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LOST AND FOUND.

II OST-In the Presidents Grounds, on Snturds v
IL evening last, a childs GOLD BRACELET .
The hinder viii be suitably rewarded by returning n
to No. So street, between Il ard F. 1t
e. REWARD.-Strsye ed away from the subscri-
Dc Der, on the nth OF May, a grey mixed, ~zer~k
hornes COW, and Wearing of q redlsh 49,
brown color. The above reward will 49,
paid for the delivery OF the same TO ARCHIBALD
Brown, Sd street, between street and New
CTRAYEDo STOLEN-From EIet's Farm.
- formerly Glderrpelster's, above George
town;a BLACK HORSE, with white face. IN
and blind In one eye shout llh hands high. GA
IL brought to No. 2S street nth and 18th
a lIheral reward wall be glvcn. 10 2-st'
STRAYED AWAY FROM THE SCBScPI-
> Der. on rlday night last, small SOH- n
REL. HORSE. A liberal reward Will be IN
paid for ms return 10 me. "a
JNO. SCHNEIDER.
June l-5t corner Mass. avenue and 18th street.
NOTICE.-WarrantN No. $685. Cor leo acres. w,s
I issued under act OF February 18th, 1877, 10 nv
brother, Robert Hamilton. deceased. on the 2ld De-
cember, le+9 and said Warrant 10 supposed 20 have
against buying the same, as have filed oaveet in
the General Land Office To arrest the issua.scc OF
Patent, and, alter the expiration Of weeks will
apply to the Pension Office for duplicate warrant.
may 9-law6w JOHN HAMILTON
I OST OR STOLEN-From the possession az
IL the Hon. Francis 8. Edwards, at the Washing
ton House In the city Of Washington, on or about
No. 81 -2SS dated December oath 1855 SAID Warrant
was issued to Ezra Reed, under the act Of March,
1855 Al persons are hereby cautioned against ne
gotleting said Warrant proceedings have been M
stiuied by the holder Ezra Reed TO caneel the
ap S-Sw EZRA REED.
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ANUsE1fENTs

THE POTOMAC FISHING CLUB will rive
- on MAYA, thesth Of June. thelr First A =
ISLAND. Boats will be in readness 10 eonys, ne,
sons 10 and from the Island. Tickets oar be o6,sSn
Cd OF any OF the managers or on the Island
- Mdrdeers.
John Williams, lanes steel
John Bromy, (ieorse Collie.
Charles Baker, Georre Uunfar
John Bennett, ia
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-Je 2-+t 4s Penn. ave, near AZ st.
OPENING THIS WEEK
DRAFTS PATENT SAFETY LAMP

AND FEEDER.
n This lamp cannot explode from overtuInInT Whils
n. Ih,s lamp cannot explode by filling it while
;, This lamp cannot explode from overfowins while
,Trnis amp cannot ex plode from any known cau,e
take FIRE. ""eh nins' AZ Inc huio
nls lamp cannot exp lode by the wick (f too smalD
dropping inside while lighted.
rms lamp 10 the cheapest, bost, and safest ever
offered to the public. '0''' anu
with this lamp and feeder In conjunction the most
explosive compounds may be carelessly used, with
For sale by
june l-lw J.R. McGREGOR.
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ME,1LIME;,IIME...Pure WOOD BURNT
LIN for sale in Quantities TO suit purchaser At
10 cents per barrel, at the Kiln, by BURROWS &
WlLLETT, at the new Lime Kiln on New Jersey
tnysnus' bstWssn snd streets, south Of the CAP
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Promotions AND APPOINTMENTS IN THE In
TERROR DEPARrMExr.-The following promo
tions, &c, have been made in the Indian Bu
| reau:
| d. Crawford, Of Pennsylvania, promoted from
second class clerkship to fourth, in place O
Mr.. Barlow, resigned.
Z. B. Graysen promoted from a third to ,
fourth class clerkship, in the place of Henri,
Beard, transferred to fill the place of the late
DIR. Charles s. Frailey
L. j. Robinson, of Kentucky, promoted from
a second to third class clerk, in place of VIM
B. Waugh, resigned
| fill the place of Mr.. Grayson.
Mr.. Buel editor Democratic Reriey) an.
pointed to third class clerkship, in place Of
c. o. Joline, resigned.
d. &. Dalton, of Georgia, VIM. M. Irwin and
M Delany, of California, to fill the places of
those who were promoted from the second class.
j. ID. Bloor, of Ohio, appointed to q second
class, In place of c. L. Lombord, resigned.
Mr.. Harrison, of Kentucky, appointed to fill
the temporary place occupied by Mr.. Bloor.
LAND WARRANrs.-Thc financial circular ~
Sweeny, Rittenhouss, FAINT d Co., of June Sd.
says:
There Is less inquiry for Land Warrants, and
some OF the dealars are refusing to buy. Since
our last report, prices have declined three cents
we quote the market heavy at the following
Buy'g, per acre. Sell'g per acre.
so acre warrants ....... 81 .1O............SII ~
,eN 4, 1, ''''.'''.. S3........... 81
81, 4. q, '''''''''' oo............ ~
h~o 6S......... M
III the supply continues to be increased by par
ues returning from the West, and selling their
supplies the market may further recede War
rants can only be used to a limited extent in nav
ing Tor public lands, and hence the light de-
mand. o. W.
In New York Yesterday the market was quoted
hea'y d o. lor l2Us and 81 for 1905 and SOS
The NAVAL Courts OF INQUIRY.-In Court
No. /, the case Of Capt. Nicholas was still before
them Ex-Capt. Barron was examined on the
part Of the Government, and Mr. March, of
Madeira, on the part of Capt NJ, and some
documentary evidence was submitted in his
behalf. The Court then adjourned, owing to
the absence of witnesses.
Court No. was not in session.
In Court No. 8, the case of Capt Latimer
was taken up, and Capt. McCluney was being
examined when our reporter left
NAVAL NEws.-The United States sloop-of
war jamestown, arrived at Philadclphia yes
terday, from the coast of Africa. The following
Is q list of her officers:
commodore Thos. Crabbe, commanding squad.
ron James d. Ward, commander; James +.
i n;,mH,Irong, I. H. Patterson, G. NJ. hanson, Ju-
isn,syers, John K. Hart and +. p Williams,
n ..;sts Geo. Clymer, surgeon 8. Swami,
TSn1snt surgeon; T. NJ. Taylor purser; C. W.
'n''aas' chaplain; w. l.. bhuttleworth, captain
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES!

210 UNDER BROWNS HOTEL.
CsO Just opening a splendid assortment q
SpIi1g and Summer READYMADE CLOTHING
and Gents FURNISHING GOODS of the finest
style and make, at the Emporium of Fashion, No.
S1O Browns Hotel, next TO private entrance.
may 80 lIntcl& StatesD
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The WEArHER.-The following reporlof the
weather for this morning is made from the Mor1e
Telegraph line to the Smithsonian Institution.
and will be continued daily when the line is in
working order. The time of observation is
ahonf z O'clock m
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(NREAT BARGAINS.
~ DRY GOODS
selling Oh at cost to close business. Our who's
''As ~ '' J. S0xoN SON.
81 p. ave-, south ssde, nssF nh street.
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=. IL the supply continues to be increased by par
ties returning from the West, and SELLING tbe;r
supplies the market may further recede. War
rants can only be used to a limited extent in nav
ing Tor public lands, and hence the light de-
In New York yesterday the market was quoted
heavy at 81 for l20's and 81 for 1905 and SOS.
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CHEAPSTATIONER received another
~ supply of that fine white ruled LETTER pa
FIX AT ST. 81 per ream and very superior ruled
FOOLSCAP at 81 per ream. Also, further sup
ply OF those excellent white and buff ENVELOPES
only 81 per thousand, IL cents per hundred.
Persons who have been waiting for these goods
can now be supplied in any quantity at
s. DECAMP Il CO.'S
Booksellers and Statoners
je2It 4S3 Penn ave nasr ~,
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EANCI BASkETS.-A large quantity OF ancy
u Baskets, which were sent to our address from
Tho duty advances for two weeks only at the Music
Depot, corner of Pennsy wanna aysnne. llth and ID
streets. w q. METZER OFT ia
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Chancery Court at Athens.
Joaenh Johnson


Daniel IL Hoyl, Levi Hoyl, Clarke Hoyl, Da.
vid Howl, Thns L. Hoyl. John Hoyl, Jemi
ma Maston, Thomas T. Wells and wife Mar
garet Wells, Williams Mayfeld and wife
Narcissa Mayfeld, Thomas ii. Jones and
wife Susan Jones, and Thomas T, Wells.
Administrator Of the Estate Of John Hoyi,
decd.
IN this cause it appearing from allegations
i In the Original and amended Attachment
and Injunction Bills filed in this cause which
are sworn to, That Daniel II. Hoyl, Levi
Hoyl. Clarke Hoyl, Thomas H. Jones and wife
Susan Jones are non resident citizens Of the
State Of Tennessee, 1t is therefore ordered
that publication be made in the Athens Post.
a newspaper published in the town OF Athens.
County OF McMinn. and State of Tennessee,
Tor four successive weeks. requiring the said
Daniel IL. Hoyl, Levi Hoyl, Clarke Hoyl, Da-
vid Hoyl and Thomas II. Jones and wife Su.
san Jones to make their personal appearance
at our next Court Of Chancery to be holden
at Athens as aforesaid on the Sd Monday OF
February next then and there to plead, an
swer or demur to the Complainaats Bill as
aforesaid, filed against them and Others in said
Court, or the same will be taken as confessed
as TO them, and set for hearing accordingly.
VIM. LOWRY, O. d NJ.
Athens, Nov. 6, ls57.-it-prs fee SS-i76
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Late Arrived.
SEHORN B. HORNSBY'S
HF.4REETIENo

stiu I'm the Field--and no Mistake!
"HVING Just received and oPend q fresh
Ii 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 few of the leading ones,
and assuring the public that the balance viii
be Forthcoming when called for. For the
facts in the case Just call over and examine
for yourselves We have r.,
Fine Gold English Lever Patent Lever
and Cylinder Watches;
Fine Silver English Lever, Patent Lever
and Cylinder Watches-Huhting-eas and
Gilt watches; DGpiea Watches:
Fine Gold Pens, Of all pricesi
Ladies Breast Pins, dnd Ear Bobs and
Rings, Of the latest patterns; Cuff Pins /;
Bracelets, dc. In fact, We have the largest
and best assortment OF Jewelry ever offered
in this market
Confectionaries.
A good assortment of Candies. Nuts, Raj
sons, Figs, dc. Some more Of those fine
Cheese; Spieed Oysters, and crackers.
FINE CHEWING TOBACCO.
SEGARS, Of all brands aud qualities.
Hosiery. &c.
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. Violins,
Flutes. Flies, Clarionets. Flageolets, DC.
Pe,fumery-Perfumery for the Handker.
chief and Oils for the Hair.
Combs and Brushes, all kinds.
Port Monnaies and Purses.
Guns and Pistois-Colt's Reporters from
8 to insh, 5 to 6 shooters; Revolvers, Self
Cooking, and Single Barre Pistols; Shot
Guns.
a Large Lot Of C2eks-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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A STEAMBOAT MISUNDERSTANDING the
other Innovations which the mammoth stea-
mer Great Eastern is about TO inaugurate,
will be the publication of daily paper on
board for the benefit oflhe travelling public
the regular "pubc" Of travelers-whom she
may DO bearing across the ocean. But this
startling feature is anticipated on the western
waters of the New World; for the New Or
leans and st. Louis packet steamer Jane f.
Woodruff, now sails equipped with the force
and material for the publication of regulai
daily paper on board during her trips Up and
down the river, with job office attached fol
the printing of the bills of fare and Other
work,
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Discovered at Last :
GREATEST CURE IN THE WORLD FOR PAIN.
PRoF. CHAs. DE GRArH's
ELECT TRIO OLE,

yuyHIS Oil Is the only remedy In the world for
II the Cure OF Rheumatism, Deafness, Gout, Neural
gia Lumbago, Scatca Spinal and Bronchial complaint:
Tic Dooreux, Headache, Cramps, Group, Piles Felons
Sprains and Bruises Cuts and Wounds, Swelled Glands
Stiff JOINTS Scrofula Erysipelas Sore Nipples Sweled
Breast, Womb Disorders, Salt Rheum, Canker in the
Mouth and Stomach, Papitation, Eruptons, Caked
Breast, Quinsy, Sore Throat Palsy, Pleurisy, Ulcers
Lock Jaw Heart Burn, Tooth and Ear ache, Nervous
Hemorrhage Abscess Stiff Necks, Broken Breast, Chill
bains letter Shingles, Frosted Feet, Fever and Ague
Chapped Hands, Of any Diseases that pain
full Is the only article brought before the public
that wifi do its work perfectly In from three to twenty
mnntes-has been used by thousands and pronounced
TO be the best remedy ever discovered.
This Oil acts the system with eectricy-s OF pure
vegetable preparation. Not the slightest danger OF
applying It outvardiy inwardly 1t at once gives
permanent eure-in most cases from ten to twenty
minutes.
The best Psychologists OF Europe have discovered that
all organic arrangement OF the animal system Is the e
feet of obstruction OF the physicoeectric fluid In the
organ diseased. skillful application OF this Oil puts
In immediate motion the fluid, and the is at
once accomplished. No beedings-no vomiting, purg-
ing or blistering is resorted to.
~ None genuine without signature Of Prof. G. De
GRArH. Labels signed In writing.
Principal Depot. No. 30, South Eighth Street, three
doors below Chestnut, Philadelphia. Country dealers
and druggists can be Supplied wholesale and RETAIL
Price Is cents. 80 cents, And ~ per bottle.
Try everything else give this one simple trial.
CAUTION careful to ask for and get De GRArH' 8
Electric OIL, as worthless limitations abound.
There are limitations sprung up on the re-
putaton my article has acquired. The public must be-
ware, They are worthless.
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OF The Newark IN. J.) Advertiser is in
formed that one of the large manufacturing
firms Of that place, heretofore employing
from 400 to 400 hands, has made arrange
ments with one Of our banks to furnish the
house with $1,000 per week, to employ some
400 Of such Of their hands as are dependent
upon labor for subsistence. This arrange
ment is TO commence the coming week,
working half time, and TO continue for the
next ten weeks or more.
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II #- A Duichman living near the bank Of
the river, heard that the "banks were eaving
in," became very much alarmed, and seiziu g
his fat baby he called to his ffow TO run and
save herself from being buried in the Mssis-
sippi. He was Informed that crisis in e.
nancial matters had taken place-gold had he.
come scarce and the banks for the deposit Of
money had suspended, when he exclaimed
"Got for dam, ish dat all 7"
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tR- The Eastern papers continue to give
gloomy accounts of the prospects of the
large number of aborers thrown on. Of en-
ployment by the hard times. A contemporary
says they are to be ptied, for they ignorantly
advocate the party and the policy that have
deprived them of the means of support. II
they should learn wisdom from adversely,
their present distress will bring ultimate
1ood
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A Boy MuRpERER.-A. Paris few week

A Boy MuRpERER.-A. Paris few weeks
since boy aged three years and half, hav-
ing been contraried the other day by the
cook Of the family, woman Of forty-tve'
walked into the kitchen, seized a sharp-poin-
ted knife, and approaching the woman, who
was sitting down, plunged the knife into
her with such force, in The fegoh Of the
heart, as to attain that organ and arrest its
notion almost ins,an taneonsly.
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TINks lnPRoyNo.-rhe general tenor oil
the accounts from abroad indicates an i'm
provement ip the aspect Of affairs. The
Memphis Appeal of "Wednesday speaks very
encouragingly of the aspect of affairs there.
Produce ID coming in, and the banks, the APP.
peal says, are furnishing means 10 move IL Oft.
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County COurt--McNIinn County,
Eleanor Gregory

tS.
latham Ggregory and Others heirs at law Of
Tapley Gregory. decd.
Petition for DoSer.
TT appearing from the allegations Of the
/ Petition in this cause, that James 2. Ruck.
err and wife Elizabeth, and r. NJ. Hamrick
and wife Martha. are non residents Of the
State of Tennessee, it is therefore ordered by
the Court that publication be made in the
Athens Post, requiring said hon-residents to
appear on or before the next term OF the
County Court for McMnn, to be held on the
lst Monday in December next, and answer
said Petition, or the same will be taken for
confessed, and set for hearing ex parte as to
them.
WIN GEORGE, Clerk.
Athens, Nov. 6, 1s57-4t-prs fee sS-47s
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"WoodIand Cream',-A foMADE FOR BEAu-
Trying The HAIR-highly perhimed, superior to any
French article imported, and for half the price FOR
dressing Ladies Hair 1t has equal giving It bright
glossy appearance 1t causes Gentemens Hair to curl
In the most natural 1t removes dandruh, al
ways giving the Hail the appearance Of being fresh
shampooned. Price only fifty cents. None genuine
unless signed FETRIDGE CO., Projectors Of
"Balm Of O Thousand Flowers"
For sale by all Druggists. [mar 8-1yeow-441
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DEATH OF A Coop MAS-Mr. HILL, Esq,
Secretary of State, died on Thursday morn
ing last at Raleigh, N. C.. He has filled the
post for something like fifty years. He was
ono of slhe salt of the earth," and Of whom
il may DO truly said--''a good man has fallen
in Israel."
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Tape Worm Cured by DR.. M'Lane
CELEBRATED vERHiFucE.-

NEW YoRK, August 2, 1852
certain lady in this city testines that, after using
Dr. MLane's vermifuge, prepared by Fleming Bros Of
Pittsburgh, she passed tape worm ten inches long,
and has no esitation in recommending to every per-
son afflicted with worms in her opinion, 1t far ex
cells every other remedy in use. The name Of the
lady and further PARTICULARS be learned by calling
on Mrs. Hardie, Manhattan place, or y. l.. Theal,
Druggist. corner OF Rntgef and Monroe streets.
s Purchasers will be careful TO ask for DR M'LAEf's
CELEBR ArED yERMFuGE, Manufactured BY EMiEo BROS
son are worthless DR.. M'Lane's genuine Vermfuge,
also his celebrated Liver Pills now be had at all re-
spectacle drug stores None genuine aofthou re stg
nnt,trs of 4s) FLEMING BROS.
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W 1t is stated tina, Secretary Cobb has
been assured BY merchants, whose opinions
he asked upon the subject, ,hut ,tade will
soon revive, and that the national revenue
will return to the average Of s5oooo,ooo
per annum.
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New Goods---Late Arrival |!

q X. REEDER, Tone door North of the
=. old "Athens Hotel,") has received and
opened large aud well.selected assortment
Of
FALL AND WINTER GOODS!
embracing a variety adapted to the season
and to the wants Of the country; to which he
invites the attention Of his friends and the
public. Without designing to boast. he think.
he can safely say that his stock 10 eqnal, II
not superior, to any brought to this market.
He also has good supply OF GROCERIES,
Hard ware. Queensware, Cutlery, de-, &C.
All of which he is disposed to sell on terms
n, reasonable and accommodating as the law
of self preservation will admit Of
Nov. 10. ls57-tf, AT
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tW- "Philure, DEAR" said loving hus-
band to his loyal spouse. who was several
years his Junior "what do you say to mov-
ing West 2" ooh, I'm delighted with the
idea.-You recollect when Morgan moved
out there he was as poor as we are, and died
in three years worth 100000"
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AFRICAN WHEAr.-A Geographic despatch
from Marselles, dated 7th October, states
that wheat from Africa had arrived in such
abundance US TO cause. a fall Of ! fr. the hec-
toitre.
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Notice.

yUyHE undersigned take this method to inform their
Tennessee friends that they will receive for the
present all Tennessee Bank Notes In payment Of debts
Mt the following rates:
State Planters and Union Banks at ~ per cent disc
Bank Chattanooga and Free Banks,
Excepting Trenton, Nashville and Rivera
0coee Bank bills,
Augusta Oct 20, 1S57-476
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Tn Orderiny Tickets or Certificates,


Ecose the money to address for the Tickets or
dered on 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
10 purchasers Immediately after the drawing.
Purchasers will please write their signatures plain,
and give their Post once, County and State.
Remember that every prize Is drawn, and pay
able In full without deduction.
All Prizes Of $1,000 and under, paid immediate.
~ after the Prizes at the usual time oil
thirty days.
All commute cation neutrality-suspicious..
Address orders for Tickets or Certhcatesto
June 5-ly-454 s. SWAN Co., augusta, va:
ew- Persons residing near Montgomery, Ala, or At
Ianta Ca can have their orders filled, and save time,
by addressing s. Swan Co.. at either Of those cities
FE- A list OF the numbers that are drawn from the
Wheel with the amount Of the prize that each epi-
tied to- will be published after every drawing in the
following New Orleans Delta Mobile Register,
Charleston Standard, Nashville Gazette Atlanta In
telIigencer New York Weekly Day Book, savannah
Morning News Richmend Dispatch New York Dispatch
and Paulding Isiiss.) Clarion.
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NOtice.-Meeting at Bethsalem the goth inst, and
at the old Zion Hill Westinghouse the 18th, with
friendly invitation ALL Think not to escape. Esther
4: 49, What meanest thou, oh, sleeper (Jonah lo)
Arise to that oneness (John II: 81 lest unbelievers
luke 10: 10, 49, stumble over you into hell.
y A uniting Baptist Nov 1871 ]. DOUGLASS.
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CHIcAGo.-Doestick has been writing
about Chicago. He concludes his article with
the following compliment TO the enterprise
of the bona fde citizens of the place.
aTake from Chicago the buildings that
hive Beeii erected by money loaned from the
State of New York, and Chicago would again
be swamp. Take from Chicago the people
that have ehigtaipd thithtr from New York,
and Chicago couldn't mister strength enough
To raiAe barn. Take from Chicago the capt.
:a that belongs in New York, and Chicago
could not treat itself to three cent drinks,
unless it could make four months credit"
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o. Col. Fremont CAME as passenger
from California, in the Quaker City, at New
York.
Senator Broderick was passenger in the
Star ofihe West, which reached New York
Yesterday.
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Masonic Notice.
ESTRAYS.

TINE undersigned hereby notifies the pub
i lie that there is a yoke oil SIhAi "a
EN- at his place, which have oeen IN tne
ar has vet been found. They are black and
whise spotted steers. Any person naying ios'
'u'A WIN. s. G0ULDY.
McMinn co., Nov IS, ls67-lt ATT