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The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1856-05-16
Sherif'S Sale"

ON Monday, the 9TH day of July next, |
" will sell, at the Court house door in the
town of Athens, for cash in hand, all the
right, title and interest that Robert Sharp
has in and to TRACT OF LAND contain.
ing | so acres, situate in the 9th Civil District
of McMinn county, and adjoining the lands
of Wm. Porter. Silas Mynntt, and others
Levied on to satisfy Judgment for costs for
S2s,56, which Mary Sharp recovered against
said Robert Sharp, in the Circuit Court for
McMinn county, and sold upon an execution
issued out Of the office of the Circuit Court
Clerk OF said county, and to me directed.
JOHN A. G0ULDY, Sheriff.
May 10, lS56-6t-prs fee $4,000
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Land for Sale,

Tames HOwscr, Executor Of John Martin, de.
ceased,

Eliza and Joe, persons Of color.
A GREEABLY to an interlocutory decree
"A Of the Circuit Court of Megs county,
Tennessee, at the April term, 1856, thereof, |
will proceed to go upon the premises and ex.
pose to sale at public cutlery, to the highest
bidder, for cash. on Saturday, the 2Sth Gay of
June next, EIGHTY ACRES OF LAND, be-
longing to the said defendants, and being the
Southeast diagonal half of the quarter sec.
ton Of Land on which the testator resided
previous to his DEATH in Meigs county, Ten
nessee. One half of the purchase money
must be paid down, and the residue by the
fourth Monday in August next Bond and
security will be required aud lien retained
for the balance of he unpaid purchase money
w. L. MCKINLEY, Clerk.
May l6, lS5G-6t-prs fee 1850
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Yours, most respectfully,


Mr.. Trims Please say your readers that the pres
ent Session Of HiwAssEE COLLEGE, Monroe county, Ten
nessee, will close the Fourth of July The Declara-
ton of Independence will be read Fourth Of July
Grafton will be delivered; also, several Speeches by
members Of the two Literary Societies, and probably
Address by n HAWKINS, NJ. D., Cf Greeneville.-
The lovers Of Liberty and Literature cordially in
vited.
This young Institution Is steadily progressing. The
next session will commence Sept. !. Tuition $40 pei
session. JOHN II. BRUNER Prest.
May 0, 1S56-t4J*
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WASHINGTON, Nav -,

WASHINGTON, May II.
In the United States Senate to-day, Mr..
Cass made speech on Kansas affairs. The
House refused to suspend the rules to enable
Mr.. Clingnan to introduce his resolution for
the better protection of Americans on the
Isthmus. The bill for appropriating S3s0,o00
for keeping open the mouths Of the Alissis.
sippi was passed. D An..
Mr. Herbert has been released from custo
dy, having given $4,000 bail to appear ut the
June term of the Criminal Court, to plead to
an indictment for manslaughter.
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A PRETTY Coop JoB.-The disciples of
Robert Owen intend to hold "prelimnnry
Congress for the reformation of the world"
to commence in London on the l4th of the
present month. Wouldn't it be good idea
tor them to take some small town-say
London or New York--frst, and then have
dash ut the outside barbarans!
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Notice to Shippers of Freight.

TRAssPoprA ALTON DEPARTMENT +. TENN. Ga. H. II. Co.
Athens, Sept. IS, 1855. (
vuyIiIS Company will deliver any freghts received in
n TO their Depots, in n reasonable time, at the
terminus Of their Road at Dalton to the owners or their
agents mot ours they paying charges per tariff and
receiving the lreights day OF arrival ut Dalton. This
Company does propose either to store freights
deliver to the Western Atlantic Rail Road, unless the
owners have made arrangements with said Road to
ceiye the same Cars cannot be detained beyond few
hours for transhipment or storage.
In making shipments as above every facility In the
mower Of the officers of the Company will he extended
to shippers Beyond the end of their rails they have
no control and assume responsibility.
Feb LII II. c. JACKSON, sup't transportation.
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THE MAJESTY OF LAVA law suit &C.
Cured at North Danvillc, VT, recently, in
which n justice, two lawyers, n constable, a
dozen witnesses, and two sets of jurymen, to
say nothing of score or two Of others who
were present from curiosity, spent two days
in ease of trespass for sundry articles OF
second hand iron ware. After all, only one
cent damage was awarded, when the plaintiff
found that the defendant was a minor aud
could avoid payment of that and the COSTS
Great is the majesty of law. a,,
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DETERMINED DUELIsT.-An account of
the duel between DR.. Wilkins and J. Fan.
ncr, commissioned merchant of Whining.
ton, N. C., has been given. The Baltimore
Sun says:
On the first fire the ball of the latter cut
off part of the Doctors ears the second fire
put his ball through the Doctors hat
Nothing daunted the latter cooIly remarked
that his hat was new onc-and desired
that il should not be aimed at. The see
onds here intcrposed and used their best en-
beavers to reconcile the difficulty but with
out success. The combaiants then resumed,
when the i'll fatcd Doctor was killed at the
| first fire.
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Done HM.-New York papers say that an
old gentleman OF that city connected with n
lending financial institution has been done
out Of 800 900, more or less, by conspiracy
in which young woman figured, and that the
sporting man who assisted her has been ar.
rested ut Rochester.
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1RANIsTA DEsERTED.-A correspondent
of the Springfield (Alass.) American, who
has just been to Iranista, the late palace seat
ofP. Il. Barnum, says:
A visit to lranista, where Barnnm lived so
lately in all his glory, affords an excellent
text for u sermon on the mutability of all
mundane affairs. The grounds are neglected
the dollhouse has received no more care this
winter than enough to keep the plants from
ireezing-lhe fountains have forgotten to
play-the flowers are coming out amid heaps
OF leaves and rubbish, which have not been
cleared away, and raj bars the entrance tt
the deserted palace, whose iigurative latch
string always used to be out. The robin!
and sparrows hold undisputcd possession .
the grounds. Aladdin has lost his palac,
for a lime.
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FEMALE RIor IN CATrARAaus CouEry, N.

FEMALE RIoT IN CATTARAdUs CougTy, N.
Y.--The jamestown Journal gives the par
ticuars Of novel riot, which occurred at
Fast Randolph, In Cattaragus county, N. Y.
few days since:
A party the most respectable ladies' Of
the place had assembled ms "Surprisc Par
ty," at the residence of Hon. Benz. Chamber.
lain, when II was suggested that tavern
kept by II man named Wheeler was m intm.
cradle nuisance, by reason of the liquor dis.
penstd there, aud they resolved to aba.e it.
Before they arrived at the place of attack,
the landlord, having got wind of the move
mcnt, had secretcd his liquors and barricaded
the doors, and his wife had provided n sup.
ply of hot water to give the assailants n warm
bath. Nothing dauntcd, the female storners
broke open the door, and, although the vol.
lies OF hot water did some execution, rushed
upon the foe. The landlord took refuge in
the garnet, but was captured and bound, and
taken towards the creek to be converted in
toa "cnld water man" by dipping, but he sue.
crcded in breaking his bonds and escaping.
The women then returned to his house,
demolished his jugs and casks o: liquor,
and his windows, and were about to make
II similar onslaught upon two other liquor es.
tnb,ishmcnts, when the enemy saved them
selves by capitalization. The woman Justify
themselves on the ground that the landlord
continued to sell to their husbands, and they
could obtain no redress.
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PROMOTIONS WITnDRAws.-lt is said that
the President has sent an Executive message
to the Senate, Withdrawing the promotions of
two passed midshipmen-one for deser.
ting his ship, and the other for drunkenness
at Key West, so that his vessel was com.
PEELED to leave him ashore.
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THE MASSACRE AT PASAMA.-'rhis fright
full affair, although not serious in its results
us first reported, has excited intense feeling
in the community. According to additional
particulars the massacre was wholly the fault
of the local authorities. They even impicate
some Of them in the wholesale and brutal
robbcries that took place. '"lf these state.
ments are substantutrd, there is only one
course for our Government to pursue. The
unfortunate individuals whose lives were
sacrificed cannot of course be restored TO
their families and friends; but the ampIest
pecuniary satisfaction can be demanded and
exacted from New Granada. We can See how
far the "panoply of tho American flag" will
avail our citizens in ioreig countries.
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G 0 ut VT E R CIAL.
Macon Market.

MACON, May 12.
Herewith find statement Of our produce MARKET
There has bee no change since our last report
BACON, hog round, 1Ohc; choice hams II % 12Ec;
Sides demand good, lD2i % lie; shoulders 81 % 91c
LARD, In bbls., q 119c in cans ~ % l219c. Corn
demand increasing, Coo OBJ MEAL, 60 % zoe. FLOUR
superne, IS @ S,25; extra family 5000 % ~. Cow
Pas 10 q Soc. DgIED PEACHES, peeled, $50 d s2-
DRIED APPLIES, peeled, $l,25 90 l,50. Hay, Ten
nessee, 20 a $50 q cwt EGGS 15c q doz. BUTTER,
good article, 20 q 22c.
EXCHANGE on Augusta and Charleston 4; New York
x u ct. prem. Respectfully,
W00TT0N & HOLLOWAY,
Commission Merchants,
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GEN. HousroN-We give the following
from the Washnton correspondence of the
New York Herald for what it is worth:


WASHINGTON, April %, 1856.
The news of which made mention in my
despatch day or two since, in reference to
Gen. Houston, | am now able to disclose.
He has received letters from all parts of the
Unlon-dcmocrats and wings urging upon
him to become national candidate for the
Presidency, regardless of conventions; the
people are getting tired and Disguised with
conventions. 1t is known that he is opposed
to the domestic and foreign policy of the
present dynasty, since the Reputation of the
Missouri Compromise, which he regarded MS
the bulwark OF the South and bond of peace
between the two sections of the Union.-
Further, he regards the action of the Naval
Board, MS well us the action of the Secretary
and the President, in striking down two hun
bred and one officers, and many Of them the
most efficient and gallant officers in the Navy,
and retaining II large proportion who had
never distinguished themselves or done any,
thing worthy of ndmiration-he regards it MS
a conspiracy against the individuals who are
Glisrated, managed by miserable cabals, who
wished to advance themselves and their friends.
In taking the field, therefore, as an indepen.
dent candidate, he will carry it (the action of
the Naval Board) as one of the issues in the
coming contest. IIc has gone home, and
will be absent four or five weeks. On his
return we may expect the entire programme
for the coming contest. That he will run MS
mn independent candi late is now definitely
settled. Therefore look out for n general
scrub race.
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LoNpoN.-The London News lately said in
q leader on the aduteration of food, so COM
mon in the Great Metropolis, "with all the
wealth of the world at our call, there are very
few in this metropolis who can get glass Of
pure water to drink or bIt of genuine bread
to eat!"
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sV An Italian gentleman, who recently
made the tour of the United States, said, on
his return, that he would not live here to be
the owner Of them; adding-"What an un.
happy people, if their faces express their
feelings! i never saw man in the street
that did not seem uneasy, and walk as il drv-
out a care worn fdgety air."
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ANTICIPATED BoLT.- A rumor prevails
that there vii! be boiling at the Cincinatti
Convention, if the South should succeed in
their purpose of establishing an ultra pro-
slavery platform, and the scceders will nomi.
nate j. G. Fremont as the representative of
the Silas Wright Van Buren, Benton Democ-
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eE At Horizon, Wisconsin, on Monday, =
man named Rich shot loon across the neck
of tho lake; the ball glanced on the water and
struck n man who stood on the opposite
shore, and passed directly through his heart,
causing instant death.
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PoLIrIcs IN THE PULPlT.-'I'he Ellsworth
(Alaine) American, reports that on n recent
occasion the pastor of the Methodist church
in that town was officiating for the Congre.
gational minister, and alluded to the appeal
of the Maine law. Quite II commotion re-
suited, and one gentleman remarked that "if
this Is n political meeting, it had better be
properly organized
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THE WnGs OF MAssAcnUsErrs.-As every
thing pertaining to politics and parties is of
interest just at this time, we publish below
an account of "llve Wing" demonstration
in Massachusetts,, which we find in the Boston
Daily Advertiser: -.
"a meeting of the Wing members Of the
Legislature of Massachusetts was held at the
State House in Boston on Thursday evening,
and was attended by number Of Wings from
all parts of the State, who had been request
ed, by circulars distributed as widely as pos
sible, to be present.
"The most cordial feeling prevailed among
the gentlemen present, and letters were read
from many Wings. necessarily absent, express
siye of their continued devotion to the Wing
cause. A large and efficient Wing State Cen
trail Committee was appointed, and after two
or three brief and eloquent speeches, an ex-
cellent resolution was adopted, setting forth
that the Wings of Massachusetts see no cause
to abandon their old organization or their old
creed; that they will abide by their princi
Piles; that they will join no accidental. triv
ial, or temporary Organization, and that they
will enrol themselves in the ranks of no par
ty which does not bear the fog and KEEP
step to the music of the Union.
''The Wings of Massachusetts, have thu
assumed position which must command re
spect, and where we are persuaded that they
can exert powerful influence for good"
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CHARLEs.-"Clara, did poor little Carlo
have pink ribbon round his neck when you
lost hint" ayes, yes, tho poor little dear;
have YOU seen HIM" Charles. "No, not
exactly but here's piece of pink ribbon in
the sausage"
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The Rome correspondent of the Newark
Daily Advertiser, under date of April 8, says:
at is estimated that there are over 80 900
foreign visitors in the city during the Holy
week. The great body Of them left within
a few days after; having distributed during
their brief sojourn hundreds Of thousands Of
dollars. Mr.. Fillmore left the day after Eas.
ter Sunday with n small party for ST. Peters.
burgh, via Florence and Vienna. Miss Rix
has yielded to an invitation to look into The
Hospitals and Prisons of Constnntinople."
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some OF THE LUxURIEs OF SOLDERING IN
CENTRAL AMERIcA.-From tan account" in
the New Orleans Delta, of Schlessingcr's eek
petition to Costa Rca, by one of the officers
who took part in the enterprise" we ext.aci
the following suggestive paragraph Of the
luxuries of n soldiers life down there, under
the pressure of defeat and II rctreat:-
The march in retreat was for upwards of
seven days, through trackess woods, over
rugged mountains, across rivers, and with but
single meal for six days. The return OF
the troops to Virgin Bay pr, sen:ed II sight
seldom secn-ofmen with bleeding feet, halt
naked forms and half starved stomnchs. None
could view them without their utmost sym.
pathies being aroused.
The meaning Of "trackless woods" in Cen
trail America is n tropical growth Of gan
trees, with dense matted underground q
thorny shrubs, vines and brers, weaving thu
whole forest into II tangled network, often t.
;nan mpenclrable for twenty feet, save witt
the aid of an axe. Such are some of tn,
enjoyments Of the campaigncr's life in tn
tropics.
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Doc FIGHr.-Arrangement having been
in contemplation for some time past among
the sporting fraternity for match between
two noted pugilis,s-Ned Pr of London,
and man named Colbert, hailing from New
York, to see who was the "bcst MANA
match was perfected, and the stakes $4,000
being paid in, the parties met yesterday af.
terEoon, ut convenient spot, situated near
the town of McdIord.
A ring was formed, and those known to
the affair made their appearance on the
ground (nftcr paying for the privileges to
the tune of $50. The necessary prelimina-
ries being arranged the men entered the ring
tossed for the choice of ground, shook hands
and then commenced using their "maulers'
TO the best advantage.
The men fought like tigers for about tire,
hours and half at which time both being
nearly blind and still "ganlr," it was though
best by those interested to stop the fight
fearing fatal termination. The men wer,
accordingly withdrawn, aictr having Tough
nearly one hundred and sixty rounds.-Bos
ton Herald, Mays
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A CoNrRAsT.-The conduct Of the city
council of New York, which is largely Amer
lean in politics, in their treatment of Mr..
Buchanan, contrasts strikingly with that of
Philadelphia, which numbers Mhjority of
Pierce Democrats. The former gave him n
splendid reception on his return from Eu
rope, and Offered him the freedom of the city.
Citizens of all parties vie in the respects
shown to the distinguished ex-Minister.-
Tho latter even refused him public hall in
which to receive his friends.
This disgraceful breach Of courtesy indi-
Gates bitterness Of the strife now raging be-
tween the rival aspirants for the Cincinnati
nomination. We trust it may rage till they
have consumed each other Tho appliances
will, which L,cofocosm has debauched the
pnblic sense, and humbugged the country
threaten TO prove its own ruin. A retribu
ton thus achieved would be appropriate as
deserved.-Nashpille Patrot.
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Rock ISLAND, Ill.,, May 6.-'rhe Southern
boatmen tried to fire the Mississippi Rail
Road bridge Mt this place this morning.
But little damage was done.
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THE PEACE TREArY.-'rhe London pa
pcrs have obtained copy of the Paris peace
treaty, the contents (which prove very much
as anticipated.
The treaty consists Of IS articles. The
Black Sea is to be ncutraizcd and all the
strongholds ON its shores are forbidden, and
ships of war excluded from its ports. The
Danube is to be n free river.
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Augusta Market.

AUGUSTA, April ~.
Herewith find statement OF our Produce market.
BACON hog round 10 a 10Hc, most sales 10lic; hams
l0& a llEc; sides 1Ohi q lie; shoulders ~ @ 94c.
LARD 10Y 90 Ike. BEEF "a Sc. PORK 10 q Sc.
DRY IIDEs ~ a lac. Cons IS % Csc, most sales 60c
MEAL 60 % csc. OATS 40 @ +5c WHEAT, 80 % Al, 80.
FLOUR $500 0fs u Dbl. SrocK PEAS 50 a 9Oc. WHITE
BEANS 1, rs a $2. FEATHERS IS a 40c. No change In
Dried Fruit, Beeswax or Ground Nuts. BUTTER IS q
22c. EGGS IL q 15c.
Yours, very truly,
J. A. ANSLEY,
Commission and Produce Merchant,
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CINCINNATI, May l2.-Flour firm, 5,3Oa
$50; Provisions dull and Unchanged Gro.
ceries unchanged. The river has risen
inches since last SATURDAY..
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A New Churn,

TNIIE undersigned is now prepared to fur
i nish new Churn, to order. which he
warrants to churn butter in one fifth the time
usually taken by the common Churn, if prop
erly used All he asks is a fair trial. Any
person furnishing him with milk that is sour
and ready for churning, and lie fails to churn
it in five minues, can have Churn free OF
nothing. Call over to the South side OF
Athens and satisfy yourselves.
JAMES BAKER.
references Il. Dodson, VIM G. Horton,
DR.. Alice, DR.. Deaderick, and others.
Athens March IA, lS5G-tf-H90
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On the sth inst, by II. Mcdonnell Esq A. J. MASKIa,
Of New York, to Miss f. REYNOLDS, daughter Of Rev.
WIN. Reynolds, deceased, Of Polk county, Tenn
On the 18th inst, by H. Mcdonnell, Esq, Mr.. o. +.
CROCKETT merchant Of Benton, to Miss JAM DLAskgS-
sup, of Cedar Bluff, all of Polk county.
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Capt. Tinklepaugh and tho, other parties
charged with u breach of the neutrality laws
in regard to the Nicaraguan affairs have been
found not guilty.
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sB' Mrs. Washington French Of Atlanta
county, Mississippi, recently presented, at n
single birth. to the astonished Mr.. Wash.
ington French, two boys and two girls
The parties had been married one year only.
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Caution to Farmers and Oilers,

IMAvING been informed that a person, represent.
Ill ing himself from New York, has offered 70 sei
the Agricultural Ndchiqes made by WnEEIER, MrllcH
Co. OF Albany, N " to various parties In East Ten.
nessee hereby caution East Tennesseans to beware Of
al such mposters, have the sole right OF these
chimes for East Tennessee and be used there
unless procured from me or my agents.
ID. GATES, No. - Broadway.
New York, April H. 1s50-tf
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W-The Washington Union fatty con
tradicts n rumor that President Pierce is
about to decline re election.
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New York, May New Jersey sends to
the Cincinnati Convention delegates in favor
of Mr. Buchanan's nomination for the Pres
ldency
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Premiums for Volume ".
For $40 and Ten Subscribers, u set OF the Annual
Vols lst 3D. 3d. and 4th, postpaid to sender OF club
For $50 and Thirty Subscribers, $40 worth Of hooks
For Fifty Subscribers and Fifty Dollars $50 worth OF
books may he selected, or $40 cash.
Call the attention OF your PASTOR Superintendent of
Sunday School, and School Teacher to the above.
Specimen numbers will be sent application by let.
ter, to JAMES CHALLEN,
may 1876 Philadelphia, Pa.
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BREApsrUFFs.-The advises from New
York of the l2th quote Flour as improving
at from e6aS6.37i per Dbl. for Ohio. Wheat
10 firm. Corn is firm al from 5000 cents per
.bushel.
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tw Philip Rice, stage driver, was arrest.
ed some tine-aincc for an alleged robbery of
the mail Us possession and lodged
in Jail at 1t seems that the bags
had been svcral occasions, and it was
made tn aI ut they were cut while in
Mr. Rices d kion. Upon the reasonable
presumption MIR. Rice was the pcrpetra.
tor of thes lated acts, he was arrested
and logged for two months at Nash.
vile. At the expiration of this time facts were
developed going uncrringly and very con.
clusively to sfAv that the real "robbei" was
at large an he innocent imprisoned. 1t
seems that the stage breakfasts at Scottsvile,
and while the driver and passengers were at
breakfast the negro men of ]. e. Mulignn
cut the bags. Tweniy.eight hundred dol
lars were found in their possession.