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The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1857-01-28
THE RIVERS AND WATER CoUR.
SEES.

We are informed, says the Carolina Times
Of the Gath inst, by a gentleman who ar
rived in this city last evening from hnder
son that the Rivers and the water courses
throughout The up country are completely
locked IN lee, and the entire surface OF Tho
earth 10 eovcssd with Snow and leo.
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NEW IoRK. Jan. q
Massachusetts, Senator.
BOsTOS Ian

BosToN Jan. II.
In the Senate the vote for United S.at.s
Senator WAS taken, and resulted in tho
unanimous cl.oicc Of Hon. Charles Sum
TIER. Every member Of tie Senate was in
hIs seat and the vote was, therefore, a full
one. Mr.. 5. was chosen on the par, Of
tho House last week.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1857-01-28
SALES OF NEGROES.

Nine negroes belonging to The Estate of
Minos A. Cup, deed. rather IN ordinary
lot we are informed, were sold on Friday
last for S6,l26, being an average of STA,
each. The ages ranged from 4 TO 4S years.
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We make up this nnmbcr of our paper
with some difficulty, owing to the intensely
cold weather which has prevailed, and the
consequent detention OF the mails from Va.
rious quarters. The weather, the past
week, is said mere to have been the roldcs,
We have had since 80, and this agrees with
statements received from Charleston ar,o
other places.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1857-01-28
Respectable
ROSE.

p. s. None of the girls are twenty years
old yet and am the Youngest"
Accept our than : Miss Rosa. for YOUR
confidence. Your secret shall be- Kept in
yariably. The idea is certainly Il good one;
and the first object mentioned, Of Nour
"club" is most noble. In all countries there
are poor people. who need the assistance It
their more opulcnt %ncighbors and That you
and our associates should have thought of
this and made an effort 10 relieve some of
their wants speaks well of your hearts,
This is a very severe winter. Many poor
people in our favored country even, will
suffer for frc-wood, for clothing for them.
selves and their little ores, and perhaps for
bread. Are they provided for F! Have You
who can command all the comforts of life,
thought of them? Have you looked around
to see that yOur ind igcnt neighbours have
warm fires, and shoes and stockings for their
little children ! and where they were want
ing have you provided them! If you have,
expect a reward, for he that girch 10 The
poor, LsRaeih 10 N, lOrd.' IL YOU have not
done so, begin now. Our word for ii, the
poor little children il Miss Roses neigh.
borhood will have warm wooden Stockings.
viii not the young ladies' in other sections
initiate the example!
The other objects Of the society are of
much importance. You are on The right
course now to make your reading profitable.
Pcrscvcre in your plan, and you will acquire
information, develop and strengthen the
rea'oning powers, make yourselves useful
outside your own household and become
ornaments and blessings 10 society.
Don't wait until Spring TO begin your
outdoor exercises. Exercise is what the
women OF this country need, To make them
first, of all nations. 1t is said that at The
age Of 20 the ladies' Of the u. =. are tar
more beautiful than those of England but
ut 40 the con, erse is true. This is right.
fully attributed To the fact that English
women, exercise more In the open air han
even our American men do. This is n mat
ter of national importance and we shall re.
eur to 1t. at n future day when we have
more leisure.
And now Miss Rosa 10 answer your re-
quest Send on Your ~"picces'-they shall
every one be published. You need n"t
wait for your turn to write a "piece" but
write frequently and it will give US pleasure
to publish foryou, and besides that We vii!
be very thankful to you, for The chance to
do so. You see We have Published your
letter. The second =. $. we struck Oh;
because it would have told part of your
secret bot inasmuch as, IN IL you said
you would take the name Of Rose to ritz
over, we have substituted il for your real
nnma No nLnance ua hnna
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1857-01-28
Washington items-the Congressman
Bribary Case, &c.

WAsUINGr0A, Jan. 81.
The House Of Representatives to-day
passed n resolution causing the arrest Of
Mr.. S]lrnon,on, the correspondent of tho
New York Times. He made n speech in
his own defence upon the charge of con-
tempt in refusing TO answer certain qucS
ii,ns put Ivy the Committee Of lnvesliga.
ton. Another resolution was passed
ho'lrng him in close custody during the
present. session Of Congress.
WA>nNGroN, jamie, 1857.
The Senate has passed the Sub Marine
Telegraph Bill.
The travel, which has been interrupted
10y the snow storms. has been resumed to-
day between this city and New York.
AUGUSTA, Jan. %.
Sect Yesterday followed by severe
coft. The Savannah river is filled with
masses OF floating ice.
~ dr,patch from Petersburg to-day
states that there was no mails or commu-
n~ica'rpn since Sunday. The lines are
down. Terrible storms, snow slcst, in.
tense cold. 1t was showing at Peters
burg las, night aud to day.
NEW IoGK. Jan 20.
a severe nov storm prevailed here on
SUNDAY and Monday, unprecedented in
rs "Ni'ui. The cold is also intense. No
trains OH the railroads have arrived or left
the city for three days, and everything is
buried III snow.
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ADNERTlSEME NTS

VIII be inserted at the following low rates:
Que square (f Is lines or lrss,) one insertion,
RI or, IL continued, 75 cents Tor the first in.
ftrtion, and - cents Tor each subsequent inscr.
ION 30 See Fourth Page lor deductions in
yoroi standing advertisements
The number OF insertions mus, be written ~,
ssch advertisement, or they viii be Inserted Ill,
ordered out and charged accordingly.
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"MR. EDITOR Il have got sorIctl ing T."
tell yun and Il request to maHc Of yoa, Uut
YOU must never breath our secret To "a lv
ing soul ~ long a. you 1--we. Several Dang
adde's not very far oil,havc formed ourselves
into II club for various purpose aud | am
the one whu is TO t. NOu about il, but
mind it must 20 no farther. First then -
we are TO Sew and make things tor the
needy. Each girl is To distribute her own
work, but nobody is ever to know IN, thing
about il. Then We aIc TO read books, and
give our opinion To one another as We
read along; and the next time We meet. our
opinions arc 10 be written. and mus! be- read.
| think it's n gdSd idea ; don't You? And
then in the spring We are 10 exercise on
horseback ~ often as We can. AT our last
meeting NC agreed that once in aM IIlc We
would write something 10 pat in your pa
pcr. If we can write an, thing good cuuu.n,
and WAS appointed to write Ia y"u, 10 ask
you if you will publish our pieces. via
YOU Mr.. e
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1857-01-28
RELIGIOUS NOTICE.

We are requested to State that tie Rev.
Robert Brice, will preach a, perry's Church,
near Lancaster,i.le on the first Sabbath in
February.
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W. GILMORE slMMs, ESQ.

We see from n correspondence in the
Charleston papers, that ,hiS gentleman is to
deliver n course Of lectures 10 that City at
IN early day. The subject is net uamed in
the correspondence.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1857-01-28
ACTS.

Sorcral of the Acts PASSED at the recent
session of the Legislature, will be found in
our paper to-day. We select such as arc OF
general interest.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1857-01-28
FOUR DAYS
LATER FROM EUROPE.
ARRIVAL or TIE STEA MER
Minister to this Country Appointed.
IN

MEw York, Jan. %, 1857.
The Collins steamship Atlantic has mr..
rived at this port, bringing dates from
Liverpool to the 7th inst.
General Intelligence.
'.'~' >, 'pier has been appointed Min.
is,cr fr".n England TO the United States.
The Paris Congress has done little bus,
incSS OF Importance.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1857-01-28

Our immediate representative, the Hon.
john Mcqueen, will accept our thanks fer
faNOrs r., ciyrd.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1857-01-28
A CORRECTION.

The last issue ofthe Camden Jurnal con-
ialns IN article under the head of Mail
De engagements, which we feel called upon
TO notice, in justice TO parties in this Dis
trict. So far as the Journals rrirarks are
general, we quite agree with him, rs our
mail facilities are unqucstionably bad-the
routes are entirely too few, and, some of
them perhaps, arc badly carried ont and con-
Quoted. But, in one case at least. where
the journal particularizes, he falls into error.
lie mcntious a route starting from this
point, in this wise
"Ihcrc is another route which has been
sometime OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES No. 6Us4 from
Lancaster G. H.. by Flint Ridge, Hickory
Head, Jefferson, Pine Tree and Mt. CroChan
TO 'hes,crticli G. H., 49, miles, and back
oncc-a. week. Leave lancaster Gil. Thurs.
day at ! ~. NJ. arrive at Chesterfield c. II,
same day by 10 =. NJ, &c.
lfthc above schedule WIS carried out TO
Tho letter, the people on the line Of this
route between Lancaster and Chesterfield
' '"'N lENNtl ropu ill'lll iccOnllnOUl-
tons once every week rs il is however.
NC learn that the mail carrier leaves Ian.
caster on Wednesday evening just lerorc
The Stage arrives from Camden, and in this
way one of the objects contemplated, no
doubt, IN establishing this route. is entirely
defeated, for all mail matter for that region
served by this weekly mail must lie over at
Lancaster one week longer, when 1. few
hours delay in starting, on the part Of the
mail carrier, " oull furnish them with their
mails.
W. think that n g~ricvous wrong is per-
pe,ratcd upon the public by the mail car.
rIer leaving before The schedule time, and
we do not believe that the community
should be Inconvenience TO this extent, for
the purpose Of sniling the convenience Of
one man. There is the law, and if the mail
contractor cannot fulfil its provisions. he
has no business to undertake the contract"
The above reflects, not only upon the
contractor, Mai. Fuudcrburk, but upon the
i. NJ. of this place, who has the srperin.
tcndcncc Of this route, and who i, known
to be prompt and s~crupulously exact in
matters Of this sort. He has shown us the
Shcdulc for Rou!a. No. GoS4, signed by
the proper authority, bearing date, December
lst 1855, and is precisely as follows:
LEAVE Lancaster T.. H., "Wednesday AT
,, u. NJ.
ARRIVE =, Chesterfield c. H., next day
BY 6 p. NJ.
LEAVE Chesterfield c. H.. Friday, at 5
p. NJ.
ARRIVE ut Lancaster C.. H., next day, by
10, a. NJ.
1t will be seen, therefore, that 10 leaving
on "Wednesday evening, the contractor is
but carrying out the schedule time. The
schedule time WAS formerly, AZ stated by
the Journal, but it has been arranged, MS
represented 10y us, since Dcccmber So.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1857-01-28
EXTRAORDINARY FEAT.

Not the least interesting portion of an
editors duties, is that of reading his bust
ness correspondence. 1T is an endless va
rletv, varying in length from two lines, to
two or three sheets of foolscap. MANY,
after desPatching their business, add u good
ter IN hand, but often interesting, and some
times amusing. Ii is natural, with us, nj
leisure mpmcn's, to take these lines, dated
perhaps in Mississippi, Texas, California
OF Florida, rs n guide, and manufacture a
parsonage, and imagine it TO be n fac sinilc of
the writer. Taking The hand write, style. die
ton, all together, sumo idea may be- form.
ed-an incorrect one il may be but no
matter. Occasionally we meet with IN
original, such rs We arc about To instance.
a gentleman writing from Florida. among
sthcr things. tells us the follow ing tale
He was formerly Of Lancaster, and evident.
~ intends that his friends here shall have
the benefit of his wondrous information.--
He shall be gratrhrd.
Mr. EDITOR II have read some wonder.
fui things in your paper, such rs the adyru-
lures o. thc Senators and Son, the Fight with
The Grioly bear together with other great
exploits. But | think ! can tell of "a cir.
cums;lnce which happened here in Florida,
that Will come up L. any of these.
On the night Of the sd Of December
last, a Young man stated that he had to 20
to Virginia that night they thought him
dcrangrd. About : o'clock he started. h,
IL O'Clock he WIS there and by 7 q.
clock, the next morning, he WAS back in
f.. Florida, for breakfast Some doubted
but lie produced sucI, indisputabIc evidence
of the fact, that the most incrcdulouS were
bound 10 believe.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1857-01-28
Hin LANCASTER LLDGhR.
-oc:o-
PablishedeVery Wednes 'ay Morning
w. M. co r S
EDITOR AND PROPRIETOR.
f MS:

Al the expiration of Six Months, ---- ESQ
Attic end of the Year, -..--..-.-. SOC
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1857-01-28
AWFUL TRADEGY.

The following we take from a late num-
Der Of the Republican Banner, published at
Salisbury n. &.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1857-04-10
Schenectady ~ iculiurai work,

MANUFACTURE
IMPROVED RAILWAY HORSE POWERS
TIlRESIlFRS AND SEPAR ATORS. CON.
BiNfDTIlRtSIIERS AND wINNOw Frs.
CLOVER HULi.EltS AND CLEANERS,
WOOD SAVING MACHINES. DO
I>lIE undersigned having been twenty
l years engaged in building various kinds
of Horse Powers aud Thre-hng Machines. feel
confident, from past experience. aud the M
mer",s testimonials they are receiving from,
all parts of the country Of the superiority Of
their machines. that they can give sai,sfac
ton to all who may favor them wit, orders.
Our Horse Powers are made strong, aud 80
yeared that 1t requires the tenn to travel
only about II miles per hour To ihrrsh dry
grain. thereby making it, suitable TO work
either hnrs-s ar cattle on them
Unr Threshers and Thresliers and Winnow.
ers are 80 consi r,icted M IT, di charge all the
grain and dust through the machine aud not
intn The feeders face rs 10 usual with other
kinds.
The Thresher and Winnower has a revolv
ing wire separator. which does its work more
perfectly than can lie done in any other way.
The Separator (Ri,.lle) has a fork straw
shaker which shakes the grain out of the
straw as it Ia'ses from the Thresher.
We warrant these machines 20 suit the pur
chaser upon trinl. or they can lie returned
mud the money refunded.
G. WESTINGHOUSE 4 co.
These machines will he for snle in
Athens us soon as they can he brought gu,
by steamer. :. K. REEDEl,, agent.
April =, lS57-ff-i45
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1857-04-10

The 81 CASTs."-'I'he If cant'-," are M.
mrrous and ubiquitous. Their numbers ARE
astonishing. A curious stniistirian estimates
that about one half of the children born inlu
the world are furnished by Nature with n
remarkable lingnnl facility for the utt"rancp
of this brief and cowardIy sentence. N,iher
time nor experience enables them To abolish
I~m their vocabulary these fatal words. and
from the cradle to the grave they drag Slip
shod life spent in accomplishing nothing from
the fact that they lack the energy and will
necessary to ACCOMPLISH,
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1857-04-10

A PRovIso HITHERTO ussoTIcEp.-It has
hitherto been brliev. lhnt no condition was
attached to the pr"mlse "where tw" or three
nre gathered together" &c., hut the good
mnn WIN offered up the following seems Ia
have thought differently:
ave thank Thee, Lord, for the good y
number h re TO night, and that Thou nrt n-
here, notwithstanding the inctemency Of tht
,neufherI"
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1857-04-10

SrRYCHSISE IN " HIsKEY.-lt il said IN
Cincinnati that what is kn"wp M the "h"s
choiera" is produced by slrychnine used in
the manufacture of whiskry, upon the sloI .
from which the hogs nre fed. A chemist
gives ii IN his opinion tina, there WAS str!ch
nine enough in one barrel to kill thirty men
This being the case in IL surprising that ~
many men die in these day. with delrlun
lruIIinus1
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1857-04-10

A Youxo LADY SLAsDERgp.-N the re-.
cent Court Of Common Pleas. for GrrenvilI'
District there wns case of slander--n font
slnEdrr, on n Young, innocent md beautiful
school girl, just versng int" wom'nhn.d.-
She brought her action, by her father, IN vim
dicatinn Of her character, and n Grrenvill.
jury awarded here the sum Of f.nr thons N,
dollars. We hope this virdic, will show tn.
world the esti,nrte put on female character
by u Green,illr jury. Y he d''tcndent W =
unn ut property, and h h"d the country
with his fnm'ly, but the verdict shall ovrrt,kt
him. Not one doll r OF which, h"vpver. il
the plaintiff disposed To touch; but her com
sci have not the same d icncv of feeling al
repugnanc. TO the touch Of the defendant.
money. After the payment of c"uncel lees
the remainder can be- appropriated t" various
patriotic and charitable purposes. without Of
Tending the drlcicv If nnv one. The sland
rrer must te punishrd.-G reenrille IS. C.,
pnfriOL
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1857-04-10

A WIFE IN TROUBLE.-'Pray, tell me, my
dear, VIII I is the cause Of those tenrs?'
oh! suci, Disgrace! ! have opened one of
v"ur letters. surprising II To BE- addressed To
M self, certainly it looked m"re like Mrs.
than Mr.
is that al? what harm can there be IN II
wife opening her husbands l'',t-r,F
'I,ut the contents! such disgrace!
'Wha, has my one dared Ia write me let.
ter that is unfi, Tor my wife to re- d.!
oh, no; il IL coucled IN the most chast'
language. But III. d-arar!
The husband eagerly caught mp the letter
and commenced reading the rpiStle that d
been the means of nearly breaking his wiic's
heart. -
Reader, You couldn't guess the cause in q
COINS age. Ii was no other than hill from
the PRINTER for nine years snt-rii idl"n.
The most sensible u"Im ~ IN all creation
She ought to he u member Of h. craft.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1857-04-10
Chnncery Court at pikeviilc.
Bird Thomas,
Joseph + Reid. ct al.

Joseph F Reid ct al.
TT appearing from The allegation in the
com lainnut's hill that the defendant 10
srIh + Reid is resident Of the State If Ar
kansas. publication is ordered for four sue
cessIve weeks in the Athens Post. requiring
the said Joseph F. Reid 10 appear at the nex'
term of the ,hancery C"urt, to be held at
The Courl house ia the town of Pkevile oi
the 3d Monday of September next aud an
swer comrlninant's hill. or The same will u.
to HIM. he set Tor hearing aud heard or parte
= Z. NORWOOD, G. d. H.
April 8, lS57-4l-rrs fee S3-i45
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1857-04-10

OF Alic cary On "n-inrrrIty, says "If
our neiuhbo. kisses our cheek, we may infer
in ninpty.nine cases ont of hundred that he
will bite our back as we turn about" The
itaic letters are nurs. Seems TO us, Alc-,
trnsive range of kissing for "ne woInan-
considering the sex of your ''neighboIs."
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1857-04-10
TRIBUTE.
Ciaouir CouRr AT HARRISON,
Mnrnh T.rm lak1

March Term. 1887
The members Of the Bar had meeting for
the puipose Of adopting such measures as they
mi IT. deem l,roper, expressive Of their feel.
ings In regard TO the death Of WV. F. KkITn.
Esq, who was q member Of the Bar Mt tins
Court. WhpreuI'on, u. ". Key was called to
the Chair, and John &. Burch appointed Sec.
retary. On motion, the Chairman appointed
a. q. welck.r. u. y. Trewhitt and J. II
Gaut committee to prepare such resolutions
Ms may be deemed appropriate to the occa.
sion. Aud the committee report ed the fol
lowing, which were unanimously aiopted:
William +. Keith has been taken from our
midst. In the vigor Of early mnnhonj, he
stood but yesterday among us full Of life, full
Of hope and OF promise, with rs bright pros
poets rs any Of us FOR a long career of distinc
tion aud usefulness before him. But how
weak, how frail lie maui How soon are the
prnude-t hopes aud briuhtesi prospects Tor
ever crushed in the arms OF Death. And We
have melancholy evidence Of this in the dea h
Of our friend aud associate, since the las,
term OF our Court. OF his varied learning.
mental abilities aud social accom- ,lishm-nis.
it IL unnecessary To speak As a I,oli-hed
gentleman, n ripe scholar, aud m allie en-
| there were few Of his nge equal TO william
+. Keith, aud those qualities were backed
aud supported by an energy aud iniuatry
which knew no defeat. And in him the le
| gal profession l"ses one OF It's brightest
pledges OF promise, society rich ornament.
aud the state faithful citizen. As associates.
a. friends. as members OF the l~gal profession.
we all profoundly deplore hisnht,mely dent u;
hut how much more sadly aud crushing'y
must the awful blow ial' upon his neeh father
aud a'tect'o ate hr'thers ana sisters whose
measure OF sorrow was already Overlooking
NJ previous '"art"i inr"a"s np"n the same
'an''iy ny tue hnnd "f hen'h Ana W., how
nnch more Keen ana whh"rine m"st he the
y"et o, MS am'ao,e young willow VINO 40 r..
Gently looked '"hdiy TO "a long ne Of happ'
ness ~ the secretly OF her hnslt'nh anu VINO e
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1857-04-10

~ Sc"ldng is the pepper of matrim"ny,
and the ladies' nrc the pepper boxes! So
says an old iogy bachelor. We would give
his name, but are afraid that the peace of the
nrighborh"od might be disturbed by The
noise Of II broom handle.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1857-04-10

t-y- A Pious minister. after lrrturing II
rugged Sunday Schunl class IN n most rdiiy
ing manner proposed I" close the exercise liy
singing Jordan" meaning the hmm, On
lord ms stormy banLs stand" The worthy
man was i,"rr. fled by hearing the whole scho"l
immediately strike up, "J"dn mn hard
road To travel, hell We"
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1857-04-10

.@s- 'rh re is n newspaper agency C"r tn
sale OF ncwsp,p-r-) il New York, watch. II
is said, dues u hn-i,e+s ri over IN" NIL ion
dollars per annnn! IL msunes n N rbi"
tront stare, the rent 1T which - $4,000, =
The extent # tue nrwSp, r AMI peri"dw u
business -! the cniniry il truly wonderful.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1857-04-10

- Attached 10 the Alaba ~ Meth"dis,
Conference, there are if'y Thousand xix hun.
drrd aud sixty seven members, nm Increase OF
three tn.,us nd ven hundred aud eight,
nine over last yrar-whIte, tort. tw" 'h"is
and one hundred and twenty eight; col"rrd,
twenty one thousand five hundred ind THU
% nin..
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1857-04-10

iTg- The New Orleans Picayune gives the
following definition of the word impossible
"An ob-nlete word ct tour sylabIts much
used bv the an-rnts aud still p"pnl.r with
many European nations. II has been Gu,
out of the American v"c buarv.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1857-04-10

SHARP II have Always preserved my rep
"a Atom SAID Mrs. -, one evening, M
dressing II, r-rlf rather p"ntrdy I" an"thrr
lady. T." hich the latter as I'0int-dlv re-
piled, 81 know ,"u always set II most rdicu
lnus value upon iritlrs."
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1857-04-10

~ Gen. VIM. T. Haskell, OF this State,
has been iuvit To deliver the annual address
before the Sigma Chi Society, OF Miami Uni
versiiy in Ohin.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1857-04-10
WHITFIELD HOUSE,

THE undersigned takes this method NJ informing the
travelling public and others wishing board iodg.
p he has purchased the large White House. known
<'Whtfeld House p" formerly occupied by " r.
asseen and is In charge Of the same and prepared
toacconmodate all who may cali upon him. Ills table
will be furnished with the best that the market Affords
April 3-Iyt-44J NJ q Mkv~'N
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1857-04-10

IMP0ssiBLE.-ihr r"i"wins question is
to lr d. hated before the 'rilir,udlvn Drbat
ing S"crt, u, their next meeting:
It's il wrong I" CHEAT a luwyrIF
It is expected that the answer will be: "No,
but impossible.