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The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1857-02-13
How ard

Howard Notation.
TO all persons Diseases, such as
Spermatorrhos mess, Impotence,
Gonorrhea, elect, Nee Of 0nanism, or
Self Abuse, &C., &c.
ton Of human life, cause Bsxual Diseases, and the
receptions practised upon unfortunate victims OF
such diseases by Quacks have directed their Consult
ing Surgeon. charitable act worthy OF their name,
to give Medical adptce 0rafis to all persons thus az
hicted, who apply by letter. with description Of their
condition, (age occupation habits OF lfe &c) and In
cases Of exreme poverty and suffering to furnish Medi
cines free of charge.
The Howard Association u benevolent Institution,
established by special endowment for the relief Of the
sick and distressed, afliced with virulent and Epi-
demic Diseases" It hasnowa surplus Of means, which
the Directors have voted to txpend In advertising the
above notice. II Is needless 10 add that the Associa-
ton commands the highest Medical skill Of the age and
will furnish the most approved modern treatment
Just published. by the Associatlon, Report on sper-
matorrhea. or Seminal Weakness the vice Of Onanism
Naturalization or Self Abuse and other diseases IL the
Sexual Organs. by the Consulting SURGEON, which will
be sent by mail Tin sealed snveiope) free Of charge
on the receipt Of two stamps for postage.
Address, DR.. GEO. r. CALHOUN Consulting Surgeon
Howard Association, No. South Ninth street, Phia.
delphia, Pa. By order OF the Directors. b
EZRA D. HEAkrwEiL, President
Csc. rAncHnD, Secretary. Feb 6,y-%s7
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SCALES Scalosi-Piatform and Counter Scales
- (aI sises,) Just received and for sale cheap for
cash, BY Jan 90 @. W. ROSS.
Hard TJ~~s Cssss .sgSts. No More!
VUVH0sE Indebt 10 me, either BY note or account,
IL will save cost BY callss and ssttllng Immediately,
as money need snd must have. mean What say.
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Premium lack.
Chancery Court as Pfksvflie.
Z OrrIcr or THE CLknx 4 MAsIss, 1
January Rules, 1887. \
William 8. Swafford,
John swasord. II al

0N motion, and IL appearing from the 81.
~ legations Of the complsiusnt's bill that
dent Of this State, IL IL ordered thst pubiioa-
tion be made for four successive weeks in the
Athens Post, newspaper published In the
town OF Athens. MoMinn county, Tenn, re-
quiring the defendant to sppear On sor before
the next term Of the Ceanesry Court, TO BE-
held at Pikeviile, Bledsoe county, Tennessee,
on the third Monday Of March next, and I'd.
swer the compliments bill. or the same will
be taken for confessed, aud set for hearing 20
pavts d to him.
L 8. G. NORWOOD, o. an. !.
T Jan Q, ls67-4t-prs fse ts-ls7 -
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Valuable Property for Sale.

Athens, Jan 10, ls57-tf-4s4
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u.sult of the Ee.assessMenI- Une ~,
dred Million OF Dollars Gam 1"


R,suIt Of the Ee.asses.menI .Un 8, six
ared Million or Dollar" Gain Id s
Years: ,a. NJ
The result of the re-assessment OF the I@""s -
.,s. commonwealth has been sscersained ana 10
given bv the Richmond Examiner. Hpreseu'
striking comment on them. Tribune helA'V'
Times e. Co.'s stereotyped slang ab'nt the "o,n.
on, soil and irrecoverable decline Of Virginia Inc
assessment Of 1850 made the sgereeate VA'ue VI
the real estate of Virginia s274 6So,22o Inc ~
sessment of 1856 makes this value S3'S 4S4'o'''
and shows an increase of SOS, TAB Soy Tnis last
assessment has been made, too, under tne ionu.
suce of doubled taxes, when combination Oh
circumstances conspired to induce as low . STATE
valuation As possible Each assessor, living IN the
district he assesses and subject himself to the
taxation imposed has Of course no motive to ex-
aggerate the value. The Examiner mentions an
instance where farm was assessed under the last
assessment at S25 the acre and was sold within
three months afterwards at $50 the acre. The
tendency In 1850 WAS to assess at full market
values The tendency in 1856 has been to assess
at the very lowest valuation, and we verify be
lieve the real estate of Virginia to be worth near
$3.50, 600 600 than 1915, 900 600.
Let Eli Thayer g. Go. put these facts in thei
pipes and smoke them, on their Wy to Virgina
Let the Tribune publish them as proof positive c
the irrecoverable decay of Virginia and the blight
ing effects Of slavery.
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Tribute to an American Commodore.
Lord Palmerston, in the course of defence of
his public policy at q grand banquet at Tiverton,

Tribute to an American Commodore.
Lord Palmerston, in the course of defence of
his public policy at grand banquet at Tiverton,
said:
1--WE are often told to look to our own cousne n
tn. United States az models Of ennduc and there are
sone things t,ich they might just yell look to US;
Il laugh but We beg of the advocates of peace to
address themselves with eyes right to the United
Staten sy what did their commander do in this very
difficulty ia China Ia comparison with eficsrf,
civil and naval? Why there wss boat belonging to
ono of their ships Of war fred at Well, that was
greet iasuit; aud there might have been excuse
made for 1t tn engaged in these host Titles
with China, and it might have been said that this
American was taken for an English boat 1t 10 trus
the Officer in that boat waved the American flag
but thu Chinese might have said that we known
strategy of wa, and you wave the American flag to
de csvs We believed 1t was an Engtish boat, and
therefore fred at it But did the American COM
manaer. like Str Michael Seymour and Sir John
Row ing demand an apology, and demand that Sim
lar thing should at again? Not the least In the
world as inverted the usual course which il said
he put 1t thus: blow and word. (Cheers snd
lsushter) He bsgan to knock down the fort, and
after dess Dying that fort he sent to the Commission
or to say an Jesuit had baen offered his fl az and he
hope for apology, (eheers,) and assurance to
the effect that it would not happen again. (cleersl
and he gave twsn'y four hours n this apology and
explanation to be sent to him; but before these
ty-four houI had expired the ship which was lying
the Office r. shrexdly imagined were for we'd de-
fenc il not for renewed attack Well this Amsri-
officer, without waiting ard writing to the United
states to know what to do; without waiting for
~ four hours to expire; bus he said, mo, no Mr.
Chinamsn, this wont Go; you are throwing up fresh
batteries and putting In fresh euns;' ard he COM
menced the demolition of the 70 e. and took possss
be had given the Chinese Com missioner 10 order to
make his sp llogy and explanation. (Cheen")
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o. TYLER l. Co. HAVE TAKEN SINCE THEY
opened at 1S9 Main street, S 900 licensees
TYLER Co. took during their sojourn Is years. in
Charleston, $50, 600 likenesses.
TYLER Co. during the years they were in New
Orleans took iksnessss OF all its citizens and stran-
gers.
TYLER Co have fitted up fine suite Of rooms, at
1879 Main street. where they intend to remain psrma-
nently.
TYLER L Co. employ twenty artists, paying them
saIsries from 81 to $40 per week.
TYLER Co. manufacture their own materials and
chemicals hence their ability to make likenesses 10
very cheap.
TYLER Co can take half dozen Hkenesses and
finish them in FIVE minutes, by the tightening ex-
press.
TYLER Co have machine that takes three like.
nesses at one sittng, and from 400 to 800 daily.
TYLER Co. the sole inventors of the Pot
Bromine, the Triple Camera, and the steam process
of picture making.
TYLER Co are tho only artists who use hiue-
~ hence they make the finest of portraits for so
cents.
TYLER Co. make By far better likeness for so
cents, and make the operation more cheerful and
picture moro durable than competitors can.
TYLER Co. hsve the la ssst Gallery in the coun-
try and take many pictures in one week. az all
rivals in the State combined, do in month.
See further, at 1879 Aain street.
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THE HON. THOMAS Fl BENTON A correspond.
ent Of the Buffalo Republic tails rood one about
the alive old gentleman who never lectures
for money" He was going down the Hudson on a
steame- not long since. and when the clerk OF toe
boat AK him for bis name, the old man replied
"Sir, you have heard of my rame often; II IL com
mon. sir, hereabouts." The clerk still looking al
him, MT b. continued. "My name Is Benton. ~
Thomas H. Bentoua" "Yes, air. The clerk
bowed politely. passing the money back, and
handed Mr.. ticket and key to . state room
Mr.. B. said, This Is civility had hoped to es.
cape here" He concluded, however, that discra.
ton was the better part of vaior, by taking the
key and money and marching off
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THE MONUMENTAL FAIR.-Our acknowledge
ments are due the ladies of the fair In DR. Hud-
sons building. for some very choice specimens Of
the dainties with which their attractive tables are
crowded. But we recommend the public to 60 and
Judge for themselves. In addition to refreshments
Of . very enticing character, the specimens of
needlework, of various kinds, are superb Ladies,
who ought to be judges, pronounce them unsur-
paasod
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From Havana.

MOBILE, ALA, April 16.-The steamer QUAKER
City has arrived here with Havana dates to the
18th.
An attempt had been made to assassinate Mr..
Smith the British Consul for his exposure OF GER
tain transactions regarding slaves
1t is thought there will be no war with Mexico,
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LOCOMOTIVE CRossrNe THE ILLINOIS RIVER
On Saturday the frst train crossed the new ,,,
road bridge which has been thrown over sne In :.
the Peoria and Oouawks and Eastern Extens'on
Railroads, and is the 1rst bridge thas ms ue9 -
constructed across navieabie river oelcnens "
the State The Illinois Central crosses .oovs AZ.
sale, but. until that part Of the river m.
bridge IL 600 feet long, with draw $50 feet In
eu1th
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WASHINGTON, April 16.h.-The Nebraska ap-
nointmeuts for which there were over one hun.
ared applicants, are officially promulgated % fol.
lows: George II Eixou. Of Tennessee, Register
OF Land Office, and Charles B Smith, Of Minnes
.ota, Receiver Of Public Moneys for Nebraska
Land District; Andrew Hopkins, Of Pennsyivabis,
Register and Edward Deslonde, Of Alabama, Re
ceiver Of Public Moneys for the South Platte Dis
trict; John N Il Patrick, Of Nebraska, Register,
and John G Turk, Receiver of Public Moneys for
Dekotah District.
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SUBsSTREsTs-The French Government has
ordered the construction of substreets In the new
streets that were formed In Paris for the purpose
Of laying the different pipes for sewerage, water,
gas and for telegraph wires. The result has not
yet been found very satisfactory. The same pro-
ject Is aboutto be carried into practice In London
In the new streets of Southwark and Westmip-
ster, and the board Of works offer prizes of G100
$50 and $50 for the three best designs:
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- Cancers aud Tuiuors Cured wfthout
cutting DIR KAHN late of Philadsl phis, respect.
fully offers his services to the citizens and the pub
lie generally, for the cure OF Cancers Tumors.
Moulds, 3lotches and all diseases of the skim tiS
csn also cure Secret Diseases
He will remain in Richmond three months.
can be found at his Office, at the Clifton Eouse from
10 A. ID, to 6 r. H.
Recommendations can bs seen application
I6-1mS
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- Mourning Goods.

a. Mourning GOods..-
Superb plain bl. ck ri,ks without lustre
Lupns extra fine black Bombazne, very cheap
Super black Hermann and 6reaadine
Black Cr.pe Meretz and Tamartine
Black Tamese Cloth, Chalis and Aouselaine
Lupin's super black BeIsge; black French Cambric
Black Grape, Love, and Mourning Lacs Wells
Black Cape Collars and slesvs:. very handsome
Mourning Nantes, and black Hernanni and Berags
shaws
ap 17-3t PRICE L. WATKINS.
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"Howadii0 Curtis.

The New York Express administers well-de'
served castigasion to Curtis. alias "Howadu," ed
i.or of Putnam's Magazine, famous for abuse Of
Southern men and manners. It shows up the lit
erary pre.ender and maudlin sentimentalist in bis
true coiors "Howadji' says there is no gentility
In the Southern States He has also been demol'
fishing Rev. DR. Adams aud Mr.. Choate. People
used to think Sir Walter Scott some pumpkins
till Howadji demonstrated that he was . small
potato Terrible Howadji!
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a Noffce...We, the undersigned, hav-
ing taken the Store, Nc. I0S, corner of 18th and
Main sts.. lately occupied BY Henry shafer. beg
leave to inform the pubic generally, that al Q
now receiving large and handsome stock Of Sprir z
and Summer CLOTHING Also, a beautiful assort.
ment of Gentlenen's FURNISHING GOODS at
wholesale and retail, to which would respectful.
ly cali their attention, and will endeavor to please
aud sccomm ode,e all who cali
N WALKER l. CO,
ep 7-6t 1tS. corner l4.h and Main sts
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The Freshets in Maine

wATERvILLE, Me-, April 16 Owing to the se-
we're rains of the past week and the rapid rise In
the Kennebec river, the toll bridge at this place
went down the river about o'clock this morning.
The Kennebee Railroad, at SkowheRan, has also
been Carried away The loss to the railroad COM
pauy is about $4,000. The freshet is causing
serious damage all along the river, blu. the water
ia now subsiding.
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TThe Concluding Lecture ofthe pres.
emit course, bsfore the Young Mems Christian A $50
citation will be delivered on TUESDAY evening,
April ,2lst at O'CLOCK, In the Second aplst Church
by JOHN r. THOMPSON, Esq.
Members can procure their season tickets from the
Librarian, at the rooms of the Associas
Tickets of admission be procured ct the princi
pal booksores at the Exchsnge Hotel at the stores
of Laidley 4 Robinson Meade & Baker, AID at th .
door Price of tickets % certs. For schools eight
tickets for 81 epl4-td
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~ The Art of Dyesng the # uman Hal,

a. The Art of Dyesng the Human Hair,
IL but imperfe city understood even By those who
axe the greatest pre.ensit The most ofthe pop
uar hair dyes of the day may for the ms. color tho
hair; but soop be succeeded by furnished green,
other unsehtly appeal auce fLETCHER's Hair
DYE void Of these noxious properties; it instant
dyss the h ir beautiful natural black or brown,
which nett water sunshine can tarnish the
least. For sale and applied at
MOLLER'S Hair Dressing Establishment,
Brackets Hotel Broad street, above Cd
B.-J. E. M. 10 pleased to announce that h. has
enes ged the servic OF Mr. FLxTcBsR late of Bal
lard's Hotel ap 18-1tt
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Iord palMeeNtoos 49,,
INA news from the ,siish eiec''on M. ,rus
r.rd Palmersson master Of the ns'o. - ~. ma.
,vpe Of John Bull has rallied the spun ). ana Al,
zion to HE support, and Palmersson y n he /. no
enemies nowhere. Though an y" - ,ncc.ssful
old fosy, and % buoyans v,s0,s ~. s,,a.. Golden,
10 ss, snS GIBSON who the leader: in the
.ssemp. unenpee.edly GU. doors, whilst pa~ers
selves =. ,a,o the mex, Parliament at the head
ton WI ~ hundred stronger than that with
o ., :. opened the ..e session Scarcely con
"nea :. leader is left of any note, save Glad
sess . n IA. universal rout. "Going to the coun
.'0"' T., .ucb weather has ruined the health OF the
Wy ,,,a,,s,, Punch ought to get out a csricasure
: 49, camera, smashing of conservative and raai'
= a, erockery, under the head of "A Bull In on'nA
Shop"
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THE CASE OF REV o. P. FARRINGToH-The
Church Council at Cohasset, Mass, after invests
eating the charges of adultery, &c, against the
Rev. o. P Harrington, voted six for aequittal and
three for conviction It ia understood that Mr..
Harrington will vacate the pulpit
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The M church in WATERFORD, S. O., was
destroyed by fire on the 9th March.
In Edgefeld. S. G Monday, John W. Wits
steam mill and i've other buildings were destroyed
by fire. Loss S25 900.
Jno H Owen, a we'll known merchant of New
Orleans died in New York last week.
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The FxDIosiou ON the Scott

NEW YORK. April It, 3P MA returned filli-
buster says that most of those killed by the ex
piosion on the Scott belonged to Lockridge's new
battalion
The accident was caused by some one throwing
q can of powder into the furnace.
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|, | psrsxrrArros.--T Albaay D1rwess Corr
- vsrr entertained y hile 10 Wsahiu9ton durin8
,ha m susuraticu BY Cornelins Wendell. Dsq. .
fnrmer towpsman end comrade, have procured
silver ssiver pitcher. and eoblets which they In
tend 20 present TO him - souvenir Of his hospt-
faifv
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EFSINcE the announcement that MR.. PowEBs
was taking Ambrotypes for FIFTY CENTS each,
there has been perfect rush at his Gallery and hun
dreds upon hundreds have gene away unable to get
their nkenesses taken account of the in mense
crowd, many being unable to get inside of the Gal
Iery. Fifty cent Ambrotypes are something nov i n
this part of the world. The old paguerreotype may
be had at any price, and are dear at even penny
each Ambrotypes are the only pictures worth hav
ng They be had for Fifty Cents at Mr.. Pow.
1Rs' Gallery only
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TheafrA.

Tonight, the FLoRENCEs give their last per-
Torrance of their present engagement. They offer
one of their very best bills for the occasion. Last
night they had full house to their complimentary
benefit Their whole engagement has been de-
eided triumph for them. Their many admirers
have focked nightly to the theatre to enjoy their
multiform and very entertaining representations
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yIcE.-The board to examine the models, plar q
and specifications Of the steam cutter, authorized
by recent act Of Congress to be constructed for
the revenue cutter service, met in Washington on
Wednesday; but the decision, the Star says, will
not probably be made for . week or ten days.
The bidders are as follows:
Lupton, el40 900; Vaughn & Lynn 9lI0, COO
Page e. Allen. $50 600; J 3 Steers, 9l3e 600; A
Q Bell, el29 coo; Il Harrington, $4,000; w H
Wrbb, DO price; A Patterson, ee4 $40; ] A Yves.
terves, ol22 500; Thomas Collyer, Slel, TBS; Thos
ssscx SIG 750 D Erskine $50 600; T Far-
~; si24 900 w H Webb, f2d,3 no price; w
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AZ A Fact worth knowing. AT this pa r.
tcular season, when the weather is a. chenge cable
a. she wnd-when the most robust combinations are
attacked and northumberland when f. ehle systems
sary that scientific principles should be brought to
the aid of Nature in order to avert the contraction
OF those diseases that usually become Gated and
ed from the continuous changes referred to- of all
the discoveries yet made, none sesm To answer the
purpose 30 well as AKERS BIrTERS, for while
other remedies have bsen tried and failed, this me-
pepsis nervousness, general debility, cholc sour
stomach, colds, and consumption in Its incipient
stsRes Prepared solely of vegetable extracts and
SO admirably compounded to act at once upon the
liver, digestive organs blood and mind 1t drives out
Impurities, increases the appetite, improves the di
gestion, strengthens the lungs and tones up the
inner man az 70 rendsr 1t impervious to ordinary
colds As family medicine, 1t has no equal, and
needs only 10 be tried, to recommend itself.
For sale by all Apothecsries and Druggists Price
so cents per bottle. NH N
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New Daily journal.

WARRINGTON, April 1z-Msjor Heiss' new pa
per, The States was issued for the first time this
evening He promises a bold aud independent
tome while adheripg to Democratic policy.
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DIED.

Yesterday mornins, at half past o'clock, Eo
TELLE GERMAN, infant daughter Of A. J. Per
due, assd yesrs s months and days.
Her funersl Will take place At the fesidsnce Other
father. nssr Wesley Chspel In the Valley, to NOR.
row Sunday morning. at 9 O'Clock. Friends and
sequsintspees are invited to attend
On the 5th APRIL 1t bis residence in Amhers.,
ROBERT D. WARWICK, in the 4sth year Of his
age. "t& =
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Marine Disaster.

NEWPORT, April Is The schooner Mercy
TAYLOR from Philadelphia for Boston, put into this
port yesterday in Distress having been in collision
with the ship Plutarch.
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FAST The s.aunch old steamer Curtis Peck,
Captain Davis. arrived at Norfolk Thursday at
2s o'clock. This is the quickest trip from Rich
mond to Norfolk that has been made for some
time. It seems that the Peck improves by age.
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EF To Merchants Mechanics and OF hers
Merchants and othersIwishing to have CIRCULARS,
CARDS, BILL HEADS, BILLS OF LADINa,
POSTERS, DC. &c. printed, invited to call at
our extensive JOB Office, which is supplied with al.
most every variety of type, embracing eli the latest
sty'es.
Cur assortment of CARDS, large and small, Bust.
meas and Visiting, plain and fancy, cannot be ex
celIed
Wedding, Party and Ball TICKETS. and Visiting
and At Home CARDS, printed in the neatess posi-.
bic style.
All work executed at short notice and at the low.
est CASH PRICES A call from those desiring any
description of Printing, is respectfully asked at the
"DIsPATCH JOB OFFICE" corner of Main and
18th streets, whsre can be seen some of the finest
specimens Of printing executed in this country
jNO, d HAMMERsLEY & CO.
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NAvAL.-The s. sloop of-war Germantown
was tax into the dry dock at Norfolk, Thursday.
She will be ready for sea about month hence, and
Ii bound for the East Indies
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Kew. Mr. KaIiach.

BOSTON. April l6 The friends of the Rev. Mr.
Kalloch rallied In great numbers ct fremont Tenn
pe last night, and contributed about 81 900 to de-
fray his expenses in his late trial.
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THE PENALTIEs.-The President has fixed the
amount of the bonds of the Receivers at the new
land offices in Nebraska and Wisconsin at ESQ.,
90 each
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s,s-Ars John Gaze, of Ksnsinstor. N
q, was Issding horse into the seable. when ID.
~ ~ o. leaving the snimal on shs outsds
- Wy thatWhsu the horne start.T = :. .Hr y
80 sosn Gem her hard, and tAs eords -. H.e
from be- ssn y her elbow, "sss asaWa
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.Jail RurUf.
ResignatIen.

BALTIMORE, April 1.-THE jail a: Hagerstown
Md, was burnt LAST evening Prisoners safe.