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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-11-18
SECOND BOARD
TUESDAY, Nov. l1-r. y

TUESDAY, Nov. Up. NJ.
The transactions at the Stock Board to-day were to
enormous extent, and the first call was not ever until
IL O'Clock. The spirit of speculation was rampant,
and tie Board a Of intense excitement the
cesire to buy touching almost the pon. Of insanity.
Each lot of stock offered wss claimed By halfs dozen
buyers. The shorts free purchasers but the up
ward impetus Of prices received large aid from outside
orders and nom the clique of bull operators who have
control of the market. The public, who aIs gen.
orally In at the highest point, are buying now
I the stocks they refused when 20 to 80 = cent
lower One remarkable feature in view of the
activity at the Board is the large proportion of
business done for cash. The time operations are
comparatively email The aggregate registered bust.
ness to day cleo of bonds and - OO0 shares Of
stock. OF this less than 5000 shares were on time
In sdditiop, large business was done outsids the
Board. The advance in STATE Stocks was rapid, aud
Missous recovered all they lost yesterday, closing a.
III virsipss up from 81 to Gil Caornias sold q.
20; North Carolina, 81; Louisiana, So Tencessess
IS, &c. Among the most buoysnt stocks were those
which have recently beer depressed. Michigan South
en- which was % yesterday, sold up to 81 and the
Preferred to 45l. Within 40 days, Michigan Southern
has ,old as low as G. La Crosse advanced to Is from
10 yesterday, God Mlwspkse AID Mississippi 10 81
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-11-18

SHOT ';,sly, and IN moderate demand ss,. -.
r uiossh ="
TEAS Low pri.ei YoorE Hy'ous are N god s.us,A
ee'inlns pro.s. Al auction sIe 4 rev BlSots sEne,sS
'1r 's-norOw.
iObACCO O. rhsr" s. 5oils M price, s..,.,,
,sls- VI lh hhd, hnscky ard Nfsiu'A a, NE, lss
barapa - SaSe 90 ba4ss lara pTss:e Term, a. -
case se.ol-sf % 2'c - go"
TlN-bloct TN u in limited d-uand, but psioes ,x,s
nt'sIil ctsoes s,lss 0f 500 slabs Ssnca !. q,
Plat. have beer sciivs bat o~ s.ss OF
ID a. 90 % essh =" do DO .. Prics. t.n.pir,d
a. Cole 81 80 cash, End 30 DO. Charcoal Tern. =, "a
months ~
AZ. Is.cO n 81 10, cesb. - s<es
WHIsKY-1hs demand il fair and the usri.. r-s.. q
sal., q 900 bhls 81 81 82ic. Hn;
wHALEBoNE continues lAnguid. bot prices a., -.
laitksr change. SV
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ARRVRn.

ARTHUR-TALLNADGE- AT St Lake. Cnlrch Gsrps IN
tow, Penn or Tburd,y, Nov r. By the Rev JONI no.
rev Frederick Arthur IL 81 Loaa ~ 70 Lna o.asn'e
OF The ate Theodore 3. Tsl mAdse NJ d, Of New Iofz'
r. n, K.a,.5.v ID ID John Bell 70 Miss elizabeth
MAJ va adj o. ed osssL;sr Of HoFsoe May. NJ D.
pRIpGN y-BEETDICT-Io Roche',sr On IhGrsdsy. NoYi
70 b. -. Rev j Edwsrd, the Rev C. d. w Bridzrnin o.
Sorii,iowp J.. Mt' 1uee's C. BereSI't' ds9shteF
o NJ. Benedict, esq.. Of that ciiy.
MORGAN FREDERICK On TbnrsiLy Nov z b. me
Rev W. Rankin, }. J. Morgan 70 Mas s. L. Frederick, al
Of this city.
goReIsON- PEDEN-At Rochester, " y, on Friday, Nov.
IS y the Rev Dr. McLysre pYid Mormon OF this city TO
Miss n.rssret Peden o. Rochester.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Sunday Nov. 9, BY the Rev
3. Van ZsBd, Mr. John T. Mclaughlin TO Mss C'emenee
Gagcgu.
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Re~.ips. Of Produce. Nov. II.

Bv NORTH Boats -47ss hbls Flour, D. 900 eGsh os,
ssse bush Wheat bush Barley pkg. AsAes Hphss
Beef 49,, $50.
BY Hsd,oa Rs.e, Raavoad 70, u, ssst s.Iss ssss,tsn
No, IA 1870 Cstte Calves Sheep, Horses 800 I've
Hoss dressed Hog ~ Nation sos pkg Batter 500 o.
Cheese II DO Poultry sdo Egg sB W. Flour n do If.it
Annie. $50 bush Os I9s do Feed stse DO Psstoss Les
biz. Hay 2i DO. Hops tan Marble, do Slate, sNS sLa
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The Ju-y Ys.p5 sb6 sos.Lt .o1u ne M '.'
tsty re.gf.-s ..1o9r-.fA ssTd-- Z i4iy " r. =
s'.d .s.t J.rs Le poJsd re.pectrs ''<i fsi-~ ~
each iJfor answered f-f ysrd. ~ S1i!y . -. a.,
Pr p. I'D ,.,nr h.1ld se 'ona ~ 70 1s- %;
Pa,lr. ~ s4.-Tdy make Gu 'aon ei IL" deferred sen
~ - re-, s ,ssrp.a III II ocloes ornoriow m'ruins
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MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT OF NETWORK


bipe-vbsins Jewet New 0rs ans, master; Dsnd
Webster Miner, Havana, D Rob-ts
ship-C. MeIvin. herwin, Bristol. w. Elwen Co.
Bak-R. II. Gamble Powell ST. AsIks SnAivoOd, Earl
Co.
Bhs,-Asbby (Br Thomas Constaptinope, P. l. Neviask
Sons; East, GrsHsn. Galve ston, C Morrsy
Scbooner-AngeiDe, STRAIN, Havana, Conklfni Fess
Wing, Davis Apalachicoa r. Post, Com. ksarney Brov1
BcGoD g. w Lewis Co Howard. Nickerson, Som
bero J. Dow Mzrkd Beers Boston, Dayton epfsgzss
sloop-1b's Hull, Hull Providence. master.
Stesmer-Loeust Point. French Baltimore H. B. Cfomwei
Chesp.ske. Cornell Portland, H. B. Cromwelli Beverly,
Perez PhiadelPhis- ~
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- S,s,s R.rLs but .bOut twenty nave re.poot

Anthe State Banks but sbou. twenty have responded
TO the resolutions of the Clearing House in regard to
rede,pp.ions From present appearances, there will
No. be more than eight ten banks, if as many which
will fail to make suitable arrangements before Thurs
day for redeemipg their notes as usuA at the Metro
polItan Bank.
preliminary consultation Of sfew Of our b,uk
officers was held today, at whi,h the question of
resumption was freely discussed: The extreme views
of both psrtie, appear to have been somewhat mod
fed, and the sentiment of the meeting was tina. re-
sumption would quietly and OF necessity snsus during
December or January.
The Cirousr Of Mr.. Wright, for the steamer, says :
Cnor-The prospects for crop have materially improved
owing 70 the sbsepce Of frost and the unusually hne weather
for maturing and pch which has over the greet cot
-prOducr reg on the nddl. Of seg:enber must
sprps cold been iay made u and me eenefA a.
ssres ;OupkSi ws,Sts he hope tss' as SH~ss yield
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CCTfT CALE rDAH-AHis D,I = :,
L {. D,srE,cr CoURT-Nos. IS 81, "a, y, ~,
ic%,yypIos Counr - TriH Tern Nos. 80, lO4,
s,s as ,sa ss7 go IN es3 49, sg TO- 1o2 70j TO- III
rs I7s lp07 81. ca SCI. IA e. 20 =,
KrsGs CoUsIY CIpcUIr COURT.-Nos !, II, 10, ~
p "A % Is &c, Il, -, q, % D. "a, inclusive. % ~
BRooKLYs CITY CoURT.--Nos. ~. II. ", ~, -
~ y 81 g. 81. So a s. ~. 49, 80. 81. 81. 81, S
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. Arrived.

ste.m.hp Glasgow Br Goodwin from tn. Clyde sl.t yi
hsd .ircns be taps bead .iHds The whole PASSAGE
o. s N steamship Ariel Ludlow Bremen ~ soath..Ptoa
Of af Pon 1fss eGd g.s v.Sds
.m.V s..Iys Ss5 a:s Con Co ssss:,
NJ of H.tter.s exchanged signals with steamship Aasus
sa sssn ssa Bsss ). r.
was detained BY sfoe. A..
Eibe p. Nov l. With Indse and 4os % Z. Bsss
Had s . i s. sS of s -, Nov A.
ssml. l. Mtehil With passengers and md.e
lb With ndse. sud go pas. to L.ytin Hsrsut The g
day, IN English Channe been Of tee Bsnts
~ t si ss1Ty net ~
sh's.ed sn,. With bark Milton bound up the Ca,o.. S:s
ward N9y lat. a So lon 40 81 passed ship presdnsuth'
snip EsI A99 GaIeL LSsrpo9l OF H. si.. I'd. '1d :,
,s s.c o o. 50 bales cotton the hui and bad
Ere and had been long that situation probably me hos"
BAH Maria Turner Ph.d.ph. day. with coal g n..:sr
Eos ods vim %a@ to 10 asys2
Gather on the split 's esnsd away hs' h'sa &c
sesI M.y Tosn E so.t1
schi Geo: ai.t.e IT, Parker, Wright. days. with
eL Potomac. y: III. i ssys " Th , "a:
scLr Tspp Hazard BuekIand Hartford dsJ with pow.
' f < '1 po ast.G xsSH a,ss Cromwell @ With stone
schr. +. 4 Hs.ih M.rsD, Hs"sR' Island 10 day. with
schr Haati Us BIZ Hunter. Windsor NJ s. 10 d4ys With
plaster and potatoes TO master.
sckr Mary Ann, Sawyer, E1tport esys with plaster 70
Smith Boynton. .
opsy KenseY Providence s hoer', with mase 70
Isaac Ocen
Piedmont ws, Portland u days. with nass 10
II. b. Cromwell.
sAILED-st.sm.hip Dsnl Webster. Miner for Hsvsss ~
New Orleans; brig CaioliIe Wbtsberry for Asrnws, -
9th 70.
Withholding the day, from W.sW tsNW -
The paekehip Devonshire 50 tuns. was this nornine
taken the Sectional Deck for repair she viii be "Trip
Ped recsvked newly coppered The Ice boat Atn
tie By the Union Ferry Company s also on tae szs1
Sectional Dock foot Of Clinton street. for the purpose Of eeas
eoppered 49,.
BALTIMORE Nov. i6.-The schr Baltic, Csp sspasnsSt
&c Cuba bound 20 Baltimore with cargo o. ~
uus copper has gone ashore Cutack Beach ana w
be total oss AL hands have psrished the body Of sms
it'll ships papers sshed 10 him has ws,hed ssAo-e sappeee
be hs Of the captain. Some may be saved The
ssl 10 insured IN Pbisde phis for 90 90. ....4
By letter 70 Envood Wslter, esq.
Secretary Of Board Of Undefwritsrs
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BY telegraph

BOSTON Nov. II AR. .hips C..ss cqrrss Ksspp ~ ~
cut,a; Art Union Sherman, ditto Robert Pstten from
Sieun Leoue. - -, ...,ss.
SAVANNAH, Nov 1.-The U. s. ~ steamship Aus'"~
fIOm New 70 L. airyed here thu morning ,. u.dou.
CHARLESTON, Nov n.-fhe Z: 8 y ssssmsMp s
Eon New York arrived here at O'Clock the Eefnsnt
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-11-18

MINIATURE ALnAsAc......fHis DAy.
gun-Rises.,. $751; sets.....4s4o Moon-kisss S S's
wArrs.-..rHIs DAT. =. =.
sanSy Hook. f5S Gov lsPd.. s:fsm Hell 0se s.''ies
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-11-18

The same paper sous:
Altogether the exhibit Il not favorable 10 "a cary
resuuptior of specie payments but il will be seen that
the available assets Of the banks have not been re-
duced in gre alter proportion than their iablnes sno
their condition therefore IL safe and prospsron'
erbspp az il was before. There are many iscs Oh
interest In this report The circulation OF the Bank OIL
the State AID Of the Bank Of South Carolina has M
creased while of all the other banks there has been
falling off. In sn the banks there is falling on IN
specie and the Bank Of Charleston, With capital OF
g 100000, the Bank of Hamburg, with capita! OF
$500 COO ard the Bank Of Newbery, with capl'ai
Of $3.50 OC0. have nearly about the same amount Oh
circulation" ,
The Boston Courier gives the following facts and
cures re gsrdipg the Copper Mining Stocks u thS
market:
Mining stocks OF the better class, have run down
with unparalleled rapdity and m.Iy OF the hereto
fore low priced concerns Isle Royae, Flint Steel,
Central Huron, Totec &C., have almost entirely
failed out Mibrefota aud Pittsburgh, the only divi-
der d paving Companies have destined enormously,
the former So = share, and the latter 10 snare
one north. The extreme in Minnesota has oeeo Sloi
ihsre, or from GIG June q to S 0et coo
10 depreciation in market value Of - OsO w. LUIS
alarm iIg downfall in Minnesota was occasiooec N
great De gree, by the Company being compelled 70 ses
pend The payment of the dividend OF 4 snae oue
to-dsy, for want of cash means to pay II. las Psy
ment has been extended to February and az the reg
ulsr dividend would be due May l. lsos ina. may DC
postponed also iii hardly probable that means can
be raised TO pay two go near together Pittsburgh mas
fallen from s2s6 July 49, to $40 Oct. 80, loss oil
1905 COO in value. The Company has QUO shares
AID the Minneeota 20 000 The decline in other MIN
irg shares from the highest prices have been very
heavy Rockland $3.50 80 or $50; National W TO sS;
Copper Falls, $l4 Cbighest recently to about -;
Pevsb,c A. 50 to 81 so; Iele Royale, sirce the in
crease to 20 coo shares, 8 to - share
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-11-18

yoss Grey len I'D actby McKsnp charged ~h t'.s-t
cod battery Ger, . .ssrIsa no ~t,Gssses fprHrSt
fe other cntnps'u'c 80 pN-sd ot ~ sps.'5t-
,on e. ,sdsneu. hn ths Cont obi .-oed - 0o1h ~
IfurtdGy ulornirs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-11-18

We tsve only time 10 state that the Cent bel To II
m, Roard 81 Pubic Works had Discretionary power
10 eide Who were ard who were bot tns oSee' re-
.porsibIe bidder; tbs' The word r,sponao'e 10 ta
c,rrectiop. wa. pos limited 10 mere p,'Ioary
r. responsibility, bu, comprtherded ALEC mental aaa
Practical responsibility. .,..-o,I5
The Court also held that although the statute YOUR
hear the construction thst The bouds snou1 zoe wi"
the ao unit Of the entire contract price, SUI hout
bear also the other construction put upon u oy ,ne
Board Of Public Works; ard a. they bad par 'ns'
construction upon il, the State wss bound BY H.
The ether CAGES continued until the ne1t @fh'
TIE ChariestOa Standard publishes statement OF
the condition Of the banks Of that city for the oH'h oil
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-11-18

CARROLL T. sxrrH, near the Pos.oMSe, srn1:ssss - =
has TEE DAILY, wErxLr and sshE"hsAlf - I'll
sale.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-11-18

Since Jan ss7s6214 s7c.AlsT ESQ, eoa 2se
The Receiver Of the Mechanics Bar king Association
has been granted sixty days more time to wind up the
affairs of that institution.
The October imports OF the Nor"ich and Worcester
Railroad .how large falling of being. els SIS IL
Osebtr, 6............'''..''''''''.....s Sff
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-11-18

We annex comparative sta-enient~o OF the exports
exclusive-of specie) from NewYork to foreign ports
for the week and since Jan |:
1855. 1856 1857.
Total for the week.. slA2l73 eLe7,s3 s2l2l,3l
Previously reported.... IS 39Wl S. f64 $50 81 o5;7S
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1857-03-27

"MILKiNG THE BRAIN."-A correspondent
of n New England paper writes of the late
Samuel Dexter:
"He was in the practice of walking much
in his Office with his hands behind his back,
and in perfect silence. He had very com
mon habit of sitting for an hour and more
with his eyes closed, his chair can,ed back
ward, his feet resting against the wall or
mante, and while in this position, gently
stroking his nose with his thumb and finger.
On such occasions no one disturbed him
without good and sufficient reasons; for this
was accounted by the students an intellectual
process, and by some of us jocularly called
milking his BRAIN"
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1857-03-27

t Something new was learned by the
engineers who had charge OF the first loco.
motive run upon the railroad in Chill, South
America. This was, that there is water
whose boiling is quite as much n process of
making stone ns one of generating steam.--
They were astonshed to observe the Difficult
ty of getting up steam, within II week after
the engine was put on the road. The ma
chine soon became nearly useless. On ex
aminng,a deep deposite Of stone, hard enough
on its lower side to scratch glass, was
discovered upon the side and bottom of the
boiler and around its place. Tests, ehemic.
ally applied, showed tha. il was composed of
mngnesia, carbonate of lime, and earthly mat.
ter; and subsequent observation proved that
the water of the country deposited this sub.
stance in steam boilers at the rate of II quar-
ter of an inch week. Distilled sea water
had to be substituted.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1857-03-27

AMENITIES OF THE PRgss.-The conduc.
tors Of the N. Y. Times, Herald, and Tribune,
three leading papers in point of circulation,
and very good news papers, by the way, are
painful Illustrations of the corruptions and
vices ins"parable from that M ,dern Sodum.
They charge one another with crimes which,
it proven in court Of Justice, would CON
sign the whole trio to Blackwells Island, as
gibly as they would talk of the price of
breadstuifs. The following from the Times
is II specimen of the beauties of editorial in.
lercourse in New York:
A Vacancy--A First rate Chance for The
Right Sort ofa Person 1t looks as il there
was Il vacancy in the Herald establishment.
There is an aching void in its money article.
The department devoted to abusing the
Times is shockingly neglected. Instead of
the usual rich and wellrounded iasehoods
which fill its columns, there are only one or
two travelling little tibs, which have done du.
ty half dozen times already, and are now
thoroughly used up. There is the beginning
0fa ialsehood, which, II well developed, may
amount to something about the Valley Bank;
but, in its present condition, tits bad abor-
tion.
There's evidently an opening in the Her
aid. A tirst.rate If is very much needed
there just now. None need apply unless he
can come well recommended, and has COOL
moral character.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1857-03-27
THE POST.
ATHENS, FRIDAY, MARCH a7, 1851.

A C#UsB OF CoMroRT.--A Washington
letter says the rule announced by heads of
departments to subordinates is, that remov.
al will not be made without cause. Heads
of bureaus were to communicate this deter.
mination, to relieve clerks from anxiety
Mr. Cobb has added to the present causes of
dismissal, that Of dealing in lottery tickets
and frequenting gaming houses. He has al
so required the Board Of Examiners, sitting
on applicants for clerkships to make their in.
vestigntions rigid and not nominal. Four
years service in important places is regarded
by the President us furnishing reason for
change, whether the commissions be expired
or not,
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1857-03-27

OF A CERTAIN amount of opposition is a
considerable help to man. Kites rise against
and not with the wind. Even a head wind
10 better than none. No man ever worked
his passage anywhere in dead calm. Let
no man wax pale because of opposition
Opposition is what he wants, and must have,
to be good fol anything. He that cannot
abide the storm without flnching or quaiing,
strips himself in the sunshine, and lies down
by the wayside, to be overlooked and forgot.
ten. le who braces himself to the struggle
when the winds blow, gives up when they
arc done, and falls asleep in the stiffness
which follows.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1857-03-27
THE MAN WITH A SNAKE IN HIS
HAT

DR.. Dixon in his New York Monthly
Scalpel, states that gentleman cf the "higi.
est veracity" related to him the following
snake story which beats anything that we
have read lately: Going into an ordinary
for his dinner, he was surprised to observe
the extra care with which gentleman who
took the seat opposite to him, took off his
hat he turned his head as nearly upside
down rs possible without breaking his neck 1;
then placing his hand over his hat, he again
turned IL, aud received its carefully guarded
contents, concealed in pocket handkerchief,
on his haLd; then gently laying the back Of
his hand on the cushion, he slid the hat and
the contents off, aud commenced his dinner.
Theuttention OF INV friend was ,rrrsistibly
disected toward the hat; and his surprise
greatly increased, the reader may well imag
inc, on observing the head Of sizcable
snake thrust out and looking sharply about,
him. The gentleman, perceiying the discov
cry, addressed him: "Aly daaysef, was In
hopes to have dined alone, and not an.
noyed any one with my poor pet. Allow
me to explain: he is perfectly harmless; only
common black snake. | was advised 10
carry him on my head for rheumatism have
done so for n few weeks, and am cured
positively cured from most agonizing maa-
dy. dare not yet part with him; all nv
care Is 20 avoid discovery, and to treat my
pet as well as possible in his rksome coniine.
ment. ] feed HIM on milk and eggs, and he
does not seem TO suffer. Pardon me for my
oyance-yon have my story il is true
! nm thankful TO the informer for nv cure /;
and to you for your courtesy in not leaving
your dinner dsgus,ed."
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1857-03-27

s-s- The Evansville Oa.) Journal of the
18th inst, gives the following account of II
democrat row in Kentucky. The Democrats
OF Hopkins county, KY, met on Monday last
at Madisonville, to make legislative nomina-
tions for the ensuing campaign. The aspi
rants before the Convention for seat in the
lower branch of the Legislature were Nor
row, the present member, and Mr.. Clarke,
brother of Beverly l.. Clarke, the late Demo
cratic candidate for Governor against Mr.
Morehead. 1t is stated that both Clarke and
Morrow had agreed to submit their claims to
the decision of the convention, which, after
much wrangling and excited discussion, gave
the nomination to Morrow. Whereupon,
Clarke Immediately declared nimse. an indie.
quarrel in which the lie and charges Of bad
faith were exchanged. A fist fight ensued,
but the combatants we're finally separated by
their friends. Later in the day the parties
came again in hostile collision, when Clarke
shot Morrow In his bowels, infl'cting wound
which several physicians Mt once pronounced
mortal. Clarke was arrested and imprison
ed, and Morrow was endeavoring to give d
rections about his temporal affairs when the
mail carrier left Madisonvile on Monday
night. The track for the Legislature in the
Hopkins district is probably clear now for
some other ambitious Democrats. We have
since learned that Morrow died the same eve.
ming.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1857-03-27

SREING A SERMos.-A deaf person, by
watching the motion Of speakers lips, can
understand what one is saying. We heard
Of n Quaker woman who was deaf, who used
to go regularly to meetings, and, without
hearing single word, could repeat what
was said. One day she came home without
being able to give any account ofthe discourse.
Her vision was injured: and when asked in
relation to the exercises, she replied, 81 can't
tell any thing about it; went to the meet.
ing and forgot my spectacles."
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1857-03-27

New YoRK, March l7.-The New York
Herald's Washington correspondent says the
cabinet had a session of six hours to day.
They had before them the consideration of
Philadelphia appointments. 1t is understood
that but Two were decided upon, Joseph B.
Baker of Lancaster, for collector, and Gid con
Wescott as Postmaster. Col Manypenny ten
dered his resignation as Indiana Commission.
er to- day, in view of the fact that he would
be compelled to surrender his place. Col. Jas
b. Steadman of Ohio, will succeed him. Ex.
Governor Wedeli takes the first Comrtroll-
ership; vice Whittlesey resigned. Ohio is
satisfied with these two appointments in lieu
of the cabinet position.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1857-03-27
THE HOLY CT
A beautiful country lay stl

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sI" ns a"a oianSl,s. S,,,o iIs oeDen'n
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