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The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1856-03-28

Neurnl gia.- This formidable disease, which seems
TO bale the SKIN Of physicians yields like magic to Car
ter's Spanish Mixture.
Mr.. r. Boyden, formerly Of the Astor House, New
York. aud late proprietor OF the Exchange Hotel Rich
mond, Va Of the hundreds who have been cured
Of severe Neuralgia, by Carriers spanish Mixture.
Since his cure he has recommended II to numbers OF
others, who suffering with nearly every form OF
disease, with the most wonderful success
lie says Is the most extraordinary medicine he has
ever seen used, and the best blood purifier known.
See advertisement
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1856-03-28

ig- There is no occasion to tramplc upon
the meanest reptile, nor to sneak to the
greatest prince. lnsolence and baseness ore
equally unmanly. ~
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r#-A respectable ship owner has assured
the New York Journal of Commerce that he
is in possession of evidence going to prove
that the government of President Walker, OF
Nicaragua, has been recognized by Great
Britain, which has likewise concluded with
his representative mt the Court of st. james
treaty conscntng that the Mosquito terri
tory be annexed to the Nicaraguan republic.
Tho Journal, however, doubts the story.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1856-03-28

~ "Dear me, how fiuidly he did talk
said Mrs. Darlington, recently ut temperance
lecture" ] am always rejoced when he
mounts the nostril, for his eloquence warns
Inc in every nerve and cartridge of my body
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1856-03-28

WELL FoReoTTES.-The Binghampton,
De mocrat says: "'rhe London Telegraph
enumerating the American cities which the
Britishers could take "jusI as easy" in case
of war between the two cosntres, leaves out
New Orleans altogether! We can't account
for the omission except on the ground that
they took it in 1914, and do not think it ne.
cessary to take it over again"
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Isaac N. Baker and Ann Baker,

G. G. Heard and his wife Sarah, James NJ.
Baker, and Others
TT appearing. from complainants Bill that
L defendants, G. G Heard and his wife Sa-
rah, reside beyond the limits Of the State OF
Tennessee, publication is ordered tEtbe made,
in the Athens Post, for four weeks requiring
said nonresident defendants G. G. Heard and
wife, to attend at next term of the Cbaneery
Court, to he held at the Courthouse IN Mad
isonville, on the first Monday of June next,
and answer. complainants Bill. or the same
will be set for hearing as confessed, and
heard accordingly
j A. COFFIN, c. d. IT.
March 90, ls56-4t-prs. fee $500.
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tY- Honesty is said to be tho best policy;
but our opinion is, that II Is no policy ut all.
Honesty is simply honesty, and policy is
policy-nothng more, nothing less.
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A New Churn,

TNIlE undersigned is now prepared to fur
l. 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 he fails to churn
il in five minues, can have q Churn free OF
nothing. Call over to the South side Of
Athens and satisfy yourselves.
JAMES BAKER.
References Il. Dodson, VIM. G. Horton,
DR.. Atlee, DR.. Deaderck, and others.
Athens March IA, lS56-tf-S90
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Ballard, Baily & Co.'S
EHmNOH OH.

E'IfIGIN GEL CIE[oOs,
H0MpR1SlNG the very celebrated Tourniare Troupe
" with all the distinguished artists who have ap
peared in this country during the last Ave years, and
also those whose performances in Europe have secured
to them worldwide reputation.
WIN exhibit in ATHENS, on Tuesday, 1prt Sh,
1910
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Negroes for Sale.

THE subscribers have SLR7RBN likely
Il Dung Negroes for sale, which they will
dispose Of on favorable terms
RICE & MATLOCK. ,
March 2S, 1S58-3t-392.
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ScoLDrHG PEopLE OUT OF rnEIr .SIvs.-
s s''a a.1 !. ! .||.! IN = - g., poe

Said - poet
Cowpcr, in HIetter t0'Mc Rev. Jofia New ton {:
"No man was ever scodcd ont of his sins.
The heart, corrupt MS it is, and because il is
80, grows angry il it be not treated viii, some
management and good manners, and scnlds
again. a surly mastf will bear perhaps To
be pokcd, though he will growI even under
the operation; but If you touch him roughly
he will bite. There is no grace that the spirit
of self can counterfeit with more success
than religious zeal. A man thinks that he
is skilltully searching the heart of others,
when he is only gratifying the nalignity of
his own, and cl,aritably supposcs. his neigh.
bors destitute of all grace, that he may shine
the more in his own eyes by eomparson.-
When he has performed this notable task, he
wonders that they are not converted. 'llc
has given it TO them soundly, and if they do
not tremblc and confess that God is in them
in truth, he gives them up as reprobate, incor-
rigiblc and lost forever But II man that loves
me-, II he sees me in error he will pity me,
and will endeavor calmly to convince me OF
1t, and persuade me to iorsake il. Ii he has
great and good news to tell me he will not
do it angrlIy aud in much heat aud discom.
posure of spirit.
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William T. Harris, Daniel Welcb and others.
DILL charges that defendant VIM. 7. Har.
ID ris resides in the State Pennsyivania,
publication is therefore ordered for four sue
cessive weeks in the Athens Post requiring
said nonresident defendant to make his per-
sonal appearance at the Courthouse in Mad.
isonville, on the first Monday of June next
and answer compliments bill, or the same
will be set for hearing pro confesso, and
heard accordingly.
j. A. COFFIN. @. & M
March %, 1s56-4t-prs. fee $500.
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More Likely Negroes.

TX ING d PHILLIPS, McMinn county.
IN Tenn. have auother lot Of very likely
Dung Negroes for sale. Boys weighing from
10 to ] 10 pounds-and few likely girls,
March 20, 1856-tf-392.
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Notice to Shippers of Freight

TRAssPoRrArIoy DEPARTMENT r. TENN. & Ga. r. RICO
Athens, Sept 2s, 1855. (
TuNIlS Company will deliver any Preghts received In.
IL to their Depots, In q reasonable time, ut the
terminus of their Road at Dalton to the their
agents not ours they paying charges per tariff and
receiving the freghts day of at Dalton This
Company does propose either store reights or
deliver to the Western Atlantic Rail Road, unless the
have made arrangements with said Road to
ceve the same. Cars cannot be detained beyond few
hours for transhipment or storage.
In making shipments above every facility In the
power OF the officers of the Company will he extended
to shippers. Beyond the end of their rails they have
no control and assume possibility s--s-.-+
Feb 1-tf X. @. JACKSON, supr transportation.
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Ley Never despair. God is where he was.
Heaven helps those who help themselves.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1856-03-28

LET CHILDREN SIYG.-Alli children cat
learn to sing. if they commence in seas,n.-
] do not say that all will have the same sweet
voice of the nightingale; for some have nat.
urally sweet, mild, and soft voices, when they
talk, while others speak ia loud, strong, and
masculine tones. The same is true in regard
to singing. In Germany, every child is
taught TO use its voice while young In
their schools, all join in singing rs regular
exercise, as they attend to the study of geog-
raphy; and in their churches the singing is
not confined to choir, who sit apart from the
others, perhaps in the corner of the ho~se;
but there is II vast tide OF incense going forth
to God from every heart, which can give ut
tcrance to this language from the SOUL
Children sing! yes, sing with your whole
hearts. David sang before the Lord, and it
is meet that you should do the same; and
thus curb your angry feelings by singing
sweet and cheerful songs.
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Chancery Sale of Land.

DURSUANTto decree Of the Chancery
Il Court at Decatur, Tennessee, at the
March term. 1885, will sell az public out
cry, on Saturday. the Sd day Of May next. at
the Court.honse door in Decatur, the follow
ing described LANDS, belonging 10 the estate
Of William Locke. deceased, and lying and
being in the county and State aforesaid, to
wit: 100 acres, the South east quarter, and
also 80 acres. the North half Of the South
west quarter Of section 81, I'd fractional
township. North, and Sd range. West of the
meridian line. Hiwassee District a credit
OF nine months will be given on oil except
the sum Of ten per cent, which must be paid
down. Bond and good security will he re.
CURED nnd,a lien retained on said Lands for
the residue Of the unpaid purchase money.
G.. w. MCKENZIE. o. d. M,
Per W. ]. MCKINLEY, D. g. n.
March 81, 1s56-8t-prs fee 1891
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NEnrricd.

On the eth ult., by James Baker. Esq. Mr.. AARON
MATTHEWS toaiss MARGARET EDGgaAS, all ofthis county.
On the 27th inst, by the same, Mr.. WILLIAM REsrFRo,
Of Bradley county, to Miss MELvIsa Roy, Of Monroe
county.
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HUSF KECEIyED-Dr. parker's Pain Pan
ep acea; stark's Indian Fever and Ague Remedy,
an external application infable Macauba and Scotch
SNUFF; Hays Liniment Arabian Imminent; Steel and
Gilt Pens Putty and Window Glass-and for sale by
march IA WA. BURNS.
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Tennessee, Western l. Charleston
Rail Road,

NJOTICE.-There Is due from part Of Stock.
IL holders in the Tennessee, Western & Charleston
Rail Road Company Flty Cents on each share which
called and required to be paid into the Treasury Of
the Company immediately, as the fund Is needed for
expenses OF surveying route, &c. g..
The stockholders In McMinn county can make pay
ment to A. BLIZZARD, Cashier Branch bank OF
at Athens, who Is authorized to receive the Money.
W. NJ. srAKELY, Secretary and Treasurer
Madisonyille, March l, is55-tf-8se
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A Most EXTRAORDINARY CAsE-"CAN
SUCH THINGS BE"-Recently Colonel Rich
ardson, United States Marshal of the district
OF California, was assassinated in the streets
OF San Francisco by one Charles Cora, Ital,
ian and notorious gambler. Shortly there.
after the fat official vacancy arising from
Richardson's death was filled by President
Pierce, in the appointment ola M. McDullee
10 the responsible Office in question. Now,
it appears, from the San Francisco Bulletin
and other California papers, that this afore-
said Cora was the partner or associate of
McDuffre in "the hell" of the latter; and that
Van Red, who, it is alleged, was Mt the same
time partnerin McDufec's gambling house,
was busy in hunting up testimony to get
Cora clear of the law, while McDuffte was
absent, having come on to Washington to
get the office made vacant by Cora's bloody
hand. Can this be possible? We hope that,
with the full developments Of the facts, the
case will not appear so horrible in any light.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1856-03-28

FORWARD march to the North side of the
IL Public Square, one door East of McEwen
& Gillespie's Store, where
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JOHN T. wo0rToS ...................M. O. HOLLOWAY.
W00TTON u HOLLOWAY,
mmissi0n Me rchantS,

Produce Dealers,
Cotton Avenue, .............MACON,G Ca,
g TILL continue their old stand where they will be
- pleased to receive consignments from Tennessee
and Northern Georgia. We refer the public form
er patrons to promptness and attention their
interests. Jan 4-ly-3S0
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vUNnE copartnershIp heretofore exipsioe between O.
n r. % r. r. GfBS0Nh, ~ mutual consent, this
day dissolved. The old businsss NJ the firm will be
closed by G. " Gibson. CT. GIBSON
Athens, Feb 70. 1855. T.r QIpeON
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Personal Intelilysnce.

TIE Hon. f. B. Cutting OF New York, is In Washington
The Hon. Thomas H. Bayy, of yirgnis, has arrived al
fe'ersbu'g Va, improved in health
The Hon. Messrs. Brigham of Ohio AMI Jewett o
hentucsy, who have been absent visit to their
homes, have returned 30 their seats in the House Of
Representatives st Washington
The Hon. Wn BArasdse, OF Mississippi who was re.
Gently called away from his seat In House by the
vels rdsposon Of porttn Of his family has returned
to Washington.
The Senate has confirmed william r. Burns as Sur.
yeyor Of the Customs at Jacks ,nvile n G. vice Edward
W. Ward removed.
Purssr Becker ordered to the receiving sh,p
at Boston, and Purssr Hambeton to the receiving snip
Norfolk.
Assistant Surgeon Randolph Harrison, Of the Navy.
has resigned.
ARRIVALS.
FROM New Orleans and Havana In steamship Black War
m Mr. sGSps, Ind . In s I Capt w
csIse,cp Mrs " AslLony, ssyreo Balioa and
eTs Ia9bah, Ian Vi Capt Long and SON Capt Biard
and wife Nj Car and family Capt Becker Berry and
famer BsaMn h''iaue Mr. Gardner NJ hoa'e
I'd sn che
Riiord Charlton, " vensed, Adger. a Cunning,
Joseph gosspS se
weed Jr Mr. &cNewa Carroll and 50 in tbe Storage.
er, Gump L Geakinhemn S < BANKS L Howard, Mr. and
s1 Master and nis
WI Tevis-ard 81 in the fteerage
From shar ghae ir ship Lantao- Gray OF Boston.
From Bavre IN ship II Ryerron-Nr Dewitt, Dsust,
maid, Peeses, WaTscS Kinney, n sszer, MIS- MIS-
Rssd Ind SnS aaal.nd and Wife, asyand S
IIsyand and brother Jones, freeman, MIR Thsgeou
cJd his Hsnsey Master Dale Mrs smarteer Mrs roas
S ss M Sn N
ns fe VIE NJ Iis . Ss
s1d Mr. houyssg res aLd aSs KEnnge Psrk.s
Noses, sf. Gs.MscSs Mr., Be.mon, And esld Dn
ossoIne, MS samson. mrs s~az., Mack ii stsiass.
eezer and ssp asss ps" Sse
NJ s.s., a,s.y eaPdH ssG~;
EoHlseet aetnler Lschard Bourgeois Bonnet. NJ
n neaa 81 s''e' " o0s Greene and wife, S''
Fer Rchmord sc in the steamship Roanoke Il sierra VIM
Clambellsn, q Bsrrows Miss Kate Hammond. Mrs G
m Es ls cshsn NV CHAPMAN fehf &C whitney
nj add 10 in The seersse.
For Savannah, in steamship Argnsia-Alorzo Neshaw,
seTant; Fsrsr, Edward Eenbow, NJ Ioris John Null
len seth Huehlr tewn lboIne, Mrf Nacloen child
PsIs Nv r rebsd Mrs f %sr Sgs cSgSs
Lngen Moiel. george fMcth, gresman, James Gray,
az. Bsey Read VIM Helms Gregory reg ~ Ros
Fitch, Jr Goodman, Capt Paxton, Mr. Bush 4 Pesr.
sail, 1r-nDd 10 In the storage.
FOR Charleeton in seamshp James Adger-xr Char<sr
Mrs Chandler Mr., Macsuy Mr.. Becker Mrs csnon Capt
TGSn v; NJ ssss %s,.ea Me'Fn sa pr'qss
wilson's " Paige and mad Pager. ! Baton, /
df s1ea nSi' v.Sss ct'? fps s'f'1 es
aoustea, \ siorT,w,, Dunbar. NE cushmsn. s /
sSs scR'sSs 1st ngSp Bs Ss. 5ese and child
borlie- AID sssea Ia = sesynge,
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closs reed topsa could board hsr March -. III - g.
sss:Ss. q FS:a:es. q: r .s ssasz
Sss,s vssAsr ssrSss ISsdsr a. Died Sss ss d
:ss.s e I'd ass:s IT'D
Bsrnega spoke bark Antelope fom AayasueE for New IA
Bari E%p;ESms:s, Brown. Galveston. 70 day'. with oos's.
SsI 81 D s., Heyss Ma ~ S,ss. Is "a
visssoa. for Rotterdam, and BsaDdywine. Tor Asr.
big ACHILLES Gtsliap> Caaero Castle 4 Man. 10 dAys, WIN
fruit to T GnsHDe. .aI,,1 HGsI:oS o.
days With fruit . Lawreecs: a.
Brig esa. :s '' O. 4. % y Ss,y ss ss :
Has S .
s. day.; with has a. Sssn ss % ssnSs Ad
Brig IDA R.ynes Lander hsIaca:So March II yiA ooass
* GO FL
Keys spoke fssnu wrssier SOON after who reported h
AID saSss Il.
Brig Baltic r) Curry AbsoOs, is days With cotton. TO
re- s.;: .s 81 Ct ". s ssss s As
boom had seuie Of fore hatch washed away spruas
g 4 vi.
wi sus.T z sSt sGsson' f'f' Aa
co. Has ssn =
days. gales rom tho westward; drssd Of
A'dsssss s,5ss ses;
Brig Vim Skinner (Of Balumore) Now OrleAns - days.
Brig Roi.rson S Bos.onl Crowe New Orleans March 10
with 6 &c 70 W wis % inst l.t Ion Is 80 ePe
Leaking a0 strokes per hour LIST inst lat 80 30 Ion Is ~
Sss s: Fs,s sSs ~
Gun Key spoke chip Sunrise OF Portland from Liverpool Tor
Eliza al Boson,, crowel St Ann's BA, a. Va Ns.
fo wtere abe put in for repairs with coffee pmeats &C. to
Fehr Corneis lof New London Potter Coazaeoalcoa ne
%enpefe wesis ssses S1 y IS ;oess se
with sugar sturges Co. aach TO- lat u 10 Lon II ii.
syn: sea sssss
scsr Tes,sneer f Deonvirs, Hooper St cron wsste.e
echr Contra America of B0stcn Eldridge Ceafuegss,
March IA with euxsr and molssses to masser last ~ 81
time spoke brig Marshasd from Matanzas for Phllad
with cocoax u's, bar anas. &c to Gmsrtin
schr Msrs Lane, Gsrd1er, New Or cans. II days. wiz
scbr Sciota Trew Darien days. with lumber to Peck
Church.
schr Ann Gardiner Small Elizabeth City. NO.
schr @ Brown, Chester Elizabeth City, NO.
Schr Dew Drop. Damon kicf mond.
echr Beujsm,n, CASSIDY E,izabothpor for EssQoxt.
Propeller Petrol. Arey, Providence.
BELOW.
Bark Lucy Mary 6days from Savannah.
Also one bark and i've bfies.
SAILED
Steamships Fulton, Hay,e Illnes AspIawsl; Auxusa.
Mary Sutton, San Frarcaco; wanderer Liverpool Riecc
HsmbWg swiizs,And Cts- eston barss MszeppA Now Or
ard others.
Wind during the day NV and pleasant weather
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CLEARED
stesmsh.g Illinois, Bcggs Aspinwall-M Roberts
,steamstP James Adger, Turner Chasieston-spodor
Pss 5ss ys
B Bs Annie S,. r Day IiysssSs NsnwL Darling
BIs SyirE rare tcnant, AlioanteaE BUCK Co. -
Big Nay Ihsss ss ell v,nns
BIG BIG feiHss h hf'sea sroe9%s S.nAn
B E s @ Hs x sssa' sw Rss
ssif 1rumpb Dr. fower s JOINS NJ ScSua Vince.
esf nssss rss.
sSI ys
ssssy B4ust s.s
scbr knge, Peter on Alexandria Van Brunt sasht.
schr aara jane, gons: Rsh%oaS-c Fly Co.
schr Baltimore, sleight, Bslmore-Maier. Losd 4 Que
Esss .r Mckee
ss ss t pas I asm5n Ss.
sotsoVs Brigham
ss5s Wssas TTeasS ITO FtoyidsDes A'"'e''
s sS E%s:sa; Soc s New asvsa-j Haven
r.opsHsr seSsrIy: fsIss, fsaGs ph,sW IIo@Rsos;
ppssr DSS~snsrFyS
ARRIVED.
Steamship Black War Tor, Smith. New Orleans March 49,
End Havana 3lst With mdse and passengers TO Livingston
s,es mshp Alabama. sehenck Savannah 80 hours with
mdse and passengers, to Mtcbl April paessi In
steamship soutfe1Ier Ewar, Charleston. 80 bours with
pdse and psenseIs to spoord 1leson Co. AZ, inst at
Ship Tsn.o 1ol saism BsIsow, shaashac Dec "a with
;T gpsr rssn 's "a p
clipper ship beating W The Channel. ssswing w,te
avna from China Tor london. March li.h John
seaman, Of New York fell rom tho epsalsnmas aud
b. hning which lshy damaged the mast several "a the
slightly injured. At inst, Gay Head besrag G.
"a Ere light I" beS1ng 10 passed steam
ship stes ~ showing bright light The Ind days
10 the Bstks with she bii,s EsSery Winds siace tina
snow ha and see Deen within laies Saaiy Hook FOL
'srs. f,ys beca n cd sS day with ta I. fog
S sasrase pssssna rs, Est sm Co. rs % 30
Ion experienced hurricane from sS which sstc
nssn opss; airing lie GALE Antonio ISms Seaman lei
irora eopsa yard overheard and ept March M
snoher gaze Which ssd tour DAYS con
Baris and Sable lsard rad heavy NV gaes very cold
With ard ice. Has been driven lac GUT tire
Tnos and tas had nohrg but westerly gales the entire pas
Sin gsam Burgess New orlea,u, ard Is dsys from IL
Est nc Csr.s Ct Virginia. san 70, and 1T schr, wit
less Of fcrseal and msnsa stan lhg in or the Capes undo
ship Upcp Davis New ore.rs Is days, with mdse 10 VIZ
Ship cnaord Williams E4x Orleans, 2 days, with cotton
spcl s BARK Rimbs from Mobile for Providence
faIk UnNn toden) hsye, Newcastle 80 days with Goa
Fs % o 81 sss sSs' w4Te ssss S
NeroCasie. ~ Windsor Ma fn o vsa,sr down he
pc hsnea seysai ues buiba 49, spso.opei bs,ns gnir
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Stacking Affair In Pennsylvania.
Extract from private letter.

REANsTowN, Pa, March 20, 1856.
Last Thursday right man went to Q farm house, and
tolo the farmer If he cid nst give him fifty dosrs he
would burn the barn down. The farmers son was going
to shoot HIM, but the farmer prevented him doing
lev minutes, however, the barn in bazs, but the
farmer and his were too frightened 10 20 out for fear
tae msn would murder them, and therefore thIes val
liable horse zoo sheep and thirty fat cattle
Destroyed. On investigation the body Of man was dis
covered in the ruips, with dirk knife in his belt IL is
supIoied that there were three our men, and while
ore went for the money The others set the harm fire.
and while in the act Of setting the harm fire OF
iht received violent kick from old horse, and
ihersoIe he could not get away and burnt to DEATH
Ihe wicked punished time other The "a rmer
received assistance by blowing horns
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Police IIntelllRenee.

INAUGURATION FIFTH WARD-A WHITE CHILD
LIVING WITH NEGRoH.-An interesting took pAse
the First District Police Court the other afternoon during
the examination OF Quinn and Boomer the negro and
the white man. charged with burglary at the store
Van Tassel Archer in WASH, gton street At the side
of the negro stood intelligent. little white boy named
Scott about years of age who had been brought
from Quinns houis IN Thomas street The child had not
been particularly noticed up to this time. As soon
h,wever the acavs In the burglary Of the two
men had been TAKEN and counsel for the prisoners
the parties to bail Captain Carpenter called the
tion OF The magistrate to the boy He thought
that such house IS Quinn's, which q resort
for the most depraved persons OF both sexes, back
and white, was net proper place for the child
The negro Quiz n, it seemed, acting guardian
or father for the child The captain suggested to the
ce the propIieiy OF removing the boy from place of
such temptation where he would doubtless up be
rogue The counsel for Quinn commended that the
her had given him the care Of the child, and person
had light to take him away from Quinn. The negro
said he had brought the boy from two years Of sge
and much attached to hm He offered TO psy the
the boad of the child at the Half Orphan Ayuu but he
Gid not want him placed in the of his mother who
- white women, because she was unfit to take charge
OF him. BE said he had sent the boy to bo.h day and
Sunday schools. At this st.ge Of the proceedings the
the Ct the boy il to the court room and imme
dately took him into her and embraced him In the
most tender She at first ELECTED the sympathy
Of many otte spectators but after few minutes it
discovered that she under the influence Of LIQUOR
sac was question by the magistrate admitted that
she vsgIant, but had always taken care Of her
chi6ren. Justice Welsh whose humanity is commeHda-
bic in such allowed Captain Carpenter to take the
boy with him to the If ward station house until to-
day The mother then temporarily committed to the
city prisou a charge of nt xcation and vagrancy.
In Ithaca N the American ticket has been ssfu
by 500 majority. In Tompkips county the Americans
hauG nj tod nnf ut win Cnr yJc
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In Ithaca z the American ticket has been succe ssful
by 500 nsjority. In Tompkips county the Americans
have Gle cited seven out OF nine Supervisors.