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NOTICE

Is hereby given, that the Boz k # the NJ
AGARA MINING Company. are now open for
Ihe subscription Of stock il sid Co at the
oiare Of A Hlrt & Bro. in B.3ueu.
The Company is Incorporated nndor The
Ueneral Asi Of the Lsgslature Of the STATE.
The eco is fully Organized The Claim Ct thl.
70. is situated at Berry Greek Bar, North
fo'k Feather River, atd Is known TO be rich
There Is sixty shares in The claim; cost dry
ing the claim for ri ig is $4,000 The
eliim Is l60J feet long There is % Of tue
shares subscribed for as may be seen by the
Books al > are unfaEen.
J. n FAULKNER. Secretary.
Bdre'l. Jan > Ii 1896. ian a6 f2f
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SPEClAL NOTICES.
NoTIrE

lsherbT given taat there viii be a meeting
Of the stsekholiers IN fae B.dwell Bridge Com.
Fany. in tie town Of Bdwell, Batte County
~ Monday Tile ISL day Of February, A. D
1886. u loo'eloek. A NJ. to elect I've D,sac-
tors, Treasurer ana Secretary. for The rre-
sent year-and to perform such ottar daGc.
IS may be properly presented to them
B7 order Of the Board d Directors. CT the
Biawe- Bridge Company.
G. s. HESS President.
R T VAN NaaasS. Secretary.
in 1912 4w
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RICHARD DIvEE. Sec :.
Biieell, Jannary I. 1856.

n Or J. L. CzArKAY The gentleman
whose usme forms fbe caption e tlis notice.
Is one Z ale ie'v mesern phys iciaBs whose af-
iiica,lan @ his profess p snd devotion o. tha
q -ses. Tea9er q 10 alike an orna'Hsnt To- the
ane aH.la haaetaet4. 81 sire ether 5 Hungarian
Boy birth. he sought wifA ko>~u-h 20 Flfee his
country snong roe nations % the earth. be-
ynri fle afp pfes-ors rule, That her sons mic cilt
rrj3ice ia he practice 81 those rre epis which
ave alike otr glory ara our pride. In his Of
forts io }4. te ha- reaPsi jhe reward q ia
eGc-tual Resistance 70 oppression, and "a
home an@ country know linn NJ more
Arart- however irea4 his claims asTan cur con
-iieratian as pstrior, the testimonials os
eiaracts F>a1,3 capacity which lie br'rEs- en-
title hm 70 pnb,ie cont lcuce. y the exclusion
ef those who possess neither she one or the
iher As gentlemen his character Is IN
t=rni>he5. as physician. his skill unsur-
uasse and 10 these whose impru4ence has
left upon them the tainis Of disease. we can
conseiontiously commend him with the assur-
anee that in him theg viii ind a friend whem
So know is rre.f gain The Dr's oliee is NJ.
anA 4 Armory Hall, corner ef Sacramento
and N n 'gamery streets, san Francisco.
ian 25-I2 sm
Butte record., 1856-02-02
-. rr,e.er

AH persons interested are hereby noti6e
,hat we the undersigned via 'y to Tie
l.-rd e Supervisors in ANA for Batle eoua,y
te of tl.iolIis. at tier next ssioa 70 b4
ts.i in BiIw-.l- in sad county, on the first
NIaaday IN February 4 D. ls56- or so saop
thereafter as ihe same ean he heard fsr IL
eu-e construct a toll bridge aaro-s tAa
Father river at ophir. at or near the 0i il.r
Ferry, situate a5sat one mile above the town
# 0royilie.
D. c D0TNER.
H. L LATH2OP
Orsvf11a Dar a9 1873 -S4
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Er-z1=

The asaekholiers "a tae SOUTH Feather Wa
Ter Co., are hereby aet6sl, that the Trus.ees
% sill Company have levied an assessment ot
g PER cent. npen each share Of stock. Iey4bls
ett Tie Csrraay's Of1ss at For5a1oau, On tle
l5.h of February. 1885.
0tFrcz S.F.W CO.. NH DARRACH.
) i1- IL 1870 Secretary.
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INTERNATIONAL HOTEL.

- TIE undersigned has this day II
~ uaciasea the entire interest Of -.
Peck * Fisher 10 and o. the above vel kaoso
House, and VII tnicavor tocontinae the tusi-
ness to The entire satisfaction Of all wao may
favor him with their paironsge
D C. HASKIN
san Francisco. Jan. 6. 1856 Mott
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~ r
- =. = = = -.

TIE Undersigned Sill make application I.
As Board of Supervisors at their February
term, for Lccnss t. rua "a ferry d B.lNelI s
Ltnlug on the Sacramento riyer.
JN0 BIDWELL.
Dc 25. 1855
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BIDBELL L0D1E 10 47. 7. G. ofO. F.
aegular meetings held every Ihurslay eve
ning at : o'clock, at their Hall. BiiRell
Brothers in good siaaiing are respectfully
invited EQBT. LATTIN0RE, See'y.
0heers for the ensuing term:
Jo=rqH Bi.ocH. \ G.. & Y DatxE. Y G.,
c A Ss1lrz4. T.. Z LArrIasoRE, 3
Butte record., 1856-02-02

Is HEREBY given, that the Books Of the
Nontezana Mining Company are now opon for
'ae subscription of stock in said company at
,he oiIice Of Lott & Sexton in Bdwen The
compsuy is incorporated under tie general
ict Of 5he Legislature Of ibis S,ate providing
Tor the Incorporate Of Mining Companies,
Aud 'he Trustees chosen for the first three
months, have fully orgrnizei tie Company.
for the purpose OF Fiunins a portion OF Feath-
er River, known IS the Montezema claim,
bout two miles below the town Of Blwell
" T. SEXTON, PRIEST.
Butte record., 1856-02-02
BEE.OE IL.
JONES, ToBl0 3, CO.,
IMPORTERS AND J0BBERS.
C0raer 4 SINS us cad SaeromeRto SIS
.Nnn Errnri ~

.ettH Z 4 'NftAGA,
{ RE row prepared to asr 70 tie fra35 5
y rge ana a5i assorted >tn K of iesi rs,-
le Fan ana 3 li.ier Goods fece5-sl pr recent
issis. enlpa-if1 anst isibbsn>, b *
ea a,arcl hcet hlhh.us, EaHe aui l'atk
B El- ia Jseentt ata Swiss
aaas ald Ei- n-s. Ia mes em8r ilcre Coi-
ts Sssevc- al3 uisertes Thread iE-
= and Lace~: I e.s-h black Crapa ai.i a
general varlrly II tle latest t5les OF Mlil D.
er5 e9ads- Laces and Eaarailsries Also,
Rodgers. WesteIholms, and Barnes & sons
Pocket Bnifes. Cis=ofs, Razars ana Razor
Strpp-; Battens Of all descrirs Threads
Needles, Pms and Bindings; Combs and
brushes ot az kinds; ladies ami chil3ren's
Hosiery; ladies' aud gentlemsn's Gloves and
hdkcrchic.s Zephyr Norsted; Trimmings
and Braids India R1bber Blis assorted toys
Babies Wax Dolls and asserted Caina Dolls
s-ne Bags. Shoi i It's and Peachts: Porte
Nome; Eaveilopes aai Letter Paper; assaTt-
.aent cf Perlumery; Yankee and German No
lions. t1e sc
All Of which wiz be sold at the lowest rates
for cash
NB-Yew Goods received by every
stesnaer- oet2o-2n
Butte record., 1856-02-02
j. ROSENTHAL
PIPER WAREHOUSE.
D. 8. LORD & Q o..


No l5- Sasoa.e St., S4a frane
IasnJels ef nt Ex 50
All Psfsrs Of eeery deoo.ff1a
ETT0CLn iaxl,e Tile ATTEND ~ Of tba 'fale
ta aelr & sock Il J. ifr. st1t
cry l Bls Gass. 'a eta t1fg are c.0-
s.autty tceaFL- as.lf.arz.
t- Gar
ia art
PaLs s-Iis G F.fr EE~s1as 21e2 21
o3, 4X3e. au5 Zas4 an4l
I#H4PPLsls f.3i7l- -its--5iauili4. Hard
wac al1 >traE- ali -zs
}jEt TilG F-5I-l-A S--Iafler G g. Isief,
Note anl Box IIapers q every description
PL1FL&-C C-IEDA-L I Caaau's sad
Saml Harts Steamboat. Z -h.alier, i Ter,
Merry Andres na Ea-'e Playing Car
Lt'A>--f yasrl IS Nqyss. Dasd S. Blacks
and Arnold writing and I.fg laAs
DL-5.t-a DDO4S-Of every k-ld and
s.ze
sTaTI0.NERT-A large AID varied
stock
-5LS0--sale Agents fer TIE Pacific Coast
Of V hiie < Co.. Tyre Foundry anl wells 3
Nehb-s Wood type aui Fantgre
Constantly on baud. barge slo e Priat-
er Cards, Casd B ord aa4 al4teIitl ii every
k.ul 90 which We wou.a invite t-e a. eat.a4 81
Printers
Having resi- lent partner p Naw Hc
47e rcIarcl ~ receive orders f-- Size
I'd ge ic. v8sel s. 81 DE- ei o-at j aL-
IN the most re4s.ua Il tei14s
d L4-D rC3
Butte record., 1856-02-02
sZa---a-s SaLE

=
sirtle y au Execution 3ssnei cut OF
~ J-s.fces Cart. ~ SaaerI Justice o.
teace I'd az2 iar tAe Township Of 81 Biiwcll,
-@-'e -o1ltr sl3 State u California. T. me
7see1 all 81 vare-l. .la.iallng ine to
A---7 ,-a sam 3 =Ziy aal.srs debt and the
t--- g Eeg' 9w1 a.liafs SIS u sflii, wish
a,aias IS. eru S.ny p ain5iH
s-1 ~ 2aa Fe isved upon
Ger on iAe ls5a q ty es Fehru4ry. j D 1886.
eet~oei ''-s bears les-ls. .ae IS law. b4 til
-s-1 ae4 si4i.-ig s.. .a III Ali 81 the
. ti.'e sla .nseres. 81 sasi ae'e4dtnt Ia
a"a to ens - aiaiss, a6sut is Is - fee;
oa tac gFeaHa. ans saa ss..rs 90 s.'s.-e
esia- on fa- Z !. assr tse r53u .. b Is5.l
'1l AA""a = 'ae chinese A3sse al Il -Flme
s-s9 the grsalal ua q aal-a s4.l t.,-ss - r.
s'5el o4-e g faS ilee ST sl.e 6 .ult House
de.r B sel.--3 sai- Csss.
February s.. a. b 1855
7 ftAla. saerE 1.sse c..
Butte record., 1856-02-02
ToR S.TE

4 convenient dwelling Eilh barn ana cur
a houses attached, in the town u dwell
Eaqare 81 joseph Gluekgui in B.iwel. OF q
IL stbsa4l lt,ss IL Ghe Garden Ranch.
GEORGE Z RUSSELL.
B.59sll, 0,tober Sd, 1855 oc;o 4otf
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NEW ADMINISTRATION!

gF-Tsi.ssFs rs Fs7sE# 9s, So FsFsss
--s 6 -s~~- -
Il Miles from Narysyilie. On tie Oplir, BID
well Bar aal Feather River roads.
LOWERY & MAURICE. P Psoprietors
e We take pleasure in informing ssz
- our ilien Is and the travelling com -
maGiiy, that We are now ready to receive anl
ccemmo34te them The BAR vii he furnish
ed with choice Liquors. cur TABLE supplied
u5th tie varieties Of the season, our BEDS
clean and comfortable and our BARNS vi q
good stalls aHd feed fsr horses. In iact every
ezeriiou viii be used ou cur par to obtaia
and secure tie puhdc favor-an8 no public
house IN California shall exceed us ln calfte@y
and attention a. every one that Dav visit us
L0BEI.I MAURICE. Pra'trs
Butte County, Sept 15. lo3 sep-J Il
Butte record., 1856-02-02
RrTTE L0D4E. 30. IS. F. "a. NJ.

BUTTE LODGE, No. 55, F. i a. NJ
slgc mee5s 1t their hall IN Blwell, on the
arzi All thirl Saturslays of each monfh. at
p. n OHcers-THo5. WELLS, " N, J
W. GILKTS0y. 5 ". A L. CHAMBER
LAIN. Wv AE GMFFTTHS. seey
Butte record., 1856-02-02
81 - cHAReE Foa - - rorAroas


- THE subscriber. Ia ev
vorably known TO theAf
IL IaTysville public for *
the last two years. from his connection with
the Eelreshment Saloon on First street heEs
leave to inform his numerous friends AMI Gus
toners. as well rs the travelling puddle II gen
eral that be has opened his Restaurant and
Lager Beer Saloon. in the United States Block.
D street. where lie vii alNays lie found ready
to minister 70 wants of the most fasliiieus. IN
thecnlinarv deparfment.af all times. He is also
prepared to furnish the best WINES. LieUoRs
ana SGGARS.
six FRsNCTSc0 L7GER BEER
from the hsst Brewery Fresh OYSTERS,
CRIBS, &C.
Thanking Re public for the liberal patron
age So generously bestowed on his business -he
p fsr d continuance of the same, gledsiug
himself 70 use every e1eEtion 90 g.ve sat.sl-e-
tion TO all HENRY Pin \.
Ns-vsvills. August {. 1875 sugll
Butte record., 1856-02-02

FORBESTOwN LODGE. F. 4 " No. 80
Meets DE second Saturdays af each m9a.h-
\ 6. s.mps a, " N John Roland, s W
y. C Foot, J " John II Sharp, see'y.
Butte record., 1856-02-02

CT-.lER-GL .IDTERTJSLs-6 .5GE.A-CF 7
81 Merchant Street, San Francisco
4 DVERTlsEMENTS & SUB sCRIPT0Ns
"a received by TfIOS. BCICE, Agent
- Merchant street aud Room No- .. up syairs
lron Bliidine. northeast corner Of M1ntgon1e-
~ and Washington streets. fer the
. BUTTE huCoRD," BdweA
. Democratic State Journal Sacramento
Daily Argus Stockton:
Sierra Cilizen. D3wniev3le
Miners Advocate, Desmond Springs:
Placer Herali.-' Auburn.
Mountain Messenger 6iasonyille;
Contra Casta," Osk!aud;
'.Trihnne. an J sse.
.. star" Los Angeles;
. Democratic St4nd-rd.' Portland. o T.
ap3s-25tf
Butte record., 1856-02-02
-TzCE

4a4s4ALZ
II otlCE he given, % whom is may
IA fac undersigned VIII apply
lae Board aHarEistrs q tie Comfy Il
ts 4calulr~ ier-a q seid Board for
csee5 Toll BRIDGE across
Riser S. the Township 81 Cnhir, ard
aasat A4.f l4lle abaye the town q 0ravllle.
Ia ssla County. TIMOTHY SAWYER,
ALFRED SAWYER.
SAMUEL PALMER.
0ravlla, ost l6, 1850. feb
saE i E4IDENT AND SECRETARY Of
tae Ddrei Bridge Company (ihe sane
tr fp9ratel Company having for
sc 81 bas.uas=, Bijweil. Butte Coanty,
t the following Annual Re
rf Surveyor General Of the State q
1a4.s aul = sae County Clerk OF Butts
Ceuly.
Cost q Bridse . January /, 1876, 5000 %
Amoant e. i'ended. 5.5S6 Il
Amou4t due when Bridge Is com
Iless-...--. ---.-.....-. 1884 30
AmaHuf Of Carital Stock. $50 Geo %
Actually paid in on stsek........ $500 60
81. 8.2oo %
The Bfidge is under contract to be complet-
e. By the 6rst Of July 1855
CIV. HISS. President.
p T Van NonpvN, Secretary.
sworn 70 agd subscribed before ne Deeer.-
Der 3let. A. D. 1850
VS.. Stafford,
Justics Of ths Psass,
Butte record., 1856-02-02
NLELE.

0roville. Dec Is. 1853 -s4
Butte record., 1856-02-02

Cost q B-idge to January !, 1876, 5000 %
Amoaui expended. 5.356 Il
Butte record., 1856-02-02

~ learn from the Pstaluma .Tovr7fai
,--l ' ar 4fas-zs whilst taking supper With
la'1 8 iu Beasgs on the i4sh was E -ei al
Sae person SHE shot through the wind ~.
ana " passed. tar ugh hiS right arfn anl
grace she tAs-ax. I4e wound IS severe, but
r.. -41gat.ls
Wright the Bunker las turned up
'gs4a HsIs IS. ay5nz an bny.uc gold dustin
" haae q a1a eiearns, On Commercial
.gea'' >ar francisco. Ae ocght t. b. assay
Butte record., 1856-02-02

Amonai due when Bridge Is com
Eletel...-.. ..-.-... SI,33f 80
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1856-01-04
For the Post.

Who have relations buried at Zion Hill
Westinghouse, are respectfully requested to
meet there on Saturday, the l2ih day of Jan.
uary, at IL o'clock. The object Of the meet.
ing is to raise funds to enclose the Grave
Yard.
Atraveler once remarked that he could tell
whether a community was savage or civilized
by examining their grave yards-that savages
paid no attention to the graves Of theirdead;
whilst a civilized community enclosed their
grave yards, procured tombstones, and adorn.
ed their graves with flowers and evergreens.
Judged by this rule very much fear that
the community around Zion Hill would be
savages. At any rate, our grave
yard is in a shameful and disgraceful state of
neglect-rooted up by hogs and trodden over
10y cattle Then let us retrieve our charac
tiers by punctual attendance at Zion Hill on
Saturday, the 18th of January, resolved to
raise sufficient funds to enclose our grave
yard in a neat, handsome and durable STYLE.
Who will fail to attend? W. C. V.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1856-01-04

WHEN TO WEAR INDIA RUDBERs.-We
have noticed that many persons in our city
wear india rubber overshoes in cold dry
weather, to keep their feet warm. This is an
injurious and evil practice. India rubber shoes
are very comfortable and valuable for cover
ing the feet during wet, sloppy weather, but
they should never be worn on any other oc-
casion; their sole use should be TO keep out
water. They should therefore be put off
whenever the wearer enters house, and be
worn as little as possible, because they are
mir tight, and both retain aud restrain the
perspiration OF tile feet. The air cannot be
excluded irom.them, or iroman other portion
of the body, for any length of time, without
sensibly affecting the health. 1t is our opn.
ion, that no habit tends more to good health
than clean feet and clean dry stockings, so as
to allow the free pcrspiratlon Of The neither
extremities.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1856-01-04
Chuncery Court mt Athens.
William Nee,

John Il Duncan and Robert Russell.
( \ this ease itarpears from an allegation in
i the bill that JOHN Ij. Duncan is non.resi-
dent of The State Of Tennessee, it is therefore
ordered that publication be made in the Ath.
ems Post, for four successive weeks, requiring
said nonresident defendant to appear at our
next Court Of Chaucery, to be held at tho
Court house in the town Of Athens, ON the
third Monday in February next, and plead,
answer or demur to compliments said bill,
or the same will be taken for confessed as to
him and set for hearing accordingly
WIN. LOWRY, Q. d W..
BY WILLIE Lowry, D. c.Ar.
Dec 81, ls45-4t prs fee So S7s
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1856-01-04

Presidents Power IN ENFoRclNG THE
LAws.--By the law of March 3d.. 1907, the
President is empowered,i in all cases where
he is authorized 10 call forth the militia ''lor
the purpose of causing the laws TO be duly
executed" also to "cupoy for the same pur-
pose such part o: the land ornaval force Of
the United States as shall be judged nccessa-
ry" In no case where the laws of the Uni
ted States are DISTRACTED is the President d.
rectcd TO wait for the requisition OF the Gov
ernor or any body else. AS soon MS the mat
ter comes to his knowledge, no matter by
what means or through what channel, he is
bound to use the legal means OF surpressing
the disorder When the laws of a State are
INSTRUCTED it is true that the President can
only interfere with the land or naval force of
the United States at the special request of
the Governor OF that State; but when the
laws of the Federal Government are to
be enforced no such preliminary is neces-
sary.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1856-01-04

rFy-A billhas been introduced in the Geor-
gia Legislature to incorporate the Georgia
AIRLINE Railroad" The bill contemplates
the construction of direct line of railroad
from Atlanta, Ga, to Richmond, Va, and, for
the purpose of starting the ball, proposes to
incorporate company under the above title
co construct road from Atlanta, Ca, to An
derson s. c. @
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1856-01-04

New ORLEANS, Dec. 2S.--Ihe steamer Gren-
ada has arrived from Havana with dates to
the 24th. Six Creoles charged with having
caused sedtions, have been arrested aud sent
to Spain. The sentence Of the American sol
diers, Channey and Winn, through the siren.
nous exertions of the acting Consul Robert
son, has been committed to labor in the arse.
nal, without the mark of degradation, they
receiving n slight compensation for their la
Lar
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1856-01-04

HopplpLE TnAGEDY.-The Atlanta Intelli-
geneer says: "One of the most horrible and
distressing tragedies which it has ever been
our lot to record, or which perhaps has ever
met the public ear, occurred in our city on
the night or the 24th, or the morning of the
25th inst When the 4 o'clock train on the
Macon d Western railroad arrived at East
Point, on Christmas morning, the body of a
person was found on The COW catchers hdping
been dragged he entire distance from AHaata-
sir miies-in his manner The body was
mutiated, in fact literally tora in pieces
the fragments scattered along the whole DIS
tauce-as to defy Identification. From frag.
ments of clothing however, found attached
to the body, it Is rendered almost certain
that the deceased was q ,on Of Col. Amos w.
Hammond, of this city. The young man was
seen on the night of the oath, in company 4
with others of the same age, in the vicinity
Of the Macon & Western railroad, and has
not since been heard Of There is a suspicion
ailoat, that he was murdered in an alray by,
his companions, and afterwards laid upon the
track We have not heard the evidence to
point. The matter is now undergoing inves-
LEGATION before the coroner.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1856-01-04

sE- We are authorized and requested to announce
MOSES A. CASS as n candidate for County Court Clerk
at the ensuing March election.
gY- We are authorized and requested to announce
DR. SAML H. JORDAN as candidate for County Court
Clerk at the ensuing March election.
ny" We are authorized to announce GEO. w. NEW
TON candidate for County Trustee, McAIinn coun-
ty at the ensuing March election Owing to the fact of
having met with an accident year ago, he will
not be able to canvass the county but If the people will
give him their votes he promises to discharge the duties
of the Office faithfully. "
e35- We are authorized and requested to announce
J. A. G0ULDY as n candidate for Sheriff of McAnn
county, at the ensuing March election.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1856-01-04

TRue.-people who suppose that good
prayer is preferred TO a good act doubtless
imagine that God HIS more heraing than eye.
sight. The end, we fear, will show that they
reasoned from false premises. The poor are
oilener prayed for than helped. The reason
is, we believe, that breath is cheaper than
bullion. 'H
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1856-01-04

TRADE WITH JApAN.-The japanese seem
obstiuately determined that no commercial
intercourse shall be held between their coun.
try and any other. A letter dated Shanghai,
Oct. A, announces the arrival at that port,
from Japan, of the American schooner Will
mington, Brown, master, and adds:
This schooner was fitted out and loaded
with Yankee notions, at the recommendation
of Com. Perry, TO trade in Japan on the basis
of his great treaty. At Japan the authorities
would scarcely let him land, and would not
buy any of his wares, but asked him $40 for
a small spar worth $40. The captain has
lost $4,000 thus far on the advice Of Com.
Perry and his treaty.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1856-01-04

CTg- The Washington Star says: az gen
tlemau of this city this morning received q
letter from Portadown, county Armagh, Ire
land, making inquiries in relation to the heirs
of John White who emigrated from the coun
ty of Armagh, Ireland, somewhere about the
year 1914 or ia, aud who is believed to have
left two sons, Abner aud William. There is
about q million and half of money for the
lucky Whites who can prove property dc.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1856-01-04
Against the World

AETE desire to call the attention OF Fi,,,.,. AMI
w NMeI's 10 our lately improved
DOUBLE SCREENING WHEAT FAN.
Patented by r. J. DOYLE April GOTH 1854 which We ars
manu- featuring in LOTDON and RhEI TOWN Eit.l
Tennessee. This popular and extensively used Fan
has taken the highest awards wherever exhibited, via
Al the Maryland STATE Fair Baltimore where there were
~ least Fy FINS Of most approved makes OF Virginia.
Maryland aud the Northern States, exhibited at the
Virginia State Fair at Rchmond at the Soutside Ag
rieGura Fair, Petersburg, Va; at the Virginia VAL
ley Agricultural Fair; and the highest honors OF The
Fast Tennessee Agricultural Society, at Knoxville ia
1854 and lSA). algpwnloYs Wing, in speaking Of il,
says: "Oher FANS exhibited OF excellent quail
~ but meme to compare with those manufactured by
the Messrs DOyles, Of Rheatuwn." We have received
other prizes too numerous to here and hun
dreds OF certificates Of our Fans superiority from
pFdcftcdi fi7aeiS OF Virginia and East Tennessee
We have had an ample opportunity 20 test our tas
and convinced IL is the best ia use. We think
know what the farmers want and that our long and
ensye experience in the business, and arous abors
to bring the Fan TO its present perfection enables
suit them better than any other person in the Fan bust
ness and they may rest assured pains will be spared
to give them the best Fan in the market Our Fan has
gained Its enviabe popularity entirely In consequence
of its merits and for Fan to retain It's popularity aud
increase In demand ours has done in the same dis
trtcts for three OF the best evidences Of
its value. Our Fans are sold on trial and WARRANT.
ED to clean faster and cleaner than any other Fan in
use. Our Teams will deliver them at almost any point
in East Tennessee
N.B.-We will also Ill orders from Middle and West
Tennessee Georgia and Alabama. An orders to us at
Loudon or Rheatown, East Tennessee will be promptly
filled.
R1cdre Of HapositioH.-A1 our Fans have T. j.
q J. Doyle stamped upon them. For Certificates and
References. see circulars. 7. J. q. n. DOYLE.
Loudon, Dec H. lSS5-6m"37I
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1856-01-04

eW- Cattle are still driven to California
overland in large numbers, notwithstanding
the heavy losses suffered 10y the way, aud the
increase of stock in California PlacervIlle
paper notices the arrival there OF three hun
bred head of cattle belonging to one firm,
four hundred and forty-fyc to another, and
five hundred and fifty to another; all driven
from the States across the plains