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The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1857-11-27
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NEw YoRK, Nov, 24.-1'he United States
steamship Vanderbilt, from Havre and Liver
pool, Nov. l4th, touched atsSt. Johns on
Sunday.
The Cotton market has been very much
depressed, and during the early and middle
portion of the week general panic prevail.
ed, and prices declined Id to I'd. On Friday
the market rallied, and 5000 bales were sold
at i'd. advance from the lowest point of the
week, and the market closed with nm ad-
vancing tendency. All qualities of Bread
stuffs had slightly declined, and provisions
were also declining.
A fearful financial panic occurred on the
day utter the steamship Atlantic sailed. All
the banks refused to discount in any shape,
The Treasury Department issued an order
suspending the Bank of Engand's charter,
and authorizing the issue of small notes to
any amount. The effect was m instantane-
Gus cessation of the panic. The news was
teegraphed to all the principal cities on the
continent, and was received with furious ac-
CARNATIONS Of pleasure.
Cotton and produce of all kinds immedi-
ately appreciated in value.
The English Parliament meet Immediately.
II is reported that Nena Sahib has again
besieged Lucknow with $4,000 rebels.
The Gwatier mutineers have been sub
dued.
All of the city people found in Delhi were
bayoneted.
Many Europeans were found in the ranks
of the rebels at Delhi.
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WAsHIreTos, Nov. l7.-Brigham Young
has declared marital Jaw in Utah. He claims
the right to dosc.6y virtue of his authority
perintendent. sxbresSky forbids the US
troops entering the territory without his nu-
thority. He complains that the Mormons
have not been trented as American citizens,
the object of the misrepresentation on which
the Government acted, being to drive them
from the territory.
His language is so hostile that the Ad-
ministation regards it as declaration of
war.
ARCol. Johnson writes from camp, on Sweet
ater River, that IL is impossible for him to
mmuDicate with Col. Alexander, who ia
20 miles In advance of him. The road be-
9ween them is beset with companies of Nor
mons. : = ~
I The Secretary Of War thinks it impossible
to send further men or supplies to the Utah
expedition until spring.
IL 10 the general belief here that the troops
are in critical condition.
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Late ARRIVAL.
SEH0RN B. H0RNSBY'S
u UV.aRfETlEE,,

still IN the FieIds-and NO NIistakcI
HHVING just received and opend q fresh
IL supply Of GOODS, to which they invite
the attention Of their friends and customers.
They deem il unnecessary TO give detailed
list Of articles, and will content themselves
with euumerating a few Of the leading ones,
and assuring the public that the balance will
be forthcoming when called for. For the
facts in the case, just call over and examine
for yourselves We have =.
Fine Gold English Lever, Patent Lever
and Cylinder Watches; =
Fine Silver English Lever, Patent Lever
and Cylinder Watches-H Hunting. case and
Open Faced.
Gilt Watches; Duplex Watches; 80
Fine Gold Pens, of all prices;
Ladies Breast Pins. and Ear Bobs and
Rings, OF the latest patterns; Cuff Pins I;
Bracelets, dc. In fact, we have the largest
and best assortment Of Jewelry ever offered
in this market.
Cenfectionaries.
A good assortment Of Candies, Nuts, Raj
sons Figs, DE. Some more of those fine
Cheese; Spiced Oysters, and Crackers.
FINE CHEWING TOBACCO.
SEGARS, of all brands and qualities
Hosiery. &c. ta,.
/ Ladies Hose-lambs' wool, worsted and
cotton, of all colors and qualities Childrens'
and Misses do; Mems Half Hose-lambs'
wool, worsted and cotton. Gloves of all
kinds, for both Ladies and Gentlemen.
Musical Instruments.
Accordeons, Flutinas, Tremblers, Victims,
Flutes, Flies, Clarionets, Flageolets, DC.
Pnftmery. -Perfumery for the Handker.
chief and Oils for the Hair. ......t. a.....
Combs and Brushes, all kinds.
Port Monnaies and Purses
Guns and Pistols-Colt's Reporters, from
to inch, 8 to 8 shooters; Revolvers, Self
Cooking, and Single Barrel Pistols; Shot
Guns. .rItf = $3.50 tf
a Large Lot Of Clocks-Thirty Hour, Seven
and Thirty Day Clocks, Spring and Weight.
Pepper, Spice, Ginger, Soda, Nails, Match.
es. large lot Of Toys, and thousands of other
things too tedious. to mention-all Of which
will be sold low down. Nov Is
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Athens, Tenn, Nov. goth, 1857.

J MORE SHooTIse.-M DeSbcng, Dngu.
errean Artist Of Memphis, shot at Doctor
Bryan in the Worsham House Of that city on
Saturda, last, but missed. The Recorder
fined Mr.. DeS. fifty dollars. A writ WINS al
so got out against him for assault with in
tent TO kill. e....-.
Murder seems to rage in Memphis rs an
epidemic. 1t is to be hoped that the bloody.
minded of Memphis will soon oil be killed
of, 50 that the good and quiet citizens may
be permitted to live in peace.
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ExcfrEMEET AMONG THE SHosMAKERs-
A meeting Of the citizens Of Lynn, Mass,
was held on Monday evening, at Lyceum
Hall, to "devise measures to meet hard
winter and hard times" There were about
LOO persons present A debate took place
on series Of resolutions which were pre-.
scented, containing severe denunciations of
the action Of the shoe manufacturers in send
ing their shoes into the country to be made.
The meeting was very excited one, and
some OF the speakers were exceedingly harsh
in their denunciatons of the manufacturers.
One young man recommended stationing0
force at different points to seize all shoes
destined for out Of town workmen.
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NEGROES NOT CiTrzErs..--The Springfield
Republican (Mass) cites the following case:
Thomas Rowland, a colored citizen of R. ].
being about to emigrate to Liberia with his
wife and daughter applied TO the State De-
partment at Washington for passport, or a
certificate Of nationallty. The npswer return
ed to his notary was: "Mr. Martin must GER
tainly be aware that passports are not issued
to persons Of African extraction. Such per-
sons are not deemed citizens ofthe United
States. See the case of bred Scot, recently
decided by the Supreme Court"
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Suspension" OF EMIeRATIoN.-The news
of the hard times in this country seems to
have had some effect in the Old World In
checking emigration. While there are thou
sands and tens Of thousands Of foreigners
marching up and down the streets Of our
large cities, representing themselves as VIC
Tins Of starvation. and using the rallying cry
Work or Fight!"it would he the height Of
folly for other emigrants to come here, ex-
pecting to live BY their labor. The country
viii afford employment to many thousands,
10 the Spring. but We want no more, crowd
ing into the cities, for the winter that Ia CON-
log. The ship Baltic, Of the Liverpool line,
q popular vessel with emigranta, arrived at
New York two or three days since. with only
twenty-nine passengers. This Is favorable
indication, - Cincinnati Gaxetts.
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A TOUCHING APrEAL.-The Rev. E. NJ. p.
Wells. the we'll, known aminister, ut jarre."
.e p..... ,ho 4. .,,..u. ..u.a g. .,e,..
W po''O"' ""v Always sns"se" ~ "o'"'
OF mercy and Kindness, and literally like"the
Divine Master" he serves, "going about do
ing good" publishes the following in the
Res,on n.nor.. >
nv r-r
40 me person cno roooed me mouse !ne
nep. ~. hdnadn on SATURDAY 1da al
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PAfER MoHEr-The bank paper circuls-
tion of the United States at the present time,
10 estimated a. follows, according 10 the Hart.
ford Rsgistsr,-BIh Of less denomination
than Eye dollars. seven millions, Of Eve dol
lars forty millionsI ten dollars, thirtesn mill
lious twenty dollars, thirsy-6vs millions;
hfty dollars, thirty mllIous; and or the de-.
noulnasion Of one hundred dollars and up
wads. iosty.avs millions. 80 Sssr.
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Notice..

WE will offer for sale, to the. highest bid.
w der, at the late residence Of John T.
Wright deceased. on the 18th and 10th OF
December next. the following property
80 head Of Work Horses and Mules, except
such as may be retained to finish gathering
the crop 400 Fat Hogs; 40 or 80 Stock Hogs;
20 head of Milch Cows and Stock Cattle; all
the farming Tools; some 1900 bushels Wheat;
a lot of Hay, in stacks; and all other perish
able property, except the Corn.
The above property will be sold on cred.
it of six months. with interest from date ex-
cept the Fat Hogs, which will be sold on a
credit Of four months. with interest from date,
the purchaser giving bond with approved Sc
eurity. ~ GEORGE d. WRIGHT,
itE THOS. j. MASON,
Admr's Of John r. Wright, decd
Nov 81, 1657-St-479 49,
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81 One of the men who was discharged
from the chain gang at Memphis, once owned
a large portion Of the ground on which the
city Of Nashville now stands; he is reputed
to be worth sixty thousand dollars at the
present time. Liquor has been his moral
ruin. When arrested he was found lying
intoxicated on the bluff.
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IMPoRrAsr TO THE LADIEs---As g result OF
the commercial panic, the prices of toilet
Perfumery have fallen to very low figure
At any of the retailing dry goods houses, a
bottle Of the best rose water, jockey club. or
cologne may be purchased for scent.
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NOTICE.-SEHoRN & HoRSsBY will take
the bills of the following Banks at 75 cents
to the dollar for Goods or in payment of
debts Bank Of Claiborne, Bank of IdzeweH,
Bank of Jefferson, Bank Of Nashville, and
Bank Of Knorille. Notes Of all other Ten
nessee Banks ut par. NOV, I3, 81, !,
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KILLING AT WARRENToN-We learn that
a young boy named Whitesdes, shot and kill
ed John Jennings, last Friday night. Itappears
that a quarrel occurred between jennings and
the father Of young Whitesides, during which
Jennings drew pistol and snapped It twice
at the old man. Before he made his third
attempt, the boy seized shot gun, and dis
charged the contents into jennings side,
inhcting a mortal wound.-Augusta Dis
match
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CHINESE SUGAR CANE-We learn from our
exnhange papers, that the test has been tho.
roughly made, and that Sugar cannot be
manufactured from the Chinese Sugar Cane.
But experiment has established that it is a
valuable crop for forage. and for the manu-
facture Of Syrup
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AMUsEMEHrs DURING HARD TTMEs.-It is
little singular that while "hnnger mobs"
are assembling 10 New York, the theatres,
mostly supported by mechanics, are well at
tended every evening. The Herald says the
receipts are nightly about $4,000, nearly
sixteen thousand persons being 10 attend
ancs. The places of amusement 10 Philadel-
phia are likewise well attended. n
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oertifcateOf Package of1o whoeTckets. ...... $50
10 Half " ....... 40
10 Quarter ........ 90
10 Eighth IN


III ordering V1cKcts or Certificates.
Eclose the money to address fssffs Tickets or.
dsred, receipt OF which they will be forwarded by
first mail Purchasers can have Tickets ending in any
figure they may designate.
The list OF Drawn Numbers and Prizes WILDE sent
to purchasers Immediately after the drawing.
Purchasers will please write their plain
and give their Post Office, County and State.
Remember that every prize Is drawn, and pay
able In full without deduction.
All Prizes of 81 900 and under, paid Immediate
ly after the OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES at the usual time
thirty days.
All communicat lion strictlyconfdentia1.
Address orders for Tickets or Certihcatesto
June 5-1y-454 s.sWAN b CO., Augusta, Ga.
e1B Persons residing near Montgomery, Ala, or At
lanta, Ca can have their orders filled, and time,
by addressing s. Swan Co., at either those cities
tg list Of the numbers that are drawn from the
Wheel with the amount Of the prize that each is enti-
tied to, will be published after every drawing In the
following papers New Orleans Delta Mobile Register
Charleston Standard, Nashville Gazette, Atlanta In
telligencer, New York Weekly Day Book, Savannah
Morning News, Richmond Dispatch New York Dispatch
and Paulding (siiss.) Clarion.
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eY- There is comfort us well rs good
sense in this remark of Swift's: "Nature has
left every man capacity of being agreeable,
though not of shining in company; but there
are hundred men sufficiently qualified for
both, who by very few faults that they
might correct in half an hour, are not so much
as tolerable."
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New Goods..-Late Arriyal |

g X. REEDER. Zone door North II Ne
De old ATHENS Hotel, has received an1
opened a large snd wsllssisessd aseFtesus
FALL AND WINTER Gespss
embracing variety adapted 70 he ssssen
and to the wants Of the county; 10 which he
invites the attention o. his friends ana the
public. Without designing TO boat. be thinks
he can safely say that his stock II equsi, II
Hard ware, Queensware, Cutlery, &C., De-
All Of which he Is disposed to sell on terms
as reasonable and accommodating - the law
Of self preservation will admit o.
Nov. Is, 16J7-w AT =.
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New ORLEANS, Nov. 24.-The steamship
Tennessee, from Vera Cruz, has arrived with
late. and interesting news from Mexico
That country appears to be in most distrac'
ted state and on the eve of another revolution,
President.
The Tennessee brings twenty three politi.
cal exiles, among them ex.Presljent Sales.
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Mrs. Hammer, No. 600 Fourth street,
says Of DR.. MLanes Celebrated vermfuge, Prepared
hui Urna Of

Dy flemng Bros,of PittsDurgh: Ill ~
New YORK, May 10, 1859.
child Of mine, showing symptoms of worms, 1 gave
It bottle Of DR.. MLanes Celebrated vermfuge which
brought away bunch Of worms, numbering, I should
judge, about thirty The child very sick during the
operation, but is now well and hearty.
Mrs Twist, No. is Avenue d, writes, under date Of
August 10, 1852 and says she had been troubled with
for than year, and that she took bot
tie of Dr. MLane's Celebrated yermifuge, prepared by
Fleming Bros which brought away from her three
hundred worms, big and little. She believes her.
self to be entirely free from disease.
Mrs. Buggins, q German woman, residing at 204 Riv-
ington street, says after using vial Of Dr. MLanes
Celebrated vermifuge she passed two large tape
The above certificates are from parties well known
In this city II there any who doubt they have the
names and addresses, and satisfy themselves by
personal inquiry.
eBPurchasers will be careful to ask for DE-. MLANEs
CEIEBRATED VERMFUGE manufactured by FLEMING Bios,
Of Pittsburgh, Pa. All other vermifuges in COMPARE
worthless. DR.. MLane's genuine vermifuge,
spectacle drug stores None genuine sotlout the sig.
nature Of (50) FLEMING BROS.
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state Of Tennessee, Roane county.
COUNTY COURT. OCTOBER TERN. 1857.
John A. Freeman. p
Barel D. Freeman and Others.


Petition TO Sell Land for Disiri6ssier.l
TT appearing to the satisfaction Of the
that Baasl D. Freeman. Brittain Freeman.
Sylvester A. Freeman, Littletou Frsenan.
Thomas B. FresmsD, aud Joseph Frssnsn.
party defendsnts 10 tisis csasa. are nes leiti-
gems Of the state Of Tsuusssss- whsvsupen.
on motion Of complainant solicitsr. 4 Il
ordered BY the Court that publiestisas ~
made In the Athena Post . public ssqep4'
per published ~ Athena Tsnpssss~ rsfsll3ie
said dsfsndants 70 appear before thu je1Ss
at the Court house u Kingston, On IN ma
Monday Of January nsAk. sad thsn - these
plead, answeror demur 70 ssid PaalsisN, ~
the came will be taken ~ confessed sAa -
fer hearing, - 70 them. ~ payts.
I sssus z AUSTIN L. GREENE, 6Ash..
Nov 20. isS7-St-prs fee t3-<fs
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CIHoiHwATI, Nov. 98.--Sixtssn coal boats
were sunk on Thursday last, near Cairo.
during tornado, aud about ons hundred
lives were lost. The boats contained three
hundred thousand bsshels 81 coal.
Al sPittsburg, on Saturday, the steamer
Rainbow was burnt, and between fifty and
seventy lives were lost. a.
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GENERAL WALKER.-A private letter from
n reliable source, at New York intimates that
Gen. Walker, intercepted at Nicaragua, will
next be heard of at Hayti.
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D5e An old lady was asked what she
thought of one of her neighbors of the name
of Jones, and with knowing look, replied:
"Why, | don't like to say anything about my
neighbors; but as to Mr.. Jones, sometimes |
think, and then again ! don't know-but, al
ter all, ! rather guess he'll turn out to be
good deal such sort OF man as take him
tn hain Ha-F
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H Punch says that every family ought
to keep kitten to amuse the Children
They should also keep children to amuse
the kitten.
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tW- A wealthy and charitable gentleman
of Philadelphia distributes, at his own ex-
pense, 800 loaves Of bread per week to the
poor. =.
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tE The St. Louis Democrat says that
Marcus J. Parrot, delegate to Congress
from Kansas, has received his received his
certificate of Election. His majority is about
X nm
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GETTING UP IN THE WoRLD.-The good
people of one of the districts of Wisconsin
were represented in the Legislature last year
by Mr.. Gum; this year they are represented
by n Mr.. Cannon.
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DANGEROUS COUNTERFEIT Atlanta
merican has been shown counterfeit ten
dollar bill on the Bank of Hamburg, s. c.
This counterfeit is dated Nov. 8, 1850, letter
b. The difference between it and q genuine
bill same denomination and letter Nov. 18th,
1850, is very marked The engraving is
generally coarser, the vignette, IA likeness Of
Calhoun,) heavier, and the shading of the
letters not SO perfect.
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In Chancery at Athens.
Ebenezer Divine, William b. Divine, and
others,

Zeptha Smith and wife. and others.
TN this cause it appearing that Zepths Smith
Il and wife Jane Smith, Margaret Divine and
John Divine, are non.residents Of the State
Of Tenpssses, it is ordered that publication
be made in the Athens Post for four success.
sive weeks. requiring said nonresident. de-
PENDANTS to appear at our next Court Of Chan.
Gerry, to be held at the Courthouse in the
town Of Athens, on the Sd Monday Of Febru-
ary next, and plead, answer or dsmur to com
plainants said bill, or the same will be taken
Tor confessed % 10 them and set for hearing
accordingly, & WIN. LOWRY, g. q N.
Nov3 let1-4t-prs fee eS-47s y Y W. !.
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For the Athens Pest.

Mr.. Editor:-Allow me through your pa.
per, to inform my former friends and cores.
pondents, that am now acting as agent for
Athens Female College, which was presented
to the Holston Conference at it's last session,
and was adopted as Conference College.
shall make Athens my head quarters, hence
my address is unchanged.
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W- Winfield Scott, nephew of Lieut..
Gen. Scott, died in Louisiana lately, aged
as years
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C ON M E RCIAL,
Augusta Market.

AUGUSTA, Nov. 23.
l hand you herewith statement Of our Produce Mar
ket.
Flour $50 % " for extra family, and 80 a 90 for su-
perfne, In bags and barrels. BACON sides IS a Ice;
hams 10 a lie; shoulders ID a 13H. LARD is a lie.
Corn IS a Zoe. OATS 40 a 45c RYE IS % 75c. sTooK
PEAs 50 q SOC. Feathers 40 q 4Sc. BurTRR20 q 25c.
EGGs 20 q IS. BHEswAx 25c.
Yours,ve truly,
ia. ANsLEY,
Commission and Produce Aferchdst.
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Approximation Prizes.
Whote Tickets SO atoes 81 Quarters az.
PLAN OF THE LOTTERY.

The numbers from to so, 900, corresponding with
those numbers on the Tickets, printed on separate
slips Of paper, are encirsled in small tin tubes and
placed In one wheel. The first 36S Prizes similarly
printed and encircled, are placed In another Wheel
The wheels are then revolved, and number Is drawn
from the wheel Of numbers, and at the same time
Prize is drawn from the other wheel. The number and
Prize drawn out are opened and exhibited to the audi
ence, and registered by the Commissioners the Prize
being placed against the number drawn This opera.
tion isrepeaed until all the Prizes are drawn out.
APPROXIMATION PRIzEs.-The two preceding and the
two succeeding numbers to those drawing the first s
Prizes will be entitled to the 80 Approximation Prizes
For example: II Ticket No. 1880 draws the s6O, 900
Prize, those Tickets numbered 124s 1920 125
will each he entitled to $500. II Ticket No. $50 draws
the $4,000 Price, those Tickets numbered 548 $40 h5
oo2 will each be entitled to $3.50, and on according
to the above scheme.
The 5000 Prizes OF 800 will be determined by
hgnre o. the number which draws the For ex.
ample the number drawing the 100000 Prize ends
with No. then allthe Tickets where the number ends
with WILDE entitled to $50 II the number ends with
No2 then all the Tickets where the number ends with
WILDE entitled to $50, and so on to 0.
ce7fcdfes Of Packages will be sold 1t the following
rates. which Is the risk I.r
Oertifcateof Package of10 wholeTickets. $50
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ae LOOK THIS IS WORTH A TRIAL. "a -
100000 'e-nr 2.
Maryland Consolidated Lottery,
Fortbe benefit Of the faia -
SUSQUEHAN NINA CANAL.
raF CLASS PTyE Ns.re.
Q HHH NNH
CLASS FIVE

We Invariably answer letters by return mall enclos.
ing the tickets In good safe envelope and always OBJ
serve the sirctest confidence. After the drawing 10
over, send the Official drawing, with writer ex.
PLANTATION Of the result Of the venture. All Prizes
bought at this ONCE payable immediately after the
drawing In Current Money, and We take Bank Notes
Of any State Bank Dras In payment for Tickets at
par For odd amounts In making change We receive
postage stamps, they being convenient than sver
regularity and safety Of the nails very few or No
miscarrages Of money happen when properly directed
County and state Give us 81 least one sisss trial.
You cannot loss much II not gain. One aingle trial
may make you independent for life. TRY Us. There
should be no such word a. fall. Address N = 8
III. C0RBIN 4 CO.,
Box 100 Post ONCE, Baitimere, Nd.
Orders for tickets In any Of the Maryland Lotteries
promptly attended to. Circulars containing nst 81
all the Lotteries for the month, forwarded applies-
ton. rr. sa frr May 92--6D--lo1
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II OST-0n Wednesday last, somewhere between
II 4 the corner Of Ceages alley and McKeldn's store,
with head Of Napoleon under glass front. The finder
will be suitably rewarded by leaving Il at the Printing
Office, u l9'F.' Nov %
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~ If one would see the nearest repre-
sehta.ion of hell on earth, let him look into
a gold or silver mine.
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~ Senator Sumner, of Mass, came pas.
ssngsr In the Niagara.
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New YoRK.--A despatch from New York
Of the 10th, says thers have been several
street assassinations in the last few DAYS.