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The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1856-11-27
LOUISVILLE. Nov On.

LOUISVILLE, Nov. 20.
A block OF 10 stores on the tevee at St.
Ions were burned last night. 40 firms have
suffered loss Of half million. Insurance
not ascertained.
The steamer niagara arrived at Halifax last
night Mt midnight with dates to tho Sth.-
cotton quiet and dull--fnir middlng and
lower qualities declined. Breadstuffs dull:
Flour dull; Corn unchanged.
PARIs-The Constitutional asks the British
Cabinet If recourse 10 hostilities b. again
desired.
Neapolitan affairs were unchanged.
There are rumors of n close union between
France, Russia and Prussia. 1t appears that
France supports an unconditional admission
OF Russia and Prussia to the meeting of
Congress.
1t is rumored that the French fleet is about
to proceed to the Black Sea.
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CENTRAL AMERIcA-Since Tho successful
movements of Walker, attracts large share
OF public attention. The "News" thinks the
war is over, and adds:
"Ihe Northern races and those of Spanish
descent on this continent are now in full con.
tact and struggle may be commenced for
the mastery. il il is one of arms, the result
is inevitable; II, on the contrary, tho Spanish
race OF this continent are willing. to accept
terms OF amty, adopt our civilization and re.
puolc"nlsm in spirit of fraternity, they will
be redeemed, and the new States thus formed
by the fusion of the races, will be worthy to
enter into conditions of lasting unity, even if
they do not combine by more intimate politi-
cal ties with The great Northern confederacy.n
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Nor DgAD.-By reference to our CONNER.
cinl column,it will be seen we were in error
in stating that our Atlanta correspondent
was dead. The error is pardonable, however.
Having known him MS prompt and reliable
man, and not having heard from HIM for a
month or two, VIC could come to no other
conclusion than the one we did-that he had
"defunctcd," md If we had not been advised
to the contrary, we should have given him a
first tate "obituary" in today's issue, at the
usual rates and charged the same to his nd.
mnistrHtors. But we are happy to learn that
he "still lives" snd that the enterprise
firm Of which he is 4 asl>k)s continues Il
the old stand, ready to tram With prompt.
ness and punciuality, any business that may
DO confided to it.
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Hon. JHo. n. CLAYToE.-A contemporary
closes notice of the death of Hon. Jno. NJ.
Clayton, of Delaware, with the following
paragraph:
"But, peace TO his remains. No wife mourns
him! No family pours n lament over his
death.bed! He was man to love and never
to hnte-a jovial compnnion-a most agree
able talker-the delight Of the man social
circle in which he happened to be-proud Of
Delaware, his little native State, and even its
protector md defender. His speeches, ut
times, have exerted large influence over the
public mind, and his memory will be fresh fol
years and years among all political men,
Pence To his Names"
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FOREIGN NATuRALlzATIoS.-T agony
being now over, James Buchanan being cleo
ted President by the people, and the foreign
element in our elective franchise having nc
complished that which the people would
have rejected, the returns of this result will
undoubtedly afford basis, on which future
politicians will draw an axiom,-that the
foreign Red Republican vote will always
lean towards extremes. It embraces the H.
cenious infidelity md other peculiar notions
adopted by the philosophers of the material.
istic school, ard it may be safe to say that
Fremont has received the votes of at least
5000 foreigners of this stamp.
On the other hand, the Democratic party
will probably be able to influence the vote Of
the "Ribbon" men, the chartists, and the
transported wings Of England. 1t is prob.
able that Buchanan has received the votes
of 10000 men of this style of politics.
Thus VIC see that there have been east 275,.
0C0 votes at the polls in the present contest
in such manner and with such nm effect as
to destroy the popular expression of the
purely Americanized Saxon element in DO.
ltical composition.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1856-11-27

New ScHspuLE.-Ths schedule for run.
ming the East Tennsssss and Georgia Rail.
& soad has been changed. The train with the
way.nmi leaves Knoxville at . p. m. and
Z ssfivss at Athens at Q. Remains % minutes
for supper, and arrives At Dalton At e.
Leaves Dalton at 10 p. M, due at Athens
l246 a. M, and arrives at Knoxville II 4.
The Day Train leaves Knoxvills ct a9e ..
n, arrives at Athens at io.i7, and Dalton a
aao p. N. Leaves Dalton at 10 a. n. a.
lives al Athens ass p. M, and Knoxville Al
40.
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Mr.. BUcHANAN's ELEcTToN-ApvANcE IN
THE PRICE OF NEGRoEs.-On Friday evening
last, some two or three hundred negroes, en-
route for Louisiana, passed through Allan
to. We conversed with Col. Wilson, q
large dealer in this species of property, and
who owned considerable portion Of those
then on the road to the West, and he in,
formed us that Immediately on the receipt Of
the Intelligence Of Mr. Buchnnan's election,
Negroes advanced One Hundred Dollars per
head. A panic had seized upon the markets
In Baltimore and Richmond, in anticipation
Of Fremonts election; but 40 soon as that
aPprehended danger was removed, Negro
property immediately appreciated to its for.
mer value; confidence is restored, and mat.
lers move on in their accustomed channel
fri6in Empire Slate.
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sR- Mr.. Buchanan authorizes it to be said

eB- Mr. Buchanan authorizes it to be said
that he has extended no invitation for n
seat in his Cabinet to any person, nor ex.
pressed any indication by which proper in
ference might be drawn on that object.
One point is settled in his mind and avow.
ed to his personal Friends, that is, to initiate
the example of General Jackson, by making
the Cabinet unit, and nnmaking it, if the
purpose be not attained, at the first exper.
iment He is sensible that Gen. Pierce's
Administration split on the rock of attempt.
ing to make harmony with incongruous ell.
ements and hostile factions.
Mr.. Buchanan will endeavor to postpone
his presence in Washington MS long as prac-
ticables and desires to avoid the proposed
demonstrations which scheming demagogues
are now contriving along the route and in
this Capital. He may surprise them all by a
quie: and unexpected appearance. His niece,
Miss Lane will preside exclusively over the
social grnces of the White House, as she has
long done ut Whcalland ffhs
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1856-11-27

9R Presidential Candidates for 1860 are
multiplying in the newspaper Press. Several
American meetings and Journals have nomi-
mated Fillmore, Stockton and Houston on the
American side, Fremont on the Republican
side. 1t is much too early for all this, and
waste of time and strength 20 begin n new
struggle for men before the sounds from the
old battle field have fairly died away.
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H- The Atlanta Intellipencer

w Tho Atlanta Intelligencer expresses
the opinion that the "Bank Of East Tennes.
see will be obliged 10 60 under" We must
remind our clever contemporary of the Rail.
Road City that the Bank Of East Tennessee
is not Wild Cat, and Possesses none Of the
features Of tho feline institutions. lit does
not sustain itself and como out all the better
for tho trial to which II has boon subjected,
we will agree to rsinstnte oil the broken
banks 10 Georgia, and their name 10 legion.
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ST, LOUIS. No,

=, ST. LOUIS, Nov. lS.
Ice Is making rapidly in the Missouri and
upper Mississippi, and navigation above st.
Louis is drawing to a close.
A gentleman who has just arrived from st.
Paul's reports Lake Pepin frozen over solid.
Navigation from that point upwards may DO
considered suspended.
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~ A letter from Washington says, il 10
current there that Mr.. Buchanan has an.
hounccd his intention Of turning out all the
present misunderstanding clean sweep
of the whole concern--as the only effsctual
and certain means Of bringing about that
attention to business, honesty, and official
fidelity in which every department Of the
governments now so lamsntably de6sient.
The announcement is sid I, have created a
profound sensation among the ms ut Wash
'ington. This determination Of the Prcsidrn,
elect may be we'll designed, but befors car.
rying it into effect he might get wholesome
idea. perhaps, by refreshing his memory with
the fable of tho fox and tho hrs, 10 BE-
found in any Of The older spelling books
Those who have been gorging upon tho vic
tim so long cannot BE- any moro dangerou,
to the public interests thnn the hungry expec.
tants who arc standing, with eager gaze and
appe,ites whetted with long abstinence, ready
10 pitch in. Bat "rotstion in Office" we be.
lieve is democratic term, and so the ms
we guess, will have to be packing.
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AN OLD DoDaE.-The MiIIedgeville (Ga.)
Recorder contains notice of nm attempt to
play the same old game that is often tried
IN the country. OR~ man goes ahead and
clrcnldtes the report that bank has failed;
another follows in n few days, and buys up
the bills at heavy discount, and some times
pays in countefeit money. The Bank of
Savannah was reported in this case.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1856-11-27

New York CIrY.--According to the fol.
lowing statements of the Express, New York
City is very nice place Of n Sunday even.
ing:
"The suburbs and streets of the city pre-.
sent, of late, more dissertations than ever of
Sabbath Day. The upper part of tho CITY
yesterday looked not Elte like n race
course. All sorts of vehicles were out, from
the arstocratic coach to the dog cart. In
firing at targets md cunning, very large
business was done. The open lots arc used
freely for target firing, to the peril of the
passers by. The grog shops were never SO
free and open as they are now all day Sun
day. There is no disguise about them
There is not even the decent respect of clos.
ing the outside shutters. Sunday night pre-.
sents, therefore, avery large amount of drum.
kenness in the streets. The numerous Ger.
man dance houses, the lager beer shops, and
"the free coDcerts," were lively, very lively
and noisy till late hour
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PRICE OF HoGs.-The market continues
dull and inanimate with no buyers of hogs at
over 4 cents gross Messrs. Hull. Hunt &
Co., slaughtered 400 head on Saturday, and
cut them up yesterday. Several of the other
packers will probably commence to-day, By
private dispatches from Cincinnati, on Satur.
DAY evening, we learn that hogs were selling
there at 6tc net. Mess pork sold at SI4,75
per Dbl. This is large decine.-Louispills
Courier, Mondau
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RAIL ROAD ITEMs.-We learn from the
Selma Reporter that track laying Inns been
recommended on the Alabama and Tennes
see River Railroad, "and it the weather will
permit" says that paper, "the road will be
completed across the river just as soon as it
can be done. A large force is at work, and
every thing is being done within the power
Of the company to reach the East Of the
Coosa us soon as it possibly can be DONE"
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WAsHINGTos GossIP.-Of the Scum

WASHINGTON GossIP.-Of the Sound
Ones, the correspondent of the Times says:
Our Government has not agreed to, and
will not become party to, the Capitalism
ton scheme, on any terms,-because to do
so would be to yield entirely the principle
upon which we resist the Danish exaction.--
1t will ngree, however, to contribute liberal
sum annually to Denmark towards the main.
tenance of her lighthouse system in the
Straits Leading into the Baltic.
The Administration has Aso initiated
steps for the abolition of the Stade dues
paid to Hanover by American commerce for
the navigation Of the Elbe. These dues
have the same origin as the Sound Dues
both being the last remnant of ancient pra.
tical customs &c,
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tB- A Chicago house tadvertises in the
papers there, to charter n sessel to load lum-
Der on Lake Huron or, Lake Erie, for n port
inside the Straits of Gibraltar, and not higher
up than Valencia, with return cargo of fruit
and wine, direct to Chicago; also vessel to
load at Chicago and Milwaukee for the United
Kingdom, Immediately on the opening of
navigation.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1856-11-27

g5Y The dentists of Boston have raised
their fees for professional services. This
was TO be expected, for they are always on
the rise-raisng their customers "about a
foot" every time they apply the forceps.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1856-11-27

@ Some Of the Locofoco papers nrs
publishing paragraph to the effect that Sir.
Fillmore advised his friends in Indiana to
lose with the Black Republicans. We
6pght il probable that. when the Prssidsn.
"a qsavass should be over, Che propngators
Of such ISLANDERS would cease their dirty
work. But itteems not. II the devil don't
get such creatures he will be guilty of the
unnatural act of not looking after his own
offspring. sy t--;,-,
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1856-11-27

Letters have been received from Mr.. Dial.
las, dated the Gath Of October, stating that
he is prepared to accept tic first hint from
the incoming Administration for his return.
Judge Douglas will marry Miss Ada Cats
on Tuesday next-ths ceremony having been
postponed from former appointed time.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1856-11-27

% Gov. johnson haa appointed a mum.
Der Of delegates to the 6sslhsra Commercial
Convention 10 convene d Savannah, Ca, on
the 9Th December. Tho following gentle.
men are designated in the list fsr this section:
Meigs county-A. Cox, ~ So
Monroe-Wm. N. Stakely, Jas. A. Coffin.
McMinn-Jno.. Crawford, Milton p. Jarna.
gin, Jas. n. Reagan. f,
Peikr-Lsvi tIoyl.
RI Gillespie.
Dane-W. Lsnoir.
DndIey-E. r. johnson.
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NEw PASSENGER CARs-We are pleased
to notice that two new and finely flashed
passenger ears have just been put on tho
East Tennessee and Georgia Road. These
cars were ordered some time ago., and were
ready for shipment early ia ths simmer. b..
from some cause over q N napseos
ment Of the road had no e6lll0ls - y
unable to get them brought forward until
very recently. Their arrival obviates an In.
convenience which has existed for some time.
and assures to all who travel over the line .
degree Of comfort not always enjoyed here
stofore.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1856-11-27

ANOTHER PRESIDENTIAL TIcKET.-The
American party Of Trenton, N. j., held a
meeting on Friday evening last, and nom
mated for the Presidency, in 1860, Commo.
dore Robert F. Stockton, and for the Vice
Presidency Hon. John NJ. Bolts.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1856-11-27

- wsswos'd HE 70 enquire Why |. Is
that the Nashville papsr mails are four and
five days coming 70 hand Ars they detained
at Chattanooga for the accommodation Of the
postmaster, route agents, or the railroadl--
The mails are longer eoniag from Nashville
now than they were In the "olden time"
by Harriford's overland express.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1856-11-27

LoUIsvILLE.Nov. 2l.-A black of thirteen
stores known MS the City Buildings, on the
Levee at this place, was burnt last night
IL was asseriolned that about forty persons
who occupied them have suffered 10 a
greater or less extent. The aggregate loss
Will probably amount to 100000. The in.
surance has not been ascertained.
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PEEEsYLvANIA.-The recent vote in this
State for the President was 7l,OOO more
than was polled in 1852, md $1,000 more
than was polled at their State election in DC.
tobe. last.
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CIRCUIT CouRT.-Circuit Court will con.
vene at Athens on Monday, the 9Th. Peo-
pie 90 fortunate as to have wood.piles, will
do well TO keep the date IN mind.
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PoLrrIcAL LEs.-It is astonishing whnt
cool whoppers some men will deliberately
FIRE off In politics and think II smart of them
while in other matters they obey with care
the lessons of their childhood, and "never
tell lie."
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1856-11-27

wThe lawyers Of Huntington, the
great New York note forger, expect to, save
him from punishment on the plea that MS
the notes were merely deposited us collateral
security and not sold. they were not in the
legal sense uttered.
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DECAY OF PRESBYTERIAN CHURoHEs.-Ths
Presbyterian 20. 81 says: "There is one fact
TO which we desire to call the attention of all
our readers who love our Church, and pray
for its enlargement-between one: fourth and
one mn Of all our Churches are reported
pdcQut"
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A TIE AGAN.-They have hard times in

A TIE AGAIs.--They have hard times in
electing representative to the legislature in
Audrian county, Mo. Atfthe August cleo.
ton, there was tie vote between Hardin,
(American0 and TiDsely, (Democrat,) and
the race was ran oyer again on the 4th in
slant. 1t seems pr9bpble.tbat there has been
another te-Hardng received 479 votes, and
Tinsely 4S0-one vote Of the latter having
been given by an idiot ,pader guardianship.
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rSPIRIrUAL."-The Portland Advertiser
says that about five thousand of tho citizens
of Portland are believers in or investigators of
Spiritualism. lfthat is the case Neal BOWS
pet law should be revived.
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~ n a Yaakas has invented . plague whish
!. kills OF all who do not pay the printer. u
: has played sad havoei In some Piacss--Es.
lis our earnest prayer that u may not
break out smopg Ne patrons Of this paper
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Look OUT FOR CoUNTERFEITs-We learn
that there are sumo skilfully executed ooun.
terfeit $40 bills In circulation, on the sCen.
trail Railroad Bank" and the "Merchantsy and
Planters Bank" They are executed by the
photographic. process, and are likely 70 de
csive those who are not on the look out for
them.-Sap Rep. l2h inst.
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North CAROLINA l.EGIsLATURE.-1he Sen.
ate organized on Monday by the election of
w. w. Avery, of Burke, as Speaker, Mr..
Hill, of Stokes, Chief Clerk; the Others same
as last session.
The House organized by choosing J. G.
Shepard, Esq, of Cumberland, Speaker; E.
Cnntwell, Esq, of Raleigh, Chief Clerk; Geo.
Howard, Esq, of Wilson, Assistant Clerk;
= Webster, of Chatham, Principal Door.
keeper, and Dir. Wright, Assistant Door
keeper.
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FoREsr Hut AcApEnY.--Thaxaahepl Il
Forest Hill Acadsnn slossl. NJ ~ r
man who bad COZ y h for year o. X
having concluded'tSretirs. II is presumed
the Trustees will make arrangements to Gil
the place ut m early day.
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@-"How is your husband this afternoon,
Mrs. Squiggsi" "Why, the doctor says as
how as II he lived till the mornin,' he shall
have some hopes Of him; but il he don't, he
must give him up"
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1856-11-27

Mons RuhoRs.-Gsn. Guicouria charges
President Walker. Of Nlcarauga, with de-
sign Of eonqusring and annsxing Cub, and
establishing dsspotism 10 countsracs tho
United States.
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ATHENS, FRIDAY, WOW, &c, 1888.
no DELINQUENTS.'

All persons indebted to this office must
pay up by the LIST Of January, 1857, or their
accounts will be placed in the hands Of =
collecting officer.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1856-11-27

DIscoSTIsUED.-The Warsaw, (Mo.) De.
mocrnt has the following:
ave strike the names Of two of our sub.
scribers from our books this week, who have
recently been hung in Texas. We do this
because we are not advised, MS yet of their
present locality.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1856-11-27

W-A white woman died on door step
IN Baker street, Philadelphia, on Tuesday,
the coroner's jury said "frOm rum and want"
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Father, said juvenile to Ms p~tsrual
guardian, who was in the habit of altsrpt.
ting from pety to profanity, y do think you
ought to stop Praying or swsarng--I dont
care d-n which,
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1856-11-27

PoRn-Holders are asking $500 per 100
lbs Tor nett Pork, at this place. Statements
Of the hog market South and West will be
found in snothc: part of our paper.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1856-11-27

~ Before the election you could not
open single democratic paper without find
ing "Glorious Old Line Wing" staring you
in the face! Since the election nothing meets
your eye In the same papers but Great
Victory Of the Glorious DemocracyF' The
"old1iners." poor old fellows, seem to be lost
siUht of
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Duron IDEAS IN ExrESso.-A song sung at
one of the New Orleans theatres, called
Crsp's Gaiety, contains the following verse:
~ wish from mein soul all de rocks round about
Would to sausages turn, and the trees to sourcrout
The oceans vast bowl into lager bier roll, -
And was an earthquake TO swallow the ,xhoIe 10
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The VoTE OF I.ouIsIANA-The New Or.

lHE VOTE OF lioUlsIANA-I'he New Or
leans Picayune, of the 18th inst, says:
. We give returns of the Presidential cleo.
ton from all the parishes in the State. Most
of the returns ARE official. In seven parishes
the majority only is given. According to our
summing up, the vote was MS follows: Bnch-
anan, 2O,376; Fillmore, Buchanan
majority 1903.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1856-11-27

GoLD IN KASsAs,--It is stated by the St.
Louis lntelligencer, that 100000 have
been sent to Kansas from brokers in that city,
for the purchase Of Kansas lands.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1856-11-27

o. The communication of "Roane" IL In.
admissible at this time. The election Is over,
the result has been announced to the country,
and we can't see any good 10 be derived from,
keeping up the fire at this time, or boring
the public with Speculntions upon the cnnses
/, which led to the defeat of the American can.
didates. They are alpable to the common
est understanding. Let us have breathing
spell--wc shall have pcnty'to do after
while. Our correspondent can turn his at
tcntion 10 something more profitable just
now. Digging potatoes, mauling rails, cut
ting cord wood, or making fence-in fact any
honest employment will pay better than
politics. IN sooth, we are sort O. sick and
sort o Disguised with politics, and almost
wish we had turned our attention to the law,
preaching, or some other Of the ordinary pro.
fessions. We shall be pleased to hear from
"Ronne" on any other subject than the one
Of which his present communication tronts.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1856-11-27

II is said that the Hon. Howell Cobb will
not accept seat in the Cabinet, but will
prefer to be Speaker of the House of Repre-
sentntiyes
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"Sow ~ you WOULD RsAP."-The atten.
ton Of our agricultural fssnds l. directed 10
tlsg advertisement Of Cast & MePhsnon,
Knoxville, on next pags.