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The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1856-03-14

GoxE AsrRAY.-Cod words to fall on a
loving heart-he has gone aslray. And is
this the time to desertl This the time to
taunt him with words that roll like lava from
your passion, and scar his SOU! No. be his
light now, perhaps lie has no other.
Many n true heart, that could have come
back like the dove to the ark, after its first
trausgression, has been frightened beyond
recall BY the angry look or menace, the taunt
the charity of an unforgiving soul. Be- care
tai how you freeze the warm emotions of re-
pentance. Beware least those pleading words,
unhecded, sting you in some shadnwy vale
of your future sorrows Repentance chang
ed by neglect, unkiudness, becomes ike mel.
ted iron hardened in the mould; tril. with it
never. BE first to meet the errng with out
stretched arms. Wipe the tear from h.r
eye-pour the balm Of consolation on the
wound that guilt has mado. Let your heart
be the grave for his iransgressions, your pity
find vent in bearing his burden, not in USE
less words. Oh, forgave the crring! Did
not he who died on Calvary! Shield her
from the contempt of grosser minds; make
brightness and beauty where all was cold
and storm before in his sad life.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1856-03-14
Chancery Sale Of Land.

DURSUANT to a decree Of the ChancGry
4 Court at Athens, at the February term,
1855, will sell at public cutlery, for cash, at
the Courthouse door in the town of Athens.
on the 9Th day of May next, the following de-
scrihed Lands, lying and being in MeNIinn
county, to wit; The Southeast quarter of
section s, known as the clone Quarter" on
which John Crockett, deed, formerly lived,
and the tract of Land known as the DRY
Quarter" being the North west quarter Of
section 2O--all lying in the 18th Civil Dis
triet in McMinn county. Sold for the salts.
faction of debt due to David Crockett Ex.
ecutor of John Crockett, deed, and Nelson
Crockett from James Crockett.
WIN. LOWRY, c. d. IT.
March II, lSj6-tds-prs fee So, 5O-S9O
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A New Churl.

THE undersigned is now prepared TO fur
Il nish new Churn, to order. which he
warrants to churn butter in one iiih the lime
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 he lis to churu
it in five minues, can have a Churn free Of
nothing. Call over to the South side Of
Atheus and satisfy yourselves.
JAMES BAKER
References Il. Dodson, VIM. G. Horton.
DIR. Alice Dr. Deaderiel, and Others.
Athens, March If. lS5G-tf-S90
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1856-03-14

At recent lecture ut the Royl Institution,
London, the fact was stated that ilowe~s during
tile day gave out oxygen gas, which supports
life, and that during the night they emit.
ted carbonic acid gas, one Of the most dele.
terlous and poisonous gusses known. The
headaches, and othsr aches usually follow.
mg balls, large parties, Sc, where it is now
the fashion to displer, aud ladies bear with
them large boqncts, may be caused in part by
the gas emitted.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1856-03-14

A TRUE MoTHER.-A writer beautifully
remarks that II mans mother is the repre-.
sentative Of his maker. Misfortune and mere
crime set no barriers between her and son.
While his mother lives, man has one friend
on earth who will not desert him when he is
needy. Her affection flows from a pure
fountain and ceases only at the ocean of eter-
nifty.
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~ lnnrned writer. handy snrs. ,.nrrdnn 10 or

~ learned writer, Dendy, says: "Dryden, to en-.
coffee II we Sleep induce dreaming Baptisa Porta
for procuring quiet rest and pleasing deans swallowed
horse tongue after supper Indigestion, and that
dition which Is termed weak or irritable stomach,
constitute most fruitful of visions The immc-
date or direct nuenceOf repeton In totally altering
the sensations and the disposition In waking moments,
Is proof Of its power TO derange the circulation the
brain, aud the mental faculties In sleep. People who
are troubled with indigestion, may surely get relief from
"Ioo6and's German Bitters," sold exclusively In this
country by DR.. G. NJ Jackson, 1870 Arch street, Phlade
phia and by his agents. See advertisements. feb 20
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1856-03-14

E- Here is gem:-A young lady, in one
of our chief cities, year or two ago, had &C
companed her friend to hear a literary lee.
ture. On their return, the gentleman remark.
ed to his "ady love-" on the manner in whiel,
the lecturer had executed his task, and
thought the whole performance was rare
"You may be quite right" said the lady, in
reply, "but for my own part, thought it WIS
,ceA.donc." Who was right! The lady, of
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1856-03-14

IRISH Know NoTHING.-A Know Nothing
meeting was held in frankfort, Ky, on the
18th ult., at which c. c. O'SuIivan, Esq, a
native of ireland, but a friend to the Amer
lean cause, made short and eloquent speech,
in which he insisted upon the justice of the
principles of the American party. "In Ire
land" he said, "he had struggled for the right
of lrishmen TO govern their own country
Ii was for this that O'Brien and Mitchell and
all the other Irish patriots had contended
and he should feel himself an migrate and Il
hypocrite if he should deny TO America what
he had struggled for in Ireland-the right to
rule their own land. Ireland for Irish has
been the motto of all the Irish patriots at
home-America for Americans ought TO be
their motto here"
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1856-03-14

NcuraIgia.-Thi formidable disease, which seems
to battle the skill OF physicians, yields like magic to Car
ters Spanish Mixture
Mr. r. Boyden, formerly of the Astor House, New
York. and late proprietor OF the Exchange HOTEL Rich
mond, Va is Of the hundreds who have been cured
Of severe Neuralgia by Carriers Spanish Mixture
Since his cure, he has recommended to numbers Of
others, who suffering with nearly every form OF
disease with the most wonderful success.
lie says il is the most extraordinary medicine he has
ever seen used, and the best blood purifier known.
See advertisement mar
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1856-03-14

That ELEPHANT SToRY.-Thc story of
the elephant that was lost overheard from n
Baltimore steamer swimming ashore great
distance is conlradicled by the Charleston Mrr-
cury, which says the animal was almost GER
minly killed by u blow Of the propeller OF
the boat. AT any rate it has never bcenseen
or heatd of since.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1856-03-14

The Hoe TRADE.-Cincinati, Feb. 26,l $50.
The Price Current Of this week giveS the re-
turns Of the number OF hogs packed in one
hundred and forty-fvc places in the west,
showing an Increase in the number "a com
pared with last year Of 2l40O0: and an i'll
crease in weight equal to 2l73O0. About 20
places are yet TO be Heard from. The aver.
age increase in weight is twelve per cent.
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FlOuring Willis,

'EHlE subscribers respectfully announce TO
Il the public that they have recently nun
up MILL II miles South of Athens, on Eos.
tanullee Greek, on an entirely new and i'm.
proved plan, and are now prepared to accom-.
modate those who have Wheat and Corn TO
grind. They can grind any quantity on short
notice and insure a fine "turn out" They
solicit the patronage Of such as de-
sire a superior article of Flour for family use.
SMITH, HAMILTON Il SON.
Ian Is 1SsG-tc0sD
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French Burr Millstones,

NTARRANTED Of superior quality and workmanship,
w constantly on hand or made to order from Burr
Blocks OF our own Importation. We also keep for sale
superior assortment OF Cologne and Esopus MI
stones; BHrr R0cks; BoHing Ci0thS Cdicined Ilds-
ter, dec. orders promptly executed.
NORRIS TRTMBLE,
successors to fgenton, Morris Co.,
West Falls Avenue, near Pratt st. Bridge, Baltimore.
~ Orders for Milstoncs from the above wel-known
establishment received by their agents,
sEAG0 & ABBOTT, Commission Merchants,
Feb 10, lS56-ly-3s6 Atlanta, Ga.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1856-03-14

c-y- Widow Grizzlies husband lately died
of collie. In the midst of his most acute bodily
pain after the hand Of death had touched him,
and while writing in agony, his gentle wife
said to him-"Weu, Mr.. GrizzIc, you needn't
kick round so, and wear all the sheets out, If
you are dying"
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1856-03-14

.Ss- A French woman cleans her gloves,
hight boots, ribbons, silks and lacos, and at a
cost of few cents, and with surprising
suecess. They pass for new on any inspec-
ton but the closest, and are worthy to do so.
a French woman never buys lining for new
gown; she cuts up her old gowns and petit.
coats instead She unpicks and stitches up
again, turns, irons and rrnews, until every
inch of the stuff has served half dozen
different purposes, and there is not an unworn
thread in the whole garment. A French
woman is always noticeable for her clean
linen--cuiIs and collars always white and
fresh; but then she works them herself, and
thus procures another largo and feminine
luxury, at u small cost. IL is the same with
hermble linen, Napkins ut breakfast, napkins
nj dinner, and fresh table cloths or upper
napkins constantly renewed.
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The guest bolted at once.

MOURNING SToREs-lt is said when lady
enters fashionable mourning store in Lon
don, she is asked whether she wishes mour.
ming for''deep GRIEF or 'mitgaicd affection"
This reminds US of a conversation we ono,
heard in store Of the kind in New York
A servant stepped in hurredlv aud asked
"Are the bonnels ready?" "Not yet; is the
gentleman dead" q" No, but he can't possibly
live three hours" very well, the bonnet.
shall be ready in time, I'll send them up thi,
evening"
The servant having retired, we innocenty
inquired, if the people in New York got their
mourning for friends before they were dead
20 yes; the man can't possibly live, and they
want to have their bonnets ready for the tu
ncral."-ChaS Her.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1856-03-14

DEATuor AN OLD lyuABIrANT.-We chrcr-
iclc this (I'uesdoy) morning the death OF
Roger Sherman, in his SSth year, probably
the oldest male resident in our city. lie
was son of Hon. Roger Sherman, Que Of the
sigucrs of the Declaration of independence,
and one of the leading men in framing the
Constitution of the United States, and one
Of the soundcst statesmen that our country
ever possessed. -New Hdren journal.
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RELIGIOUS NOTICE

The undersigned seeing the great lack of
christian union among professors, &c, lin his
humble opnion)-l Cor |: 10; John il: 81,
and Math. s: 10, l6 and l7-also wishes to
preach on this subject the 23l of this month,
or the 9th of April, at Cleveland, Bradley
eounty-lst Samuel, II: SO aud As.
JOHN DOUGLASS.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1856-03-14

INFALLIBLE REMEDY FOR CoRNs.-- We see
it stated that if you soak your unfortunate
toe in caInphcne until it is "corned' anil then
"t0uch her Mr." you will neither feel nor hear
any more of it.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1856-03-14

- There is nothing purer than honesty
nothing sweeter than charty-nothng
brighter than virue--nothing warmer than
love-and nothing more steadllst than faith
These, united in one mind, forms the purcst,
the sweetest the richest, the brightest, the
hottest, and the most steadfast happiness.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1856-03-14

i4s- Abner Scott, james II. Carter, and
A. 6. Cooper were killed few days ago at
Calhoun, in Gordon county, Ga. The diff
Guilty arose in a gambling and drinking room.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1856-03-14

~" The Philadelphia Bulletin says the
loss to that city occasioned by the susp pension
of navigation in that port, which has con.
tinued for two months, must amount 30 mil
lions of dollars.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1856-03-14

~ The Richmond Dispatch, an iudppen-
dent neutral paper, conducted with marked
ability, thus notices the nomination:
The nomination of Mr.. Fillmore for the
Presidency of the United States, has been
received by his political friends in Virginia,
rs. far as we can ascertain, with great enthu.
siasn. It is beyond, our province to inter-
NEEDLE in political matters but as chronicle rs
Of the events of the day, we may be permitted
to say that We never knew nomination to
give more satisfaction to party. The name
of Fillmore in connection with II nomination
for the Presidency seemed to come upon his
friends with the enlivening influence of a
spring day after lcng winter. We had not
anticipated so speedy nomination, But Mr.
Fillmore seems to have gone ahead of his
only prominent competitor, Mr.. George Law,
with great ease All parties agree that it was
the very best nomination the "American"
party could have made. Mr. Fillmore is a
statesman OF eminent ability and experience,
OF highly conservative character, and, whoever
may be brought out by the Democracy, will
find in him foeman worthy of their steel.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1856-03-14

i5Y- The New York Times says there are
no ess than two hundred astrologcrs, clair
voyants and fortune telers in that city. It
don't tell how many fools it takes to support
them.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1856-03-14

1t is stated that Russian agent was in
Worce ster, Mass, a few days since, and made
Il contract with manufacturer there for sew
eral thousand rifles. They are to be of the
Sharp pattern, with some Improvement
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1856-03-14

~ 1t is better 10 throw a guard about
tho baby'sl cradle than to sing psalm Mt n
bad mans death bed; better TO have care
while the bud is bursting to the sun than
when heat has scorched the heart of the UNI
guarded bosom.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1856-03-14

WASHINGTON, March 4.-The House pass.
ed the deficiency bill, including an approprla-
ton Of $4,000 for disabled scamcn.
The Senate passed an appropriation of
$4,000, for Notifications at Galveston har-
hnr
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1856-03-14

s4g- The editor Of the Palestine American
has seen letter from Buena Vista, Shelby
county, which gives an account of murder.
Gus aiiray at that place on the 10Th ult. -Four
men, named VIM. Herman, n. Wheeler,
John Marlborough and Bob McCay, attacked
man by the name of Stephen S. RunneIs
while he was in the house of friend
Thernan fired the first shot ut Runnels,
when the latter returned the fire, neither
party being wounded. Marlborough then shot
Runnels from behind, wouhding him mortal
y. Runnes, however, shot Marlborough in
the thigh, and also discharged n ball at
Wheeler, which broke his arm-Therman in
the meantime beating Runnels over the head
with his pistol. Runnels next fired upon
Therman, and struck him just above the hip.
Runne,s lived about three hours after the
bloody afiray, and it was reported that Their
man was also dead. None of the party had
been arrested.
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COM MERCIAL,
Esacon Market.

MACON, March 10.
We have no material change to notice since our last
weeks report OF this market. We quote
BAcoS hog round, i0iF a lie; choice hams 70 a
12bc sides III an l2c; shoulders i0b 40 tlc Lam by
the bbl lil( Al re, dull. FLoUR, supcrnne IS "a $500;
extra family $500 40 80, COnN, dull % AZ Coo p bu
oars dull so a. a5c u bu. Cow TEAS dun 81 an 0Or
BRlNs, white, 30 a 80. RYE dun, Is AZ 81. Hay,
Tennessee, 81, % 90 1909 cwt DRlrD FRurr Peaches
peeled, lT3 90 90; Apples, peeled, ~ 20 40 Loo Bur-
nm Tennessee good article 20 40 25c EGas II On i2H
Excm,SGR on Augusta and Charleston a; New York
Il N Of. prem. Respectfully,
WOOrrONG HOLLOWAY,
Commission Merchants,
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EUST IECEEVED-Dr. PaTker's Pain Pan
~ acea; Stark's Indian Fever and Ague Remedy,
m external application inlble; Macauha and Scotch
SuuT; Hays Eminent; Arabian Liuimcnt; Steel and
iilt Pens Putty and Window Glass-and for sale by
march Is NM. BURNS.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1856-03-14

u More than one hundred hands are now
at work on the Georgia and Florida Railroad,
near Americas.
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Little Giant Corn and Cob Crnsher

mANk the right FOR this celebrated MN for Roane,
~ Monroe McMinn Bradley, Polk Rhea and Mrixs
''nllles' ana am now prepared to an all orders
fMeA-No, SIS; No.S SOS. WR HURLEY
. L D.. 49,, Loudon, Tenn.
n :, ~ htthfR' Athens; ]. y. nuRriI Norse Greek,
c. RicE, Nceylle; and AIExANpE a Cntvrs
Agents. m ~ 80 s' IN
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Forest Hill Academy.

yuyIIE Summer Session of Forest Hill Academy, con-
h Quoted by Mr.. A. q. CARNEs and LADY, assisted by
Mr.. U. l.. YoRR, will open on HonddV, Februdry an.
The Trustees Of this Institution confidently recon-
mend 1t to those who wish their sons and daughters
educated Tie instruction is thorough and the dis
cipline mild but firm and palcrnaL
Each student Is charged contingent fee OF One Dol
lar One half Of the tuition Is required In advance and
the remaining half at the middle OF the session.
Icrtls:
First GLASS, (per session. 5000
Second NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 300
Third ........................1 1900
By order Of the Board. W. II. DALLEW,
Athens Feb. 1854 Secretary.
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lS9- A preparatory meeting of the friends
Of Fillmore and Donelson was held in Phil
adelphia on Monday night, for the purpose
OF taking steps to secure thorough and Ell
fectvo organization. The best feeling pre-
va lied, and the fullest confidence in the ulti
mate success Of tho ticket was expressed on
all sides.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1856-03-14

JUsT So.-Shc who can tell frightful
story to her child, or allow one to be told,
ought to have guardian appointed over her
self
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1856-03-14

s5y The physicians of Atlanta, Ga, have
determined that their bills "are due as soon
rs their services are rendered"
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1856-03-14

eYy- Kansas must have been the State in
which the boy resided who wrote home to
his father in Pennsylvania as follows:
"Dad, dad, move right out here quick, for
mighty mean men get elected to office in this
SInin y
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Chnncery Court at Decaiur, Tenn.
William L. Brown and wife Mary Brown, and
james Maze,
nenry colbongh anl Abrahnm Coz. .r.

HenrY NOTUUIIgH WNU NUTHHNTH NON, TT
fORIGINAL AND lNJuSCToN Bill
TT appearing from an allegation of The bill
4 filed in this cause, that respondent Abra-
ham Cox, M, Is non resident citizen Of the
state Of Tennessee, it is therefore ordered
that publication be made for four consecutive
weeks in the Athens Post. n newspaper pub.
lished in the town Of Athens. Mclliun coun.
tv, Tenn, notifying aud requiring said non.
resident respondent to make his personal up.
nearnnce before our next Court of Chancery,
10 be held in the town Of Decatur, on the
second Monday of March, 1886, in the
state aforesaid, then and there to answer
complainants said bill or the same will he
taken pro coHtesso and set for hearing or parie
as TO him. G.. W. MCKENZIE, Q. d N,
Per W. l.. Mol(NLEy, u. G. N.
Feb. @, ls56--lt-prs fee S3-3SG
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They DoN'T LIKE IT.-Under this caption
the New York Herald alludes TO the groans
of the Aboltionists over the nomination OF
Fillmore, in the following eylract TO which
we beg leave TO call the attention OF Southern
voters. As the Herald says the nomination
Of Fillmore sis n movement which clips the
wings of the Abolition IIoly Alliance"
"The Seward anti.slavery organs find the
American nomination of MIR. Fillmore Bit
ter dose. The Albany Journal opens the
campaign against him in regular broadslde
of rockets and muskrtry. An important ele
ment in The estimates of the Sewardites has
been taken away. They virtually confess
now that they had counted upon such pro-
ceedings at Philadelphia rs would end In the
absorption Of the bulk of the Know N"thlngs
into the Seward alliance; and that, upon tins
basis they had founded their hopes uf elect
ing u Northern sectional Presidential ticket.
They were willing TO concede to the Know
N0things all their anti Irish Catholic and anti
alien prejudices and principles, Archbishop
Hughes to the contrary notwithstanding,
provided that these Know Nothings would
only bow down to the same common idol of
negro freedom with Master Stewards Niger
Worshipping consprators. But the selection
of Fillmore filings the defiance OF the national
Know Nothings, at least, into the teeth OF
Sewardism, aud touches the arch. agtator in
his tenderest point. Stewards organs accord
ingly declare that this Philadelphia nominal
ton is but n factious diversion Of pcrverse
faction for the success of the Democratic
party. 1t may be so; but at all events it is Il
which clips the wings Of the abo-
lition Holy Alliance, and reduces it to IFS
natural Dimensions"
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u ING & PHILLIPS have ne fine lot Of
IN YOUNG NEGROE5-p low Boys and
Girls. from 10 90 lG years o'd--ns ever were
shown in East Tennessee, which they will
sell on good terms Tor cash. They were bought
afew DAYS since in Richmond. Va.
Jan Is, ls56-tf-3S2
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1Sy-We heard fellow remark, not long
since that he would like to know whit there
was about mush and milk that would bloat
Il man up so soon. He said he never could
eat more than three or four quarts without
feeling considerably swollen. Quear isn't it!
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l.g-A philosopher who had married a
vulgar bat amiable girl, used to call his wife
Bro,cn Sugar, because, he said, she waS
sreet but unrefRed
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Mac11i7ao Shor,.

ITO all who wish Machinery fitted up or re-
Il paired, please call at The above Mill, II
miles South of Athens | am prepared to do
work in the most durable manner. Persons
wishing No. / Smut Mill can be supplied on
short notice JOSEPH II. SMITH.
Jan Is, lS56-tf-SS2
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PEACE THE True PoLTcY.-The Boston
Daily Advertiser, in an article demonstrating
that peace is the true policy of this country,
and that war would turn the manufacturers Of
Europe to the East for their supplies Of cot
ton, gives some important statistics. The
great supply in the eastern hemisphere is
found in Egypt and in India. The present
Importance OF the supplies from these two
countries is shown by the following state,
ment of the imports of cotton into Great Bri.
tain for the year ending January 8, 1851:
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To THOSE ABOUT TO GO TO LAw.-To him
that goes to law, nine things arc requisite:
lst, good deal of money, 2ud, II good deal
of patience, 3rd, good cause, 4th, good
attorney, 9th, good counsel, 9th, good ev-
idcnce, 18th, good jury, 9th, good judge,
9th good luck. Even with all these, n
man should hesitate before going to law.
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ALEXANDRIA, Marsh 4.

The American ticket is elected by an aver.
oce majority of five hundred. With one cx.
ception the Corporation officers are unchans-
cd.