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t1sr- Tha Si Lonis Republican. noticil

fsg- The 81. Louis Republican. noticing
the close OF the great fair in that city, says
aThe entire receipts from the gates and en-
tries will amount to $4,000, or thereabouts,
and, under all the circumstances, our fair can
boast of being the most brilliant one held 10
any State during the year, the National Fair
not excepted"
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tY- Mr.. ca clergyman ofa neigh.
boring town, recently from home on busi-
ness, his son, a lad of four years, calmly
folded his hands, and asked the blessing
usually pronounced by his father at their
morning meal. At noon, being asked to
pronounce the blessing replied, with grave
face, mo, don't like the looks Of them
tatcrsl"
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CAPITAL AND LABoR.-One of the most
unfortunate developments Of the last few
weeks, and one having the worst possible re-
lation to the winter coming, is the number OF
poor persons already thrown out of work
and to be discharged during the next few
weeks. We have already given the number
dicharged in New York, New England, and
PENNSYLVANIA by thousands. and on Saturday
were called upon 10 chronicle the dismissal
of more than two thousand girls engaged in
the making of clocks,-most of them fancy
work-in this city alone. This number
were thrown out of work in less than doz-
en- establishments, and for the two most nat
ural causes, first that there was no work for
them to do, and secondly no means to pay
them. The employers, instead of finding
the usual sale for their works, see their store
rooms full of goods, and no purchasers at
hand to reduce their stock. The disposition
to retrench personal expenses, the scarcity of
money, the total arrangement of exchanges,
and the general panic pervading all sections
of country, has brought business pretty
much to stand.
Great as is the calamity, however, 1t has
its lessons for rich men, or those who
were rich, but whose riches have taken to
themselves wings and flown away-and fol
the poorer people, also, who have lived by
their labor, and who have been but too envi'
Gus of their richer ncighbors. Labor has
been prospering from long time past al
the expense of capital. Money has been pro
cured at two or three and four per cent. a
month, instead of seven per cent. per annum
to pay for work for which there was no sale
There is always, among right-thinking men
an indisposition to discharge men or women
from the workshop. 1t is reluctant con-
fession of a declining business--a sort oil
public advertisement that change has taken
place, and that all things are not going on as
well as before. But such things have to be
done, and at best, in many places, needy and
good workmen have had to submit to reduc
ed wages--to half work-or, what is worse
than all. to total suspension of all labor
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NEGROES DEPREcIATIHG IN PRrcE.-The
arrangement in financial aff'irs has caused q
heavy depreciation in the price Of negroes Of
all grades at Richmond. The impossibiity
of getting money from tho South, and the
high rates Of exchange now asked have driv-
en- the largest traders out of the market, SO
that there is nothing being done in the bust.
npHa.
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RSS4,475.S2

"s,ince this report was made thecirculation
has been reduced about one hundred thousand
dollars, leaving the immediate liabilities less
than eight hundred thousand dollars. TO re-
deem which the Company has road which
cost over four million of dollars. and nearly
two millions Of dollars OF other assets, con.
sisting Of cash, notes, exchange, stocks, &C.,
SC, being nearly eight dollars Of assets, for
one dollar of immediate liability. With this
state Of facts before the public every ntelli.
gent man must know that the value of the
bills cannot be greatly impaired, and that the
resumption ofspecie payments may soon be
accomplished. That il may DO accomplish
cd in few months, we feel every confidence,
@n the purpose Of the Board, we learn,
10 direct all their means and energies to the
attainment of that result at the earliest pos
sble day."
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tv- Men may lose by being Too commu.
nlcatiye. The great laconic philosopher, Shirk,
says: "Keep shady, and u you see quarter
on the ground, put your foot on IT,"
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THE POST.
ATHENS, FRIDAYs OCT. "a, 1857.

HARRISBURG, Ocl. 10 ne rciei oill Ior
the benefit of the suspended banks has been
signed by the Governor.
The Legislature had adjourned.
Bosrox, Mass, Oct I3.---Lyman Brothers
China merchants, suspended to-day.
CHARLESTON, s. C., Oct. l3-The Peo.
ples' Bank. in this city, suspended payment
this morning
RICHMOND, Va, October l3.-The Custom
House in this city was entered by burglars
on Monday night, and S2o,7OO in gold was
abstracted from the Iron Safe. The burglary
was effected by blowing up the safe with
powder.
NEw NoRK, Oct. l3.-It is reported on
good authority that the Banks have all re-
solved to suspend. A meeting Of the officers
is still in session to night
LATER.-The Banks have resolved to sus-
pend, but make regular exchanges at the
clearing house. A committee goes to Albany
10 confer with the Governor in reference to a
meeting of the Legislature.
BosroS, Oct. l3.-L. Skinner, the largest
DRY Goods Commission house in the city has
suspended. The news of the New York bank
suspensions caused considerable excitement,
but no considerable effect on the banks.
New ORLEANS, Oct. l3.-Tbe steamship
Granada has arrived from Havana with dates
from that port to the 10th inst and with the
California mails and passengers.
The Northern Light takes forward 10 New
York, $l,25O,OOO. .l.~
The news generally is unmportant.
Weller, democratic candidate for Governor
of California, has a majority over both the
other candidates, Of about 1000.
Reports of the assassination Of the Mexi-
can General, Alvarez had reached San Fran
cisco.
Chief Justice Murray is dead.
Various disturbances of filibuster charac-
ter were occurring near the boundary OF
Lower California, aud il is said the Governor
of Lower California had joined the Ameri-
cans.
Accounts from the mines were satisfactory.
Business generally very dull in California
Bates, the ex.Treasurer, is imprisoned in
default of bail.
The revolutionary armies of Peru had not
had an engagement.
New ORLEANS, Oct. l4.-The Union bank
has Just suspended. heavy run is made on
all Free banks-great excitement.
The Branch Mint purchased from the
Banks two hundred thousand dollars silver
bullion, paying gold, thereby afiordng some
relief.
CINCINNATI, Oct. l4.-Flour 4 35a4 10;
wheat, red Is; white 80; whiskey Ia.
The Banks in the following paces sus-
pended specie paymsnts to-day: New York,
Albany, Brooklyn, Boston, Hartford, Trenton,
Portland, and generally throughout New
England. 1t is anticipated that Buffalo will
follow tomorrow.
WASHINGTON, Oct l4.--The Government
of Nicaragua has not been recognized M
stated 10 u recent dispatch.
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tN-The True Caronian learns that
counterfeit ten dollar notes OF the Bank Of
Hamburg have got into circulation, which 30
nearly resemble the genuine, that detection
of them Is very difficult.
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GEORGIA RAILROAD BASK.-The Chron-
icle, of this morning, in notice Of the sus-
pension of the Georgia Railroad Bank, says:
1--WE should do injustice alike to the public
and the Bank, were we not to express the
highest confidence in the ability of the Bank
to pay all its liabilities in avery short time.
Its immediate liabilities, were on the Goth Of
September, 1857, as shown by the report
published this morning, as follows
Dividends unpaid, Sl9,747,3s
Due to Corporations g. Agts ,08
Due to Depositors ll0,9l4,96
Circulation 675,402,40
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GUINEA Fowl VS.. RATs.-A correspondent
of the Prairie Farmer, who was much annoy.
ed BY rats, tried shooting, poisoning, and
everything he could think Of, but they defed
category. He then heard that they would
not remain where guinea fowls were kept
and procured several, and now says for years
he has neither seen nor heard rat about The
premises.
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IxprRIsuADLrY OF GurAr ExAMpLrs,-Th

IMPERIsHABILITY OF GREAT ExAMPLEs.-The
following eloquent passage occurs in Everett's
great oration:
To be cold and BREATH ess-to feel and
speak not-this is not the end Of existence to
the men who have breathed their spirit into
the institutions of their country, who have
stamped their characters on the pillars of the
age, who have poured their hearts blood into
the channels of the public prosperity. Tell
me- We who tread the sods on yon sacred
height, is Warren deadi Can you not still
see him, not pale and PROSTATE. the blood Of
his gallant heart pouring out Of his CHASTITY
wound, but moving resplendant over the field
Of honor, with the rose Of heaven upon his
cheek and the fire Of liberty in his eyef Tell
me- ye who make your pious pilgrimage to
the shades Of Vernon, is Washington, indeed,
shut up in that cold and narrow house =
That which made these men, and men like
these, cannot die. The hand that traced the
charter of Independence is. indeed, motion
less. the eloquent lips that sustained it are
hushed; bu: the lofty spirits that conceived,
resolved, and maintained it, and which,
alone, to such men, ''make it life to live"
these cannot expire:
"These shall resist the empire Of decay,
When time is DER and worlds have passed away
Cold in the dust the perished heart may lie,
But that which warmed II once never die"
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.g- DR.. VIM. C. Williams, of Manches-
ter, Ohio, who lost $4,000 BY the Ohio
Life and Trust Company, hung himself 10 a
barn on the night Of the 9Th Of October.
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iSs- a fisherman on the Potomac river
caught turtle few days since, weighing
three hundred aud ffty.six pounds.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1857-10-23

p6. Among the Mormons, boys Of ten
and twelve years Of age are enrolled in mill
tary bands, called the slope Of Israel"
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BLACKJACK, NoTTowAY Co, Va,
fl.,.L... O IOE1

Elopement and Supposed Bigamy-A man
named John Gillian Booth, formerly of the
county OF Nnitovay, Va, clipped on the 29th
of September, with young woman named
Ann Eliza Vaughan, taking with him all his
effects, which he had converted into money,
and an interesting little boy named Lewellen,
leaving IN afflicted and distressed mother,
with helpless infant. All persons who
would have villniny exposed, and the peipe-
traitor punished, and who can sympalhize
with distressed mother, ARE requested to
look out for said Booth, and il detected ia
any of the South or Southwestern States,
where he is supposed to have gone, to report
TO the Postmaster either ut Blacklace, or
Blacks g. Whites, Nottoway county, Va, in
order that steps may be taken to arrest him.
The said Booth is about 35 years old,
some feet inches high dark hair, dark
grey eyes, wears full whiskers in winter,
down cast look, suppressed vo,ce, can neither
read nor write, is fond of liquor; occupation
hns been that of an overseer, and will no
doubt seek that occupation. The said Ann
Eliza Vaughan is % years old, fat and bulky,
weighs some $50 lbs, full face, auburn hair,
blue eyes, decayed front teeth, can read and
write indifftrenlly The little boy is 6 years
old, spare made, rather delicate, light hair, if
questioned will tell Of his Mamma from
whom he has been inhumanly taken, and no
doubt will betray his cruel father Any per-
son giving information concerning them will
be suitably rewarded.
Papers published throughout the South
and Southwestern States, are requested to
copy.
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VOL. X.--NO. 474.

GETTING AT THE TRuTH.-Small Joe
L-was playing one sunny morning In
yard at the rear of his residence, when essay
ing to cast stone high in the air, he found
he had miscalculated his strength, or the
weight Of the stone, as that missile slipped
from his fingers; an taking an entirely different
direction from that he intended, went whack
through pane of glass in neighbours win
dow. Mrs. Connolly, who was engaged in
washing in the kitchen, hearing the smash
of glass in her spare room, rushed hastily 10
the scene of action, and through the bro
ken pane behed Joe in active retreat
lrate and indignant, the injured matron
sought the presence Of Mrs. L., and
straight poured forth the story ofher wrongs
Mrs. L--assuined a dignifed air, the ehl.
pdt was called to "the presence" and the
inquest on the departed pane commenced
"Joseph," said Mrs. with awful solem.
nifty, "did you break the glass in Mrs. Con.
nolly's window3" "Yes'm," replied Ios, with
promptiiude. "Joseph," said Mrs, L., "if
you broke that pane of glass shall certain
ly correct you; did you break it, sirl" Joe
hestated, but conscience was powerful, and
he replied that he did. Mrs. Took
sti,k from the mantle.piece: "Joseph," said
she, "f you broke that glass, shall correct
you most severely; ask again did you break
it!" Joe looked at his mother; he looked
at the stick; and hanging his head, he mur.
mered, "No ma'am." "There" said Mrs.
l.-trumphanlly, shat boy never told me
lie in his life. kno,od he never broke
no window; 'spect your little Custer broke
il; she heaved stone clear over our fence
yesterday" That's good style of encoura.
ging truthfulness in child, we don't think.
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@sn' Dap mir unlerr Npctbefc yrn 90. 800 1rn,n"r
n1h Nr. al Srparitr. Yer!eat batsn, nebeu ren Gtnt
llI'emrnt Der up Spptt uno Ntiaina, ,milten nsr +
nhe D. StrdBe. OanfrnO fir nas uus tisbrr oe1,hrnft.
3ntrauen, crlud,rn MIR, ms polelte audi in un;"r rn,
"'"fh @elAaiiSlofale gu 19sil merOsn gu loiIsn.
6tlhtr II. @,Gnina.
Gnrn Sale,
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Scutidbc Sc5ammc.
NrS. y. prttcS, !Nclde Dor ciIca rrci Satrcn roh 0ru,lh,
'unp MruutrPfte, nm olc prt0mmrntunlt III crltrncn, tcildic cprt
Gun 1Npf lang ec !tni"crNiol III @tcfcn, madtc caiclbil ibr Granlen
uNe !cmprclIt. lb lcpi ecih pcl9cn Yutluuml nit Ger N,rjidrruno
tMB JUG GU eefcn Stu9Nirc ubtr ihrt SRditgtcit .crlcatn fmu. Sir
III nu alien erlrroerl'prF ~t,ulr9ldcn SuiirUmcntsn pcrEkcn lnS
CMsNkMt fp auGerctIi nrt> on 0roucn gum Yhutc0clicscn Smpicn.
SaFGIlrn II. /. ~. SNrei @rnncrirnrn bcne ;r NahriCti. SnEk
2i. =. Rpttcs, irei S@u'tn rbcrbalb Srn. q. Sthop's ..ISiLpp
ptiNh SNa Faus", grraSln. 4, ,wai9e Nuirdgc fur Ie cntnr1enntinm,
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Sobamna Boilers,
hentlde 6etamme,
l.. StraBe, ,wilhcn Sroab= 1t. @tarI6aGtr.
Msue 0eutlhe Wpnthefe.

Msue Oeutlhe Qputbete.
sSir lnbtm @prSwtttds Der 4ten unb Yrcat1raFe Gin. r.ue
Gcuihc Npettcfe trHd' q. in wtlchrr mir aGt ctutIhcn Vr1rarate
paiten uo aaee ii uniertn, 0tlhGft 9tptbp.nbia frnh unb Won
Der telttn Aualiidt hits rrrrathia baIten iprrren. 9Sir laten tte>
Dab ale Oeutht ue ,nhre Sreunec Gin, hi ms ypr;uirrehen,
tint ieltit bic SHalil, unitrer Mctietncn q, We III hen = @,epts
sptrcen nit a0cr SpIfd!t te5 Ndlt5 uno 3aGes btrtittt. DC
1islun1en pcm 4anet mereen af caS 9inthititt Re crat.
ScEGr9lIe unb Yinicl rpu alien Srrhn unh GrrEsn,
Gar5cn Ytn nutn S'nHtS'tn uue Manufactureu.
9ertatonnateS unb S:iftn III ben bilislhn 0rtiIn III ;
ppn autli Scrhn,
parflmtien, 9-irfcr,. Gimnrs, 1pnetiricad, 1hs
ties eOlntIdtt 9Sann, gtwlr;e II. tsI.
fino tets friih " haten:
Srttsn erbteitn mir cine ncue Vdeuna Yp~ Grtraettn frar,cTihtr
Srmbeeren mo ercbvrsn Slite. ipc!de mir su ben bilis1rn srei
zen Ycrtauf II.
Garm9ii6 5mTrumsntc, Gisatrtn, Sabaf ii. tsG. mcrttn ittt
p%rrrIthis asbd'ttn
Musse,tidnrE N1rirc, mrldt niht asnrii&t umb nur bn Nrar-
len bic meitsn 9aotttattn tbuu, iptrbtn ehsnfaaS in srcbr NaI
r%prr6tbia 0cbafttn.
l~shcrhaupt NErs. teas III inherent Gtihditt aetSrt, nib Ycr
. II telttn esmN&H, er8ltiNrn, %franioil6cn unS amerifanlihs!
Hoonelun Ell btiten.
$ RI YNut EiiGer, bcutiher @pottefr. wshtr If ttn,Itci
miro unltr; Au Zen tlets nit rr grcrttn Nufmtrfianftit III bchan
fcIn, tpirb itn Sshss Sau btit.0aer, i'm ben QSuuNhcn unisrtr
Munecr ppllfellnca III tntiprcten.
Nl ,abl { den 3uprgI Ri Nn
Barring Ii. 9eartt,
Spcthtftr uuS Gbcmicr.
Daul Hii6er. toz;iter Npottftr. LII
BUR Nahriht.
Dem SubNtun, bic ~9ln,ci1c, RAP mchrerc arrBe unD
iuftiSe 3imhcr i'm 6ptcl Der llnter,rihnrtcn ucu eins
9erihttt iino uae Iostci& ts,parn mcrbcn f5nn:n Giro
quite Soft, freunoiime 3immrr unp aufmrrfinmr Ssriss
nuns wercen i'bem Sohresr bies rcue Gtabtilitmtn
bato sapfctlsaSprrt6 maiden.
&, MJrrhauiel H.. Gpmp.