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Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1857-01-24
PART OF CONTENTS

PART OF CONTENTS:
N- nrk for tue Mon,h ITorses-Black Hawk
A beautiful, instrnc (illus.)
five ,,rticle. llorses--Poll Evil
Calrnlcruf operations cured.
for Jnnuarr A cnt. Mnnures. No. 1.-The
,lnrue of work TO t,e first Of n Thoroughly
Innn in the Field practical series.
Orchard Garden Ma oures-N. j Marls
Gr.pu and hot Hon. .iManurcs--An amus.
SOS iptersncrsed ing ard instructive
with many valuable cut, showing how
hints. THisisaspe some O. the Special
ciai feature ot His Manures' nre got
jOvtudL. Tie Cdien- mp.
der Iays out one'> Milking Machi"e--
,royk Jct0re Limdno Amusing account OF
materially aids ana an attempt 10 use.
SyStemaii>es di>i Oyster PiaUt-llow
,Ia;is to cook.
A she's for manuring. 'ea-Ihe Japan.
Asparagus. full chap Peach stone-.Treat-
ter on culture, per ment o.
haps the most com. Pies Mince, without
plele yet written. apples.
Bee lIives--Miuute Pathological Society,
directions for max. Amcrican--Frults
ing cheap. cfcGirc adopted, &c.
uapdfented Hives. Poudrette-.Farmers
Bread. .makiug--EXccl. trial Of
lent Premums-Agr. jour
Cabbages-W intering mails for
Corn-rho X ing Phi Rainy day ramble at
lip Nrighbor Thomas's
Cranberries-Full de. No2
tails Of large sue Rhubarb, or pie plant
cess!u growers eX- Full chapter on cul.
periencr-rery g0Od ture. &c.
Eggs-two good artl- Roses in PutS-Dircc-
clrs on securing III tons for growing,
winter. &c. with beautiful cut.
EvprgrecnS--F L rom Sink Drains ia Winter
Seed. stormy days--Work
Fenciug--Fully dis for
cusSed Strawberries, No. J.
Garden Of Clergy by practical grow
Interesting er The first Of
chapter Of details. iul series to bp con.
Garden of Mechanic tuued through the
A large two column year, without appro.
cot, showing MAINE! pirate emo"hiy direc-
Of laying out; tht tlOHS.
place of tleeS, plants Sugar Cane Chinese
vegetables, &c. A More about this in-
capital thing for AL teresting new plant
cUltivatorS OF small 1900 TO 40U seeds TO
plots. be distributed free
Grating and B1dding 20 each subscriber
-EHcrllent plan. sending ready di-
Grape Culture No. ! rected stamped Gu
THE first Oi fUl Velope.
practical series by Trees. Digging holes
an eXperie II cea for.
growr Turnps, How raised
Hams, two good pick. cheaply.
les for, Nerbena--chapter on
Horse -Raising--Agr.,
Press on.
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FURTER FROM NICARAGUA.

- IN @%lN i ANon1 NISAnASS u IA
Inc BGaAof GrmGdG--Sercre Fgatiug--'
Tie mcrjcao Warch Jpon Picas.
New OmlNs, Jan. l5th.-The accounts
from Granp represent the fighting between
The forces der Gen. Heuuingseu and the
Costa R,ce allies rs very severe, and the
lt.d hutly G;ested but although tho enc
my ou,uumred the tIlibusters four to one,
The allies w defeated and driven back with
immense io The latter were under COM
manl of "a Beiloso, and their entire loss
IS pHt DOWN 400. though We think there
lasst be son MstaEc in this. The Filihns-
GERS numbeB about 500; their suheriugs
drove them Tight with great desperation,
ont their losias fully 200 men.
Being novncouraged by their success,
and GIanad5n exceedingly unfit place 10
..emain Ia. ilpushed on to Rivas, where
they arrived safety and without any inter
ler6uco-tAl!es having quilted the city Oh
IeapdiEg th1e Filibusters were approach
5ug. al public documents, military
stores. &c. .Are removed successfully from
Granadn. vout any ininry whatever.
l'he 60 Itican troops who fed from
Rivas nunied between five and six hun
dred, and e under command OF General
Cauas
The namoye Of the Filbusters was
uneerta.uut their undisputed possession
of RiyaslId seem to be beyond doubt.
Wuiaer, hearing Of the apture of the
bouts the Costa Ricans, Immediately
starteplrsuit, with a large force.
Then passengers from San Francisco
per SER Orizaba, would be taken on board
the is Adger, at Greytown, and brought
to oNkoyb on the return Of that vessel
Gromonwal
WAERS CONDITION AND PROS
PTS GLOOMY.-THE BATTLE
ERANADA.
pORLEANs, Jan. lG.-The adyices by
thamcr Texas are to the 10th inst.
iHenuingsen, who so CALAMITY main,
tohis position in the church at Granada
wyniorced on the 9Th, aud on the nine,
te day of the siege, succeeded in driving
,Iemy before him with the loss Of l4O(
n Gen. Henniugsen's loss was 200. anC
tSce against him was nearly ten to one
1Succeeded in removing all the military
NorartiIlery and public documents L
Rlvabere he Joined Gen. Walker. The
to~n(evacuated by the enemy on learnin,
the ahch of the forces under Walker.
Ihture Of the boats on the San Juai
haa ct all communication with Walker
Gheree 800 recruits waiting at Punt
AfesNp oPportanity 10 Join Walker
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CENTRE OF ATTRACTION!

rnZcr aGsoprnrEnJ OF
EhTT AVN yuTnTpp CooDs
Observation-Disclosures, M
yHyuEsE oua,itics combined. the public will
a find by calling at the Store Off. Y. BRIGHT
4 SON.--1'heir assortment is large, and has
been selected with great care and will be dis.
uosed of a, a small advance.
THE LADIES
Will find among our Dry Goods-Wool Plads,
Black and Fancy Silks, Plaid Lama flanne's'
hlpaccn' S",iu I"lo'e" Iru ,r,i r. rcr.
neseS, 0cU'cn 'a'uS, .i, 49, Cs,;co,
sta" wiz ''s
Uelane ana DeDege hoDes'
Florence SIX, Wool HoOHS, Opera Caps,
and JVoolsn Cuffs.
LADIES and CHILDREN WOOLTALMAs
Gum Belts. Belt Ribbon, NJ chair Head Dresses,
Ribbons, Necdie-wotked and Bugle Collars
Thread baces, Flouncing, Inserting, Swiss, MuH
Cambric, Nainsook, Dimity, Barred Muslin
Brliilan'lne' and general assortment oi "n'"
Wool and Cotton CARPETS. Oil Cloths, Oil
Shades Rock,nlr bIonkr,s Turkish c,nntprusnes
embosscJ tobl. covers. tickipos. sack flannel,
sc,res. kid silk. Jislc thteaJ and ,yooen gloves.
-, - s-.-za -
49, ---S'--A -ss-A w. --'~1 IZS-'
OF every variety, Russia Crash, Linen and
Cotton Diaper.
TIE GENTLEMEN
will find Bl,ck Blpc and Drown French Cloths.
,InosIins nlont and Tancv Cas.i,ne,' G,nrcd
S,t;na,t nyc,co,I;na T,yesJ VeIyc,sen.gSi
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Bargains at the Old Stand.
FRTEING & GRANT

ERTLING & CIR ANT
A RE now opening new and very desirable
IA stock of Fall and Winter Goods, en-
bracing an endless variety. Their stock con-
sists in part Of
Black G Fancy Broadcloths & Cassimeres,
Winter Wares ior men and boys, all styles and
prices.
DRESS GOODS.
ISUKS-Pioin and Figured Black.
An nssortmen, Of Plaid Stripe and Figured Fan.
cy Dress Silks at unusually low prices,
Mus. De Lains, Dehegcs &c,
GINGH AMS-from Ct to 25 cents per yard.
CALICOES-- 3 d" l2i a.
WHITE GOODS,
Cambric. Jaconeits, Swiss, Tarlton, Null, Bobi-
nett, French and Swiss l.aces, Edgngs, &c.
Brown and hleached Muslns, prillings, Ticks.
Checks, Towinss, Table Diapers, &c.
GuOgEREEs.
HARDWARE and QUEENSWARE,
Cedar-wsre, Hollow-ware, Iron, Steel, Plaster,
Salt and Fish.
Also fresh supply of
DRUGS AND MEDICINES.
Thankful for past fuyOrs, we hope bv strict
attention and desire to please, still to meet with
the approva. of our friends.
GS'- Country produce of all kinds taken at the
highest market price
Sunbury, Nov. 80, ls56.-ly.
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:. W. FEIzrEE. 2, CO..

OF GUTB UR Y, = a,
ED ESPECTFULLY invite ,her friends and
"a 4, the public TO inspect their new stock OF
'TENTEz2 C:30Ds.
Just received fom Philadelphia, icing convinced
that their interest is best promoted by strict
Continuance oftheir old plan c.
".smaH prodis cnd quick soi:s"
they shall still abide by their Ireyjous course,
Amongst their stock will Le found -: GIN
TLEMEN, large assorImcn. o! READY
MADE Goats, Vests ana ran,lLoons; Cloths.
Cassimeres. Sntiuctis, Neslings, Cnt"g.Shits,
Shirt Bosoms, Collars and Crayet5
FOR LADIES.
Dlacl: and colorci silks Dc pcgs Ro.es pe
Be.scs French Ncrinos, Gas.Ineres ,HAona
Cloths, Coburgs ard Representatives, both
plain and printed Rcady-Matc Clyulsi BIocl'G
and VI Noocu Shawls, TaA.Y Velvet in various
colcrs. Quite Skirts Sack flnHc! various col
ors Red and white Flannel.
ALSO:
4 general assortment OF Ladies aHd Gt.NCHons
BOOTS, SHOES s. CATERS.
Mems, BOYS and Ch!d5cns' I,ais and Cap.
Hardware Queenswarc, Groceries. CeJaiwaro
Stone ana Eurlhcnwpre-- Drugs, Paints, Fish.
Salt, Cheese, Nails, Oils. &c, Dc,
\ good supply Of school books and copy books
with printed copies on each page.
Country produce taken in exchange for goods.
at the highest market prices
l. w. TENER & Co.
Sunburv, Nov. 22 1856,
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PAY UP |

a Ill persons indebted to the subscriber on
IN Note, Book Account or Otherwise, are re-
speetiully requested TO pay up immediately as
the accounts will be placed in the hands OF 3
Justice for collection.
IRA T. CLEMENT.
sunhaIy, paesmher 20, tsas.--
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HAVE YOU SUBSCRIBED
IN ms
Cosmopolitan Art Association
Ebr he Third Year


Ebr he Third IearF
SEE TfE RARE INDUCEM BNrS The manage
ment have the pleasure OF nnnouncins that the collection
Of WORKS ot Art designed for distribution ums the sub
scrbers, whose naes are received previous " the 2oth
o Januuy 1851, much larger AMI more costly Than ON
amy previous year. Among The Lending works ~ sculp
tureexccucd III the finest Marbe-s the new aud bcau-
uIul Statue Ot the
wooD NYMPH,"
The Bus,s Of the Three Great American Statesmen,
CLAY, WEBS TER CALHOUN. Also the exqui-
site ltea Bust, SPRING"
APOLLO AND DIANA, in Marble, life size, together
with the following Groups and Suues In Carrara Mar
bp--tt the
Struggle tor the Heart Venus and Arre Psycbe Mag.
dalen Child nj de Sea and t e Truunt Whh nu-
inefuus works in Bruuze, aud collection ot several
hundred FINE OH. PAINTINGS, by leading Artists.
The whole uf which to be distributed or allotted
among the subscribers whose received previous
to the
TwENTY.EIGnTH OF JANUARY, 1857,
when the distribution win take place.
TEAMS OF SUBscalPTinS
Every subscriber Of Three Dollars is entitled To
A c9py ol the splendid Steel Engraving, saturday
Night or acnpy oi any uf the following 80 Magazines
one year ais a copy oi the Art Journal year, and
a Ticket in the Distribution If Works e Art
Thus, for every three liars paid, pcrs II not only
gets beautiful Engraving ur Magazine une Neir but
nsi receives the Art Journal Wear, nnd Ticket IN
the Annual Distribution, making four dollars worth uf
Jeading matter besides the ticket, by which valuable
painting ur pelre OF Staiunry may be received III nnu ION
Those who prefer Magazines to the Engraving Stitur-
day Night can have either uf the following one y'ar
Hnrper's Magazine Gutry's lndy'sB ok Lnitrd states
Magazine Kuckefb' cser Magazine, GTa!Nm's MaSzIne,
Bmckw,ud Magazine, Southern Literary Messenger
No pers restricted tu single share Those taking
five memberships SIS are entitled tn six Engrnvings md
to six tickets IN the dslrbuon any five OF the Masa-
zines year and six tickets
Persons in renting funds of membership, will please
register the letter at the prst Oice, To- prevent ss
receipt Of which, Certificate Of Membership, together
with the Engraving Magazine desired, will be forward
cd tp any pntt IT the country.
For further Unrtcnlrs SEE the November Art Journal
sent free on application.
For membership, address l. DERBY, Actunty A
3lS Broadway, New York, We Office l6G WateI
street. Saiitusky, Ohio Or aprly to
JOHN s. BEARD, Honorary Sec'y.
Dec. % 1866 Sudbury Penn'a.
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Office of the New York and Middle
Coal Eield Railrosa:nnd Coal Co.

PHILAyELHHIA, Jan. l3, 1857.
sESlIE annual meeting Of the Stockholders
Il Of this company will be held at their
Office, No sS, South 4th street, on Monday.
the "a day Of February next, at II o'clock,
A. NJ, at which time aud plIce an election
will be held for five Directors TO serve for
the ensuing year.
JOS. C. CAPPCCK,
Jan. Il, lS57-3t. Secretary.
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East but not Least.
y T. w ARRIN J. OF
FALL AND WINTER GOODS!
Ira r. Glenn enT

NO. !, CORNER or lI1RKE1 SQUIRE,
SU N Blu R * PA,
81 "A 4 5 just received a large supply of Fall and
"a q Winter Goods.
He will continue to sell Dry Goods and Gro.
ceries CHEAPER Than ever, as his goods are
bought cheap they will he sold cheap.
He feels confident with his experience and
ability, that he can compete with the
World at large and sunbury in particular.
He would enumerale articles if time and space
would permit.
1t is enough to say that he has everything in
the line of
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1857-01-24

Y OriCE is hereby given that Special
V Court for tine trial OF causes in the Com
mon Pleas will commeDce at the Court House
in Sunhury on Monday the 9th of February for
one Week. Jurors and others interested will
attend.
Given under my hand at sunbury, the 10Th day ol
January in tue year of our Lord one thousand
eight hundred and fifty y-seven-and the lnde.
pendence of the United States of America the
Slst.
God save The Commonwealth.
HENRY WEISE, Sheriff.
SAERIFF's OEFIcE,
sussOry. January II. 1875
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1857-01-24
VALUABLE FARM FOR SALE.


WE, the undersigned owners of s Tract Of
w Land situate in Upper Augusta township,
Northumberland county. adjoining lands of Ino
W. Friline, Silss Wolverton, Samuel Savidge,
and Jno. " Peal, will expose the same to pull
lie safe, at the Court House, in the borough Of
Sudbury, on
SATURDAY, tie 2lst doy Of February,
at 10 o'clock, Z. N.
The Farm contains FlFFY-ACRES and
some perches Of lond; thirty acres OF which are
cleared and in a good state OF cultivation, on
which is erected a two story
FRAME DWELLING House.
An orchard of chcice fruit, two springs and a
well of never failing water upon the premises.
~ Possession will be given on or before the
first day of April neAt. For further informal ton
enquire of Nm. X. Martz OF Ira +. Clement,
sunhury, Pa.
WM. X. MARTZ,
MARY ANN MARTZ,
SOPHIA MARTZ,
SUSAN DlEFFENDAFFER,
JACOB MARTZ
SEnbury, Jan. Il, lS5T.-ts.
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DANK OF NonrHumBrnLaSD, }


LIST of Deposiiors in the Bank Of Norlllum.
berlsnd whose accounts have been unclaimed and
unchanged for three years
VIM n. Davis residence unknown, 1880
p. Freedman. do 10000
GraGus Scott &c do S5,i
II. p, Graves do $500
V. l.. Maxwell. Wilkes.Barre, 32,50
VIM. Wilson, Lewisburg, 1880
Unclaimed diyidenjs-None.
NORTHUMBERLAND COUNTY, ss.
Personally appeared before Inc Justice Of the
Peace in and for the County, ]. X. Priestley,
Cashier of the Bank Of Northumberland, who
tting duly sworn doth deposc and say, that the
above statement is true TO the best of his know
ledge and belief.
J. r. PRIESTLEY, Cashier.
Sworn and subscribed before me, this I'd day
of January, A. ID. 1851.
JonN CANE, J. p.
January 10, lS5T--ft
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Dry Goods, Groceries,

O4y VCSUS, VIOCOfI6S,
a large Stock of Ready Made
CT Q II II IN c.
BOOTS AND SHOES, &c, &C.,
that is &clt in any other store in town, and
Ills bauer is on the breeze.
Andlong nay it wave
O'er lad Of the free
And The home nf the brave
While her Stars aud her Stripes
Shine out like the sun,
Telling all nations
Tint Freedoms begun.
This Is lsee country as was proved by the
election OF buchanan over the Woody Horse.
therefore II is free for all To do their trading where
they can BUY he CHEAPEST. All are inyi-
ted 10 call and sec
TIE COUNTRY,
as well rs the town are respectfully invited, and
every person, rich poor high or low. bond or
free are invited TO cali At No / Market Square,
opposite the Court House
+. S.--EIe is not to be undersed by any man
or continuation OF men. no charge for showing
goods.
All kinds of produce taken in exchange for
goods.
Sunbury, Dec. 20, 1856.
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New Advertisements.
TOR. Remit.

vIHlIL Store Room in Market street, occupied
4 by z. w, Gray and the dwelling house sd-
joining. Apply 10 the executors Of H.. Mssser,
dcce5sej.
January, II, 1857.
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A MEXICAN AGRICULTURALIsT

GN-NGE JUDD, lai Water St Tcrms--One D liar
Pnnllsher Prop'r.} New York ! y Year IN Advance
Wi XVI, No. JANUARY, 1857. New sericu No 20
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1857-01-24

now known.
In these FIRE. the UERBING'S SAFE a.oI...' E.na
hy side with those ru, rltsed s yar.tH 60 sand lN
per cant. fac ilHu NtIUG- -, c1r2" "' .t "'-
kuuvlelCcd victor A.t only preserving ''r t...-N' IN
excellent order. bot being themselves 90 O." '.' =-
through lnat.r7 ordeal .yiHu lAa ls',a : e" II
other uriA rJs badly used up H every ls.,s. '. ~.
some cases 'hrii cTic conc"'s cuWl''"'" destroyed
To the pubiic we would simply sav. That, da..Is ir ~
wears the l.ruiug's safe has been LEI re i'rE more man
Two hundred l.r passed through avrilt:. it- "i.9ul
,hc occurrence cot al sI, &c les,
We would. therefore. caution gGI,i-.,.s 7..r0 a..
nlSra presentation uf interested rt.cS. Tic 1et.- Z"
Patent Is lie only r.Tr-T.ni "a" made ia iA' tly
nurc il 90 res Jet more tnn anua .H- a"ui q. heat -
ANY other Sa.s Iuv. kHuWu.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1857-01-24

AUDIToR7S IS N . IICE-
rE7HE undersigned appointed by ihe Orphans
Ia Court si Northumberland county, tc dis
tribute the balance i'll the hands Of David Tag
gert, Esq, acting Administrator of William Me
Cav, deceased, - and among the creditors Of
said deceased will attend to the duties Of his ap.
pointmcnt, at his Office in the Borough Of sun.
bury, on Tuesday the lth day OF February, next.
at 10 o'clock 4. NJ, when those interested NAV
attend,
mo. KAY CLEMENT, Auditor.
January II, lG57.--3t
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PROCLAMATION.

Prothonotury's Office
Sunbufy, Jan, 10, 1886.
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A NEW BOOK FOR AGENTS.

january 10. 1871
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1857-06-19

WALKING MATcH.-A waking match for
$1,000 n side, came off in New York last
week, commencing on Monday evening, at 7
o'clock, and terminating Friday morning at 8
o'clock-85 hours in all. Hickey Free, an
lrishman, was declared the victor, his COM
pettor, Charles Trainor an Englshman, hav-
ing jumped off the plank During the last
three hours that Trainor kept on the plank,
he was completely out oGhis head; he would
walk few steps, then jump up and down,
and laugh out violently, ard finally, N one
of his crazy jumps, Jumped off the plank, and
was declared the loser.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1857-06-19

IMPORTANT To BAcHELoRs.-The editor of
the New YorR Mirror (an expert in these
matters) gives the following sage counsel to a
gentleman who writes to inquire "what sort
of n woman it is desirable to marry
In reply to the very respectfully written
note before US, we will venture to suggest
that, il the writer thereof has come to the
sober conclusion that lie can improve his own
condition and that of the hunnn race by com
mitting matrimony, he should select Cor his
travelling companion through this "subIunary
vale Of tears," a woman with more heart than
brain, more soul than intellect, more emotion
than Imagination. Such one, with an agree
able share of health and beauty, is the rose
without the thorn"
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1857-06-19

SPLENDID PAIR OF ANTLERs.-The good
people of Of st. Louis are in great extaces
over huge pair of antlers, the largest, says
the Republican, ever seen in that region
There may be others, it ldds, as fine, yet
proudly worn by some will monarch of the
forest and prairie in the fa' Northwest, but
they have not been taken, and are out of
the latitude of our remayls. These splen-
did antlers have thirteen branches, and are
four feet four and half inches in width, and
four feet four inches in hight. The circum.
ference of each horn at the base is twelve
inches, and they weigh forty five pounds
They were taken by an adventurous hunter
far up the Chippeway.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1857-06-19

.Hy- Christopher Noble clung on to the
rear portion of acar on the Great Western
railroad last Tuesday in such a manner as to
be concealed from light, and while the train
was going at full speed, let 90 his hold and
got off, intending to proceed TO his house
close by. The consequence may be nn,ici-
pated. He fell on his head; the momentum
of the train then threw him up seven feet in
the air, and on reaching the ground he was
thrown up second time; the body wns then
hurled distance of no less than forty
feet from the spot where he first fell and he
was picked up dcad.- Cincinnati Gdzette.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1857-06-19

e-g- A writer in the Lexington States
man says he will stay in the Democratic par
ty 50 long as theh is a Democratic party
This for some reasons may be prudent. We
have heard of agentlemaD, who at fashionable
parties, was always the last to leave the room,
for, having always observed that, as soon rs
a man went, all the rest began to talk about
him, he thought It judicious to stay till none
were left to sander him. 1t is very certain
that when man leaves the Democratic party
all the rest begin to sIander him, and the
writer in the Statesman is taking the only
means of escape.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1857-06-19

THE MAsoNs.-After many years of strife,
there is at last n prospect Of union of the
antagonis,ic Masonic bodies in the State Of
New York. The Grand Lodge Of Free and
Accepted Masons, under the Grand Master
ship of Mordecai Mye.s, commenced its an
nual session in the city of New York on
Tuesday last, and has continued its sessions
daily. Among the subjects OF interest that
have been discussed and acted upon were the
"articles of union" as repohed by the COM
mittee of conference. After full and free
discussion Of them, they were unanimously
accepted as the basis of a settlement of the
unhappy difficulties that have existed in the
Masonic fraternity since ls49. The Grand
Lodge under the Grand Mastership Of John
NJ. Lewis, jr., has also had the "articles of
union" under consideration, aud they were
adopted on Thursday. So says the New
York Herald.