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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-08-12
.NARM SPRINGS, BATH COUNTY,

tHTARM SPRINGS, BATH COUNTY.
w VIRGINIA.-This celebrated Watering plac'
which is now open tor the reception ANA at'ylnih"la
ion OF visitors is situated III Bath county irhthia
)ne hundred aud seventy mles west ot klehninnJ
md on the direct Turnpike Road 10 the White SUI
phur Springs, and GuyahdOtta, On the OHIO River
i've miles from the Bath Alum and Hot Springs, re-
pectively, and eight miles iiUIu the Healing.
These waters have been long and Justly famed ioi
heir curative qualities III various Diseases as wei
" for the luxury OF bathing. Their properties ar
gently apericnt diuretic diapurctic and Alternative
md are especially applicable to the treatment til
following diseased conditions, Va:
Chrome Rheumatism aud (sOtt and diseases result
ng from their latent existence. Affections OF III
spinal Marrow, and their consequences; idratyStS
utmapgia, following suppressed excavations iron
Hemorrooid or Uterine arrangements o. -hc'dStdss
+ cont or RisumGttSTH Ag'c'oH II ne JOINTS; Ltth'
ugJ: sciatica: CORtructrOS and morbid conditions
,he bones. The iOhole class gf tts CatdHsous ltfc
Ions: Dyspepsia; Tqpid and otherwise deraHgod con
THE IMPROVEMENTS
Consist of a large and commodlous Hotel, IarS'
number of handsome and conveniently arTanKedC Got
cages spacious dining and ball room, billiard room,
bowling alley, bathhouses, &c, &c.
THE BATHS,
which are of the temp yJs deg Fahr't. are four il
number. A large Uctsgonal BtTH FOR GENTLEaEN
70 feet III diameter and , feet III depth. The LADIES
BATH, Of nearly equal dimensions Inc sPouT bAtHh
and private BARN POR lSvALlDs. All of which "r'
Comfortably and conveniently FURNISHED aii5 con
lbundantly supplied with spring water oil the temp
fs67 deg Fahrt.
as- The locality ofthese Springs is remarkable fO'
healthiness-the surrounding country OF romantic
oeauty-the atmosphere sslubrious and invixora
ting. . 49,
The TABLE ACCOMMODATIONS will be Of tn
very best character and every effort made to contT
butte to the comfort and convenience of visitors.
A fine BANDOF MUSIC has been engaged for tht
season.
As these Springs are located but Il miles distant
from the Virginia Central Railroad, the allowing IA
ctics will be afforded for reaching them:
train ofcgrs will leave Richmond daily at oclk
A. Nj will connect with the Orange and Alexandra
carr at GUTdonsYillr, will arrive at stanton at
o'clock =. NJ, where time will be allowed ior pa1'rn
ntls sfthe Central Railroad at O'Clock, E. NJ, whrr,
IN ample number OF tine coaches will be- in READINGS.
% convey passengers the evening to the BAtl
Alum, Warm, Hot ana Healing Springs, as they ma!
| wish to 20.
Ample and satisfactory arrangements have beef
made with MessUs. Hartman, Brown Co, the PRES
cnt popular and Obgiug prOpTietOrs OF the stage lin,
this route, TO convey visitors TO and from thes,
Springs the v hite sulphur. at their convenience
| and discretion. GEORGE MAISE,I
L 4 D. -
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JUST 0PENIN G--Gas Chandeliers,
Bracket Pendants. shades &c, at
S il sfEDBINS . PULLEN's,
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CLOSING OUT OF SPRING AND 81 NJ
~ MER STOCK AT VAL CoHEES, ~ BROAD
-TREET-Ie h.- yet on.hand more do"ds thah u az
.rt Lie AZ the 4dyauCed state ni the season, anu VII
FER the greatest bargains to purchastL5 1Llai
LINEN at 3D. cents, worth 62As ct-:; TOW Els -
"a and some LOO per duz; Genuine turkish Bati-
nm, TOW ELS - cts piece; De Re2e ROBES 20
,i,,.e worth 3On. Solid Black LAWN; 9yard1 Tor iof
rc'S Ellis at = cts. piece, worth ~ Gts has
~. BELTS l2i9 cts piece; Rest Kid GA NTLElH AT
M a pair worth I.7l; Fine White Md GLOW rs at
a Ct a pair; Handsome EmbrolIered Swiss and
.Eu,bric HA NDS AT 2ICts,; Cactus SKIRTS 90 cts.
pir ,nmc for Misses at}7l cts; Be.tGuaiity French
'uKSErS at 100 AMI l.2l; very cheap Biack aud
handsome DRESS SILKS; CROWLEY Gold Eye
Needles cts paper area few OF the Cheap toor at
VAL. COHEN'S. 10 Broad IT.
y B. have ia store very complete assortment of
Hos cry tor Iadicd Misses, Gents and Boys also
;eutltmeu's SHIRTS, COLLARS, JNDERSilIRrS
Linen and Silk POCKET HANDh ERCitlEFS To be
odd of ut extremely low prices. jy 30
SUMNER GOODS, Mt and under Cost,
} still reiuction.-A large lot of striped and
figured Lawns very Cheap: large lot figured ana
Prnt"., real French ErliliAnts AT great reduction
~ price: 4 large lot striped Lawns; tlnunCei Be
rage Robes: Organize Muslin Robes four fuuuces:
rinoliur kirtS; Cactus Skirts: Mnhair Skirts Also
ls dozen white cotton Hose Ga cents 100 doz. Linen
'ambriC llkfe at GA cents each; Head Dresses. The
Ladie. invited to call and be supplied on the
very best terms.
~
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DISSOLUTIONS, &c.

DISSOLUTION.-In consequence Of the
~ death Of Mr.. =. G.. Tomphins, the Co Partnership
Of f. C. Il ". d. TOMPkINS is dissolved.
The business Of the firm will be closed by the sur
yiying partner. WI. d. TUMPkINS.
August Sth, 1857.
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HORSE SH0EING. II would inform the
+. public, that having engaged newly patented
mAhAEkED SHOE, am prepared 20 put them ON
the set flor cash
HINGES AT 10 cents the pound TIRES reAttcd
at s. the set
~ All work warranted
A. II. LIPSCOMR, BlaeksIsth,
Jy 2-lns
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FOR RENT AND SALE.

FOR RENT-A desirable lodging
2sL ~ ,S ' " II ATWOOD.
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- FOR RENT.-A nice house OF
A:I Grace street, just out side the Corporation lin
-. Apply to ,,r,,, .,,,,.,,,,-
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NoTlCE.-The subscriber, owing to the
\ ' unexpected demand for the celebrated sem
PIES BAKING POWDER" has increased his fe-
clitles FOR Its manufacture 10 considerable extent
and Is now ready 10 supply the trade.
JN0. W. GARLICk Manufacturer
au Market Place. Franklin street
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81 FOR RENT, and possession given
s::i on the 10th of August, SCOOTER, the hsus
111W occupied by Mrs. Jennings in the town of Sid
ley, nearly opposite the Fair Grounds: Apply to
GEO. W. JARVIS
- Eta 4 Shnr IN fhl cnrn..r alnYn
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- FOR RENT.-A nice Family resi-
I'll -. -, ! ,i.h and 9th streets For terms
- d, -, o'' ~ - DAVID y. JONES,
dppI} ' No 20 Main st
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e. FOR RENT-And possession glVeh
ty:; Immediately. the desirable Cottage R"-i,i'nrr
N Governor street. Just above the hchih9,11 *
Apply 10 ,Cu ~ ~, -trn.t
au It's Agent anu 'oiltti"l' : 80 go
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-08-12

DISSO UT on OF CO-PARTNER-
II SIIIP.-The undersigned have this day, by mu-
tua consent dissolved partnership. Either 0fthe
parties is hereby authorized to settle the business Of
the late concern. JSO. WILLIAMS,
August ., 1851. /. III. GIBSON.
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NEW FIRM.-We have this day assoei-
~ ated with us in business Mr. II. BROWNELL.
and the style of the firm will be CLARKS0N, AN
DFRS0N co.
continuance Of the liberal patronage bestowed
on the old firm is respectfully solicited for the new
as we shall constantly -ndeavor 10 give satisfaction
to our friends and the public
CLARK SON & ANDERSON
Importers of Hardware, &C,
No los Main street.
InlY l 1857. la
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THE OLDEST ESTABLISHMENT OF
THE KIND IN VIRGINIA-RICHMOND So
d WATER AND BoTFLING ESTABLISHMENT
IN FULL FORCE. WITH ITS DOUBLE SET or
SELF-ACIlNG OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES and Sarsn-
parilla POP Philadelphia PORTER and ALE Cba9n
paAhe CIDER, and BROWN STOUT, put up in guam
titles to suit customers.
The subscriber deems it unnecessary to say any
thing IN regard TO the reputation of his Soda Water
as 1t Is SO well known throughout Virginia, Tennes-
see ana North Carolina He feels very thankful for
the immense patronage heretofore extended towards
him by his generous patrons, and hopes, by strict
attention to business to preserve continuance of
the same.
re All persons living in the CITY, who have bot
ties with my name on them will please return them
to my drivers, and TO none others.
NJ. MCCORMACK
~
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ee. FOR RENT-Several Tenements Oh
S::i the Plank road. Apply to Is. ". GREEN, cor
I,-T Franklin and v ali streets, OF .,
'''' THOMAS VI. MONTAGUE.
~, TIN ON the premises
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TRUSTEES:
Hon. John p. Kennedy Hon Joshua Vansant
Hon. Ihos. Swami, Vim. II. Keigher, ESQ
Jacob Trust, Esd, VIM. Knabe, Eeq.
sF-A large and beautifully 0rnamented Circular,
obtaining upwards Of SIX SQUARE FsET representing
he exterior and interior view of the College various
haraCteriStic Designs Penmanshp, &c. sent By
Gail free # charge accompanied with Catalogue.
giving full particulars. Address
L. K. LOSIER,
Ie 23-d6c3m Baltimore Md
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FOR KENT-That very desirabl,
z;::i and well arranged Tobtrco Factory, with "
lam 4 Mathews, on Cary street. second door from
Dnmop, Noncurs & Go. This house has many ad
yanta54s it being large ami very convenient Pos
SESSION can be had immediately.
E. d. EACHO. Pearl street,
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-. FOR RENT.-The large Brlck Ton
a:; n,an, rorrrr.t Cary and 18th streets, adJ'ih
( lIousr On lth between Broad and Grace, c"ntii"
ny rooms. ,,,rl,,rI r,r
4 House on 9Th between Broad aud Marshall con
tuiuing 10 or more rooms Apply 10 ,-,.,r,rr
an lot KltHAhb -. IC.H''-'I'-''-
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IS. FOR RENT OK LEA0E.-IIlVINE
N::I purchased a residence in the city, oder fo
cII1 or lease for three years from list October next
he Tenement on Governor street .djOiniug DR.. Plea
ants leased by me of James NJ. Mors0n, E,l. Ih.
PREMISES will be put in thorough repair. .-.-
~ 22-ts LEWIS d. CRENSilAW.
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HATS, CAPS. BOOTS, &c.
s LADIES HEELED SLIPPERS
LADIES FINE KID SLIPPERS

Just opened, beautiful lot fine polishe.'
Kid Slippers. with roTcttes, and will h. sold VET
heap at no. 80. opposite the st. Charles Hotel by
au 10 WI waist
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To New YuRK-Sn hhdS and $3.50 pkCS Tobacco; l21-
bills Flour; % bales Dome-tcs; Saw Will
To BALTINoRE-5jj kegs Nails; qS56 lbs. Copper Ore
t..t1- Ir..rl. nin f.nt I.uu her
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"a HOUSE FOR RENT.-A mouse aho
8:i lot situated on 80 and Marshall streets IN re-
5GIcl part OF the city, having about SIX t%1 r"r
# rood water on the premises, ana sHllhbi' ~ !,
small family Rent a35" per annum to res i'i'''''
tenant. Apply to ,,,>.s,.r,>. ~ I v,Ki1doo
=. - .,,. 10 Main street.
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Nwx> Il y FFENCH CALF SKIN
DREss Boors.Wr have a few of the aboy'
On hand which We viii sell cheap. Also, Gents
MARCUS HARRIS,
aus No IS3 Broad street.
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CO-PARTNERSHIP.-Theu undersigned
~ have formed a CO-PARTNERSllIP, under the
Arm of TALIAFERRO & REID, for continuing the
MILLING business heretofore conducted by the late
firm of TALIAFERRO & BRO, and also for connect
ing with the manufacture of Flour the transastiono
"A GENERAL COMMISSION BUSINESS. They re-
spectfuIly solicit share of PUBLIC iAyor; ,,,r,,o
f. & TALIAFERR0,
iy o2-2m GEORGE e. REID.
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TO-PAKTNEKSHI P.-The Undersigned
~ having formed Co-Partncrship, under the firm
and style of W. d. TONPKlNS It BkU., will con
tnue th,. COMMISSION BUSINESS at the same
stand lately occupied By the above concern;
". ID. FOMPKINS
an s-ow J. 4. TOMPkLNS.
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sr4 HALLU FRIEND. NHIIII
sSssF@ WAY?-I'm going TO MAURICE'S to e
pair OF his elegant summer Pumps Tor mrSe!-
and pair of fine CATERS for friend who purchased
pair of him few days since, and now send me Their
because those he bought neatpr and better tina,
those he Stw elsewhere, besides being one dollar,
pair cheaper. 'Spose yon try him, nj
aus ii NAN STREET
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DISSOLUTION.-The firm of ITALIA
~ FERRO & BRO. is dissolved by reason of the
death Of the senior partner, Hay T. TaliaferrO.
The liabilities OF the firm assumed by the sub
scriber. to whom all persons indebted will please
make payment. T.. s. TALIAFEkRO,
SnrYiHing Partner.
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REMOVALS, &c.

EMOVAL.-We have removed tempo
IA rarily to No. 4 Pearl street under the Exchange
Iotel. where we shall be pleased to our old
rieuds {. W. PURCELL & Co,
ia4 Exchange Brokers
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au l-2w
COW BRUMMEL & REGISTERS

SINGLE ROOMS FOR RENT
III Four single rooms. with Gas fixtures and water
II the yard. bath room attached, &c. Apply on III
PREMISES gt Main street. Jy 3O-ts
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1857-12-18

The WEATHER.-Whcn You wish to
know what the weather is to be, go out and
select the smallest cloud you see, keep your
eye upon it, and if it decreases and disap-
pears, it shows a state of the air which will
be sure to be followed by fair weather. but
il it increases in size, you may as well take
your great coat with you, If you are going
from home, for falling weather will not be
far off The reason is this: When the air
is becoming charged with electricity, you will
see large cloud attracting all less ones to-.
wards it, till it gathers in shower. And
on the contrary, when the fluid is passing
off or difi'usng itself, even large cloud will
be seen breaking to pieces and dissolving.
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ATHENS, FRIDAY. DEC. IS. 1857.

The MEssAGE-Owing to a arrangement Of
the mails from high waters, we did not re-
ceive copy of the Presidents Message until
Monday. Wespread it before our readers to
the exclusion of almost every thing else this
week. Wehave no time for comment; but as
paper emanating from the first officer in the
Government, and indicating the policy of his
administration, the message merits and should
receive careful and unprejudiced perusal by
all who feel an interest In the condition and
progress Of the country.
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w- The New York Commercial Adver

tiser, OF Friday afternoon, nus the IoiIowIbg'
Important Financial PrgecL-Private in
formation from Washington assures us that
the Administration is maturing IFS plans for
the issue of the loan proposed by Secretary
Cobb. Something in the nature of confer
ence on this subject is talked of, and in well
informed circles there are limitations of more
than the project of a meie loan. Mr. Cisco,
the United States Treasurer in this city, is
now 10 Washngton, in consultation with the
President and Secretary of the Treasury
What the result will be, or in what shape the
Government plans will come before the pub
lie, is matter only Of conjecture. A Bank of
the United States, like the former, it I'M
doubleday will not be. But it is said, that
there is in contemplation something like Gen.
era Jackson's plan of bank. Col. Benton
will probably exercise considerable influence
upon the course of the Administration in this
matter
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COM vi E R G IAL L.
Atlanta Market.

ATLANTA, Dec. 10.
Annexed we hand you prices current with us to-day
Hoes are stI selling slowly 1T q 5Ac, gross Our
quotations last week for hogs gross. Our people
are still looking very confidently for lower prices
Along the Rail Road lines between here and Augusta
Macon. West Point &c, Hogs selling at &c, net
and the country pretty well supplied. BACON, none
In market The FIRST arrivals OF new will bring high
prices LARD II 90 NE, but will go lower. CoRs 6Oc
sacked Oars 45c. WHEAT, 90c a 81. Peas Soc sack
ed, Flour 8 a 90 q Dbl. WHISKY % % &c Trade
improving materially. EXCHANGE on New York D
cent. Coin 90 3 y cent, dull.
Very respectfuliy, SEAG0, ABBOTT A CO.,
Ooi omission Merchants, Atlanta, Ga.
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gY- The President, in his message, says
the existence of the independent treasury
system alone saved the Government from
''suspending" in the late general crash. In
another place, however, he intimates that it
will be necessary to resort to loan to meet
the demands on Government. Theorizing is
one thing and "toten on" business another
The agent of the Independent Treasury will
be in Wall street in less than four months,
as borrower, chaffering with the Banks and
the money-changers.
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"CLUBs. We have given notice several
times that we would furnish no more papers at
what are termed "Club rates." We think
the "Post" is worth two dollars a year.
our friends who think otherwise, must do
without it or rely upon borrowing from their
neighbors. Once for all, we will furnish no
papers at less than two dollars year; and
all who fail to pay within, or oy the expira-
.tion of their subscription year, will be charg-
ed three dollars in every instance. As for
"Clubs," we repeat they are no longer
"trumps" at this office. D.
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Icy According to the Portland papers,
three of the slave vessels recently captured
and taken into Havana were built with Bos-
ton and Portland capital; and, when captured,
Eastern people were on board as officers and
part of the crews. Another OF the vessels
had been owned by parties in Massachusetts,
Maine, and New York, and was sold with the
knowledge that she was intended Tor the
slave trade. One had 400 Africans on board,
and the other ll6.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1857-12-18

From CALWoRNIA.-The steamship Star of
the West, from Aspinwall, has arrived at New
York on the l4th, with over two millions in
specie.
1t is announced that Geu. VIM. " alker
landed three hundred men in Nicarauga
The British and American ships will block
ade the port and river of San Juan.
In Oregon the elections have resulted n
the success of the Constitution, and the re-
lection Of slavery and free negroes.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1857-12-18

The LATEST SUsPsHsIoS.-One Of the
New York papers has the following Dispatch
dated Washington, Wednesday night which
we give for what it is worth:
The Treasury Department suspended pay
ment Yesterday. Unpaid bills to the amount
of half million dollars were held over. This
will doubtless lead to the immediate passage
of an act authorizing an Issue OF Treasury
notes in accordance with the suggestion oil
Secretary Cobb.
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Married.,

At Mouse Creek, on Thursday, 10th inst, by Rev.
Robert Snead, Mr.. J. G.. GIBSON, Of Cedar Valley Ga
to Miss MARY t. daughter Of Maj L. r. aud H. N Hurst
of McMinn county, Tenn.
four Acknowledgements are due the fair bride for
bOunti supply of the sweet things prepared for the
occasion. May the soft Southern breeEes be the
verest storms she may encounter, and together
may she and her worser half' glide through the rug.
ged journey of m blessed with every thing conducive
to health, happiness and prosperityl
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1857-12-18

ST. LOUIS, Dec. l4.-The Kansas city
Journal Of Commerce, reports all emigrant
trains suffering from Mormon cepredations.
The grain and forage stored Mt Fort Brid-
ger was burned to prevent purchase by the
government The Mormons also burned all
the grass on the route beyond the Fort.
The snow is three feet deep.
Rnffalo abundant.
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rE Thursdays mail brings the following

rB Thursdays mail brings the following
legislative items:
The bill to elect tax collectors by the peo-
pie was taken up. and Mr.. Thompson offered
a bill in lieu, leaving it discretionary with
the County Courts whether their respective
counties shall have a tax collector, separate
from the office of Sheriff, and if so, then such
collector to be elected by the people; which
was adopted, and the bill passed third and
last reading.
The Senate bill to extend further time of
IL months to the Chattanooga, Georgetown
and Harrison railroad company. in which to
avail itself of Stata aid, was read the third
time and passed, ayes As, noes Is.
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Mount Harmony High School.

THE Third Session of this Institution will commence
L on Monday, January 4th, next.
TERMS per Session Of 81 soeeks, payable one-hdJ
in adrdnce and balance at close Of Session.
Spelling Reading and Writing per scholar $500
Geography English Grammar, and Arithmetic.... 500
Mathematics and Natural Sciences ........... 1000
Contingent Fee, in advance. ................... 20
boarding in good families convenentto the School,
washing and lights extra,) D week. ,25
No student admitted for less than half session, and
no deduction for lost time except in of protraced
sickness S.P. HALE, Prpl.
Dec IS, 1s5I-3m-4s2
Ps-The present session will close, with Public
Examination Of students, on Thursday 24h December
inst. The public are respectfully invited to attend
s, L, II.
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LATER FROM UTAH.-The St. Louis Re
publican of the 9th says: at is now more
certain than ever, that the Mormons are de-
termined to resist to the last, the entry of
either of the Territorial officers, or The mill
tary force under Col. Johnston, into Utah.
So you may expect TO hear of battles. and
rumors of battles, from this time forward
The troops of Uncle Sam can, no doubt, hold
their own, but up to this time it is admitted
that they meet Brigham Young and his forces
under unfavorable circumstances.
We hear il Iumored, that il is the intention
Of Brigham Young to fight off the Govern
ment troops this winter, as this is the best
chance for an equal conflict with them; and
then, before new reinforcements can be sent
out against them in the Spring, to destroy
all his possessions in Utah, and set out for
another country.
On the envelope OF this letter, it is said
Since the within was written | have learned
officially, that there has been skirmsh, in
which Col. Alexander's troops captured three
or four aIormons-two by the name of HEX
man, and the other Maj. Taylor, of the
Mormon soldery.
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Chancery Court at Athens.
Elizabeth Farrar,

Coelt Tillery and wife, Geo. W. Quinn and wife, Wash
ington Jones and wife, Jackson r. Farrar, LoriRda f.
Farrar, John T. Farrar, Louisa d. Farrar, Edward NJ
Farrar, and Leander g. Farrar
Nm this cause it appears that Washington Jones is
resident Of the State Of Tennessee and on mo-
tion of complainant by her Solicitor, at the December
Rules 1851, II is ordered that publication be made in
the Athens Post newspaper published In the town OF
Athens, county of McMinn, and State OF Tennessee,
for four successive weeks, requiring the said washing
ton Jones make his appearance at our next Court OF
Chancery to be holden at Athens Aforesaid on the I'd
Monday Of February next to plead, answer or demur
to said BILL or the will be taken as confessed as to
him and set for hearing accordingly.
wM. LOWRY, G. 4 NJ.
nac 1s 1e57-4t-prs fee $3-4S2