Barn. Also two lots in Harkey's addition
10 Pon'oosue, upon which there is q neat frame
cottage.
Pouteosuc is very fourishng town on the
Upper Mlsslssrpi, with good steamboat lsusi-
ing and Immediately lipon tie line of the War
saw ard Rockford Rail Road, d d viii, without
doubt. coi ilnue to Increase IA population aud
wealth.
We will also sell very iew lot Ne. ] IN Block
$, in the ionrlshng city of keokuk. This lot
fronts fifty feet on the river Immediately m front
sst the steamboat landing. The improvements
are two story frame house.
We also offer the following described rich and
desirable Farming Lands ~ tlak county. Ms
>ouri, only tive miles from the city oi Aexen-
tr a. South hail d: southeast quarter aai east
hall o! Southwest qua ter ol section thirty four
u township sixty fse, north OF range six west
Containing loo acres Spectators vii do well
TO call en-
RANKIN < MILLER, Attorneys, or
HUosEY ( MILLS.
Real Estate Agents, kcokak, Iowa.
May ii, 1880. dSaim
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DEs MOINEsNAyidATION AND RAIL
ROAD COMPANY.

NOTICE "A cali of FIVE per cent. r~~
nbon the unpaid stock of the Des s457ss -
Notnes Navigation and saisro2a Com
yas this day made hy the Board of Dire ctorS,
pay be al the Treasurer's once, s, William street
New York as follows: On. per cent. on The 10
dy cf Aprii two per cent, on the | ST day OF May
ana two per ceat. on the ist day OF june hext.
A. HUNT, Treasurer.
DatedTeb. iT;h, 1888. mafchtowu
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he Beck of~ the Nason has Arrived.
THE MAY FLOW Err rom .he pet, of Mrs
l. Harriet Beecher Steve, can be found m the
counter OF Messrs. GRAHAM 4 CAVE.
MaN !, 1875.
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OBITUARY.

J. Perry Esq, departed this life on the
9th ult., at hi, residence in this District, in
the 66 year Of his ago after protracted ILL
ness Of about nine years. Although he had
never attached himself to any particular
christian church, yet he was fond "f the
company Of his christian friends, and bore
his Affections with christian like tortitude,
and during the whole Of his long affection
Was never heard to mumur or complain OH
the account; but manifested in no small de-
gree spirit Of resignation to the will OF
his heavenly father. He belonged for mum
Der of years to the Masonic fraturnity for
whom he Entertained the highest regard. and
few of the order was favored with an OPP
portunity of attending his intermcnt, and
paying the last tribute of respect TO the
mortal remains. He has thus gone TO his
long home from whench no traveller returns,
leaving large connection together with
many friends to mourn their loss. To some,
his place can never be supplied, he was
kind husband a tender and indulgent faith
er, and good and accommodating neigh.
Dor We cherish the fond hope that our
loss is his gain. p. T. H.
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not change; but annex France to England,
and the whole would be English. When
the Roman government was destroyed, her
language, religion and customs perished
with her. We would look for all things to
be Americanized when once Cuba became
ours, and it would be no great while before
this result would be attained.
In this connection We may also refer to
the States of Louisiana and Florida. The
former which was colonzed by France has
become Amcricanised and so also has the
latter, which was formerly under Spain.
Another consideration. Spain is dccln-
ing in power. The time was when she oc-
cuPied a strong position among the nations
of the earth; but old Castan strength has
failed, and modern Spain only shows Us by
name what she once was. We nre strong,
yet it is not our principle for the strong to
oppress the weak. Spain is weak, and it
does not require the strength of the strongest
power to acquire Cuba. We could obtain Gu
ba, and on account of the proximity of the
Island to our domain, it would be far better
to have her annexed to us, han to belong
to England or France. Already have three
of the most prominent of the English jour
nails, in a derisive manner, direct, ,i the at
tention of their Cousins" as they term US,
t. the strength of England as exhibited in
the war with Russia. Can it he doubted
but that England could obtain Cuba! She
could, most assuredly.
By the acquisition Of Cuba, We drive Off
n worse enemy; and consistently here can
we use the the axium quoted by our Hon
orable friend, "an ounce of prevention is
be- ter than n mound of cnro"
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We regret to learn from the Camden
Journal of the 3Jth ut., tho fact Of the death
OF Major KEITH s. MoFFArT, which occur
ed on the 18th ult., at Orange Springs, Fla.
lie had been in declining health for some
lime, sufieriag much from q cough, occa-
stoned by severe cold, which fell upon his
lungs, end ihus terminated his earthly exis-
tence. Hc passed through the Mexican
campaign with honor and distinction, as
Captain Of the Kershaw Company; and
near the close Of the war, he was elected
Major. TO I'LL The vacancy oceasioned by the
promotion Of Major GLADDEN.. lie was Cap
tain Of the DeKaib Rifle Guards, and a,enl-
Der Of the Town Council of Camden at the
lime of bis deaths and bad received various
other proofs Of tho essesm enj conacsdee
Of bis fellow -cilikens
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Know NoTuINGIsN.

Know NoTHTNGIsM.
"This Know Nothing movement may yet
be the parent of strange issues in the coun-
try. Were il not for the apparent alliance
it has made with Northern free-soiers, and
the aboltionists, we should regard it more
favorably. But in justice to them it must
be urged that they repudiatc the chsrge OF
such alliances. The New York Herald very
strongly defends them from it, and contends
that the South has nothing to apprehend
from their success. To one not dependent
personally on the success Of any particular
party, and who is disposed to play "looker
on 10 Venice" the Know Nothings are an
interesting study, and curious phenomenon
in public affairs. We are curious to see
more of their movements in practical m It.
tcrs, and would prefer to Judge them by their
acts, and to give them the benefit OF the
kind old saying "pretty is rs pretty does."-
GresarilIe Mountdineer.
For the information Of the Mounid inecr,
Ter we have received from friend in New
York-an editor. We await further de-
velopments, before We express an opinion
favorable or otherwise to the dogmas Of this
suited in good We believe in the end, "the
movement will be the parent Of strange is.
sues in this country" Bnt to the extract,
and yet, we premise by saying, our New
York friends assertion may be relied upon,
for he is man of strict vcracty, of unim-
peachcd honor
What are the Know No:hings doing in
your State! Of course your reply will be
nothing.
That's all wrong. rite you very
frankly. II ever God permitted this fede-
ral union to recover itself from the rascality, /,
love of plundor and inequality, that has
governed il, now is the time.
at is ALA farce that Know Nothingism
is an abolition idea. The truest friends Of
the South, in the. North, are in It. You
know would not say this without knowing
Dhat | say. Massachusetts led off you say,
so she did at Lexington, and greater
revou ion is to bc achieved now. We are
to get rid of foreign influence which is
far more deadly and paralyzng than it was
in l776. do hope you will 90 to work in
South Carolina. l should rel oice to see it,
and see n movement in your State.
The South should be in this movement,
and hope you will take the matter into
your serious editorial consideration.
Il think George Law of New York, and
Stephen Adams Of Mississippi will BE- the
Know Nothing candidates for President aud
Vice President Both are good and true
men in every sense of the word. Adams
was born in Pendleton, believe.
Know Nothingism has killed Abolition.
ism as dead ms Jalius Caesar, and party pa
pers lie when they assert that the Know
Nothing party which is going or from VIC
tory to victory is tincturcd with abolition
ism"
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over to answer the charge at Court. twas
a small business for Pope to indulge In,
wasn't It, for however desirable II may be
to him to increase his flock, it must be con-
fessed that the mode resorted to in this In
stance was by no means legitimate one.
The Supreme Court, on Saturday, refused
to grant the injunction prayed for by the
Cleveland Railroad against the citizens of
Erie, and referred the whole matter to the
local Court.
To the lovers Of the horrible, quite An
entertainment was served up In the daily
papers this morning, in the shaps of four
recent cases of homicide. One occurred in
hose house through an affray between
several Of its members. In another, wo-
man, who had been arrested on charge Of
assault and battery upon her husban \, struck
police officer upon his forehead, and this
caused an incision, from the effects of which
although he apparently recovered soon at
ter, he died in about week. She has been
found guilty of maaslaughter. In another
case fatal wound was inflicted in groce-
~ store upon an unofiending individual, by
n ruffian who entered the room and struck
him on the back of the head with four
teen pound weight. No exciting cause is
known for this act, unless it be that so me
relatives Of the parties had previously quar-
relied. The other case grew out Of fight
between the inmates of the Naval Asylum,
both parties being old mon. After pro-
longed quarrel they were separated, but
soon after the deceased pursued his antago.
mist TO his room, apparently determined to
continue the fight, when he pushed him a.
gainst the wall, which his head struck so vi
olcntly rs to cause conrussion Of the brain,
from the effacts Of which he soon offer died.
At the request Of the District Attorney,
the jury pronounced verdict of aquital for
the prisoner on the ground thath he acted en-
tirrly in self defence.
Truly yours, ID.
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For the Lancaster Ledger.
TRIBUTE OF RESPECT,
By Jackson Lodge No. 80 A. F. N.

Whereas the great Architect Of the Uni
verse in his wise prcvtd, nee has been pleas
ed to remove by death from among W, nur
late Brother Jackcy Perry: who although
not member of this Lodge, was neverthe-
less n Mason and Brother entitled TO our
regard and esteem:
Therefore, be IL Resolred, that in the death
Of our late Brother, Masonry has lost a
friend, and an ancient supporter and as Ma
sons, and members Of this community, we
bear testimony to his my virtues, aud 10
his work.
Resoircd, that we deeply sympathize with
the bereaved family of the deceased in his
earthly separation from them, and in the
dissolution Of those ties which bound him
TO us all.
Resolred, that the members Of this Lodge
wear the usual badge of mourning until the
next regular communication.
Resolred, that copy of these resolutions
be forwarded to the family of the deceased
and the resolutions publi he'd in tho Ian
caster Ledger and Camden Journal.
GEORGE Nc c. WITHERSPOON.
w. NJ.
JOHN N. CROCKETT, Sccly
Lancaster c. H.. s. c., Feb. Ist. 1865.
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LAWS OF NEWSPAPERS.

l. Subscribers who do not give express
notice to the contrary, are considered as
Wishing to continue their subscriptions.
2. IL subscribers order the discontinuance
OF their papers, the publisher can continue
to send them until all arrearages are paid
3. If subscribers neglect or refuse to take
their papers from the Office to which they
are directed. they are held responsible until
they settle their bill, and order the paper
discontinued.
a. If any subscriber remove to another
place without informing the publisher, and
the paper is sent to the former direction,
they are held responsible.
,. The Courts lave decided that refusing
I" take newspaper from the office, or re-
moving and ,cas;ng il uIcallcd for, is prin,a
Jdced evidence Of intentional fraud.
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JOHN ~ CROCKETT, Seci,
Lancaster G. H.. s. c., Feb. LIST. 1865.

GLENN SPRIsGs.-We are very much
gratified 10 see that this popular and favor.
itc watering place has been opened to the pub
lie, and especially pleased To see 1t In charge
Of our valued fricnl, JAxSEY, who has won
tor himself high reputation IS a host.
These mineral springs Were too valuable to
be locked up in school, and their proprie-
tor, Rev. Mr. ARTHUR, deserves The thanks
of the community for having yielded to the
wishes Of The people Of the State in this
particular. We have no doubt that the
hotel will do mos, prosperous business
next summer, under Mr.. Janncy's superin-
tendence.- GreenriAe Pairioi.
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SIS Reward.

STRAYEDo or stolen from the Snbscriber
- on the night OF the 7th instant, n light
BAY MARE, 2 or 8 years old. white fase.
aud nose, and cne hind foot white, about Is
hands high, with one hip knocked down.,
and has wart under her fcFesop. Il il sup.
posed she was stolen b. man whose name
Is unknown, about forty or forty-Gye years
old, short set weighing shout l30 or 1875
pounds, red face, dark hair turning grey,
speaks loud and quick. iie was dressed
when last seen, in dark pantaloons, yello s-
ish coat, black cloak, a low crowned blsei
hat and Is generally smoking pipe. One
OF bis ears Is cropped.
The above reward will he paid for infor-
nation where the Mare can be fonnd.
CATHERINE MCPHERSON.
Camden. Feb. = so st