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kANsAs-M0y EnENIs OF rnE rRo,rs Tho
kaasAs II raid Of Freedom Of : ptembgr IL
says Col. Cooke received an ur,i-r ON rues-.
day last from Gen. Harvey, in COMMAND at
Fort LeaYenworth, directing him Ia remove
the SIX companies OF dragons under his
command at lawrence forthwith To that
post, agreeably to the OrIer OF the Secretary
OF War, On Thursday the camp Was broken
up, and the troops crossed the riyeren route
Tor the Tort Gov. Walker had received two
requests prior to this, desiring the troops 10
be returned to the fort, but, deemine their
services necessary To preserve tho peace. lac
neglected to comply with the demand Hence
probably, the reason of the order from the
oaeret.r of War. Gov. Walker left L.
compton on Tuesday noon last for Fort Ilsav-
enworth, it Is said. with the view OF tels-
graphing the President. and resiyuins hi.
commission unlees sustained by the {. s.
troops.
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CONTROVERSY tNtNs I. :. q Y
among TIE Genera ; 81 Ia Am nc N
arms w11 were cone rael IA ,ne conquest
Of Mrxlco &c rs - have been s'arted by
the recent letter q General Pillow Of
Tennessee Tna ohJect Of that letter
was probably o claim fer himself the cte-
dit oil having plaanci on Of tle most
imp rtant operation, OF the campaign and
Of having protested agnast the purchase
of treaty Of peace frutn Me-, by Mr.
Irist, who acted with the concur nee
and appreciation Of Gzaetl 81 H. In
the New York Times Of Saturday, we
find reply to this epistle, from BFig
adler General Hitchcock. which viii
probably cause some regret in the mind
of General Pillow that he should ever
have opened such a controversy. Gen.
II. first endeavors to fasten upon 6 n
=. the odious d tinction Of having acc p
I'd a command in the VI x.can war for
the Purpo,- OF being spy upon his com
mindng General and then proceeds 20
show tina: General PILLOW hins iii in
council, approved of the very proceeding
Tor which he now censurcs Gan- Scott.
He also accuses him of deliberate at
tempt TO rob br1th"r othc r Of the ere
dlt 10 which he was entitled, and st,
forth the mlnner in which this cffJrt
was regarded ana treated by Gen Scott
Inc controversy will pro5lbly max
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The tlSrae gensmen VII agents In their 10
ca;esrscere MONEY and give receipts for subscription
o IN. iarird4. We will thank for news-iteias
A8d hope IN w passing Of puhle interest
and flrssri - The Inc-ieas"
@. Sargent, Or. 5 prns waser. s,lgviek. Capt WA.
n5pkn, Bla,hil. James Il. Davis sarry; J II Foster,
Franklin, J d. Johnson East Sullivan John NJ Noys.
VI Desert
Y. 2. PALMER. the American Newspaper Agent
!. the authorized Agent Tor this paper in the cities
If Boston, Ncw York and Philadelphia, and Is
iglv empowered to take ADVERTISEMENTS and sub
scrFtions at the rates required by His receipts
vii. be regarded as payments His Offices are
boSTuS, Sco!lays Building; New leRs, Tribune
BuiiijnEs; PmLAurLrHlA, y. L. Cor. FI.th ana
Cae-iaGt STREETS.
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We shall publish fall list of the
election returns as soon as they are
published officially in the State paper
The majority in this County is between
six and seven hundred.
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The Bangor Un0n rejoices to learn that
Hon Charles \, Sp1ffJrd WAS defeated in
the Deer Isle representative district. If it
will not dampen the ardent Uaioa Editor
too much to have the truth known. we will
state the fact that Mr.. Spoff,rd was no; a
candidate for reelection this year. Isle
au Haul claimed the right to nominate tits
year and accordingly put in nomination Capt.
John Turner, Il worthy and capable man,
who has heretofore represented his district
in the legislature with credit We ais !,
state fact, which Is not generally known
that there ar about ;hree hundred sail Of
ess,ls owned on the Island. and consider
able part Of the crews that man these vessels
belongs on the Island. and therefore it is very
uncertain which party prevails in the elect Il
itdapanding upon how many Of these vess Is
are at home and the politics Of the crews
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HEALTH pErENps on rvRE HOOD.
BRANDRe IhS PILLS PUEIfY THE
BLOOD.

- DISEASE Can RESIST TiiEIR JCDiciots Uss
Mitp oFeEauaS. VIVA snec9NssrL syyxrr Ark rus
zrtlAEirr % nsANpsrta's Puts. Oar race arc cut
10 rctualAo'y 4 vEia4ed h- a, ,hi. seasoi, and
Al danger IL prs aef bat BrAntrrshs f1Is A.
ri Invaluable anl efficient psocsoo By their
sisnA iTrseai the eoeeton 4 tio,e lnpaItise.
shsA, sheu ia saLrleo; qaaa.iie. eaa-o much danger
70 tbs teiys health. They care nser complaint
dyspepsia, loss u Apostle, Iaa the head heart burn
pain in The hrns b9as sadlen Aps>,s csstiyeness
Ia trief Branireth I'm, ~osk their say sery
u tbs d. AZ ee sing IN their As.ase rcmosns ever
unhealthy accumulation til the blood Is purified the ~hls
system raovasi, Ai the functions ard dat, cliff bcoa-
iessarr shere hesire they had b.sa sad and weary
betiea- oasn wa-n nothing has relieved resnEing q
s tpst ssssas esaraeteT, shstber ffn sesness
p.aeras', who're rtchlng has sn APPALLING. single dos
% EHAaDsSras Pas has cured aud the lael
sa hiien int9 ssee s'evp. When The nln1 eanna: co.,
irei t.-iii shea h- nen,sy tais; Nbrn eror. TO
~ the atseas1ni ~ben slap brokea and wakng
h44fs haTftssri ~.si r'hss- 4 eva then BFanirvhs
Pll sa'Hi he asi II these warnings asaieedei
rheumatism c5ss'aI@iu, d-se q thu hear, hiScs AZ
tee as iaarilc dr,p,es pi., alapplsxles and eos,ye
ness sll saiirAy prssen themselves. These Bsaadr,hs
Pills a,.G4 have pTevcnr bat n.verthcle,s rMEsK hsy
sl4 ls9 cre 81 ln eac-i do let pre.giiee pre-
tels tn a. t,1tt g54z,t
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The walls of the Ellsworth Custom
House are completed, and the workmen
have commenced preparing for the roof,
the material tor which has not yet ar
rived from Philadelphia. 1t is to be OF
iron
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1857-09-25

Illinois. this season, will produce
two hundred and eight million bushels
Of grain, more than ten bushels for every
man, woman and child in the United
S&atsa.
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BEFORE TUE WORLD 100 YEARS

TWENTY MILLION Boxs SOLD aad the sphere Of thea
usefulness sl extending, Ask f5r almanac aad pam
phizt u cures. Agents wti supply gratis.
BEwAss-A pills With s3ti Broadway" on side iase ar
o., the ssna'ps end they sid ner.s de.eis
Sr-a
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The Maine State Fair commences its
exhibition at Bangor the 10Th inst and con-
tnues for the three following DAYS The
Why says Preparations are going on brskly
ana two or three hundred cattle pens are
erected, aud about fifty more for sheep and
swine
A l.rge. reservoir is being constructed.
capable Of holding water enough for the
trial of fare engines, which is to be on the
ground 1t is expected that a large num-
Der Of c1mpanies, embracing the best in the
STATE, will be present to compete for the
trumpet,
tits considered that all fire companies in
the State are invited. The Trustees will be-
stow no other attention upon the compa mics
other than providing them with water and a
fair chance for trial. The judges will be
chosen BY the companies present, and the
Trumpet will be placed in their hands for tn,
winning company.
1t is expected this show and Fair will ex
coed any previous in the State.
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Ssp Ac roE>r--We ara from The Ban
gor papers, that while schooner Augusta.
Capt Haskell, was in Croshy's NArrews,
passing up the river. on rAurslly, II, Till r
gave way, and the vessel ran against the
precpitous rocks. breaking the b,svprit
An orphan boy. named Caarlca Abbott.
about seycnte IN, was caught between the wind
lass and the fragments Of the bpwsprit aud
one OF his thighs 50 terribly mAn.lel and
crushed that he probably will not survive.
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NAriRrlLlf. Sept. 90. ISL
Watcryille tngine Company NJ ) is
victorious Victor No Is beat play WAS
l39 teet TX inches Wa,ernilies hes, play
was ~ ic,i three inches. - Ia 10 He,ss
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~ T1TVTT' - p III-T IT
The Kansas correspondent oi the Dsmo-
Graz says that Messrs Fitzpatrick and Camp
bell, the Free State delegation to the Con
stitutional Convention elected from districts
in which no census was taken. were not real
ly refused seats, but that inyesti CATION into
their cases was indefinitely postponed. The
correspondent says the object of the Conycn-
ton was said to be to allow the Business
Committee time to make rcport and prepare
an address; bat the real Obj ct WIS for tn,
purpose Of framing violent pro-slavery
Constitution. II such an one were made
public al present, the case of the National
Democracy in the Northern States where
elections arr soon to be- held, would he S.
rously damaged. They also wish to do moth
ing TO deter the fr,e State party from par
ticiIating in the comm. election.
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TIE sss.

The Machlas Republican says that
Mr.. John b. Caller of Jonesboro commit
ted suicide by hanling himself on FRI
day last He fanc;el he should come
to want, although at present in easy cir
camstances. Aged is.
The New York banks cur'ailel their
business to such an extcnt az to reduce their
loans in three weeks Sl2 100000. The
Boston city ank, for the week ending the
ith inst. show diminution in discount
of more than a million and quarter OF
dollars, and the same amount of decrease
in deposits.
The Boston Journal says, those
who 20 over the list of democratic rcso-
buttons adopted by the bunker Conven.
ton OF Massachusetts,. will be likely to
eXelaim-'bui one half-penneywor,h of
bread 10 th, intoltrable deal of suck
--Gov. Chase Of Ohio is stamping
that state with great thorough ness. speak
in; every day but Sund,y, and some.
times twice day
Thirty thousand giris are wanted
in Iowa to equllize the poPulat,on-i. e.
to hoop the State.
Commercial Bank, in Bath, is 70
Wind up its business carly in October.
the charter not having been renewed
Tho Skowhesan Telegraph says
that Young man from Broonisii c.op-
ed with the wife of Mr.. Hiram Pattcn
Of Canaan, on Tuesday last They were
followed to Ives, FIteryillc by thu
injured husband and discovered as they
were about 10 take the cars. They were
taken back to Canaan, when. /, avoid
arrest, the youn. man made another
clopemcnt. ba. this time vi,hoa, enjoy.
ins the pleasure Of female society.
The New York Corier and Esquir.
cr, o:tae 10th. saws I've learn ,ha,
th-Ie are larLe orders IN this city from
Eng .and for BFcads,Hf. Al limited prices
These prices, own; 10 the unfortunate
st.inGcncy n money atfufs, Lave been
reached and even shade lower ihr
prospect Is tia, there viii be NOR
active export q. A,w and grain itAu
was anticipated, AMI thus furnish sub.
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SHOCKING TRAGEpY-toMIclpE ny
4 SCHooLBaY Our whole community
WAS thrown into state OF great excite.
meet yesterday, by mos, lament4 Die
rae=dy which occurred on Harlow street,
near tie Boys High School llouse. and
which resulted in the death of Charles
Lowell, a son ii Mr. John Lowell
When the schools were dismissed at
n on, it seems that a nnmber Of boys.
including young Lowell made an attack
upon William Crosby, son OF Vim. {.
Crosby, Esq. the ayowed intcn-
ton OF cutting off has hair which hung
IN finglets behnd-and in the heat OF
the scuiile. Crosby, having dirk knife
in his hand fatally stabbed young Lowell
in his left side. He did not drop in.
mediate Y as we understand, but picked
up stone and threw at Crosby and
struck him once or twice, when M
VIM. =. Wing tie who was passing in d
carriage AID had no, noticed the s,abb:ug.
spoke TO HIM for throwing the s;one-He
replied Il am stabbed : and Mr. " in
gate Immediately jumped from his was-
Ga, took the boy IN his arms and carried
him INTO Dotge's Hotel DIS. Mason.
Meilson and McRu were soon present,
but the wound was fatal. and the boy
del within ten minutes of the time
when he was brough, IN
The blade Of tn. knife was between
three and four inches in length. Itw.s
probably driven in to its full length-tne
n;is.on tesns very near the heart, aad
that organ being fatally injured
The D,ys were both ABOUT + ul;esn
years OF aee.-fkig.
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The ElcctiI N,

The Elcctit
The Wig foots up the election re-
turns. from 363 towns land plantations
as follows
Morrill,, in sol towns, ao5ls
Smith. i'll same towns, 37.35s,
Scattering, l4l
Total. s7Ol5
Morrill, majority, 1907
In the same towns last year, the vote
was
Hamiln, 64,502
Wells, 40.2s 8
fattcn, 573i
Total Ilo,524
Hamlin's majority in tn, same towns
last year. 1880, The full official vote
o. last year was:
Hamliu, G9,57i
Wells, 43.s2s
Patten, &c, 6,6l2
Total, 1854
iamiln majority. 1884
The SENArE.-Ali the Senators.
thirty one, are republicans, as follows:
Peaolseof VIM Plaisted. Jr., Elijch
L. Hamin. Jacob w StichGeld.
Prcddqais. Charles p Chandler.
Hancock W. G. Sargent, Samuel
WATSON.
fumberiani VIM. W. Thom,s.
Flcazrr Burbank, joan p DAVIS. Chas.
/ w. Goddard.
k,ansbec John Berry Jr, Aired
Fletcher, Charles A. Wing.
Lincoln. Aaron J. West. Hiram
Chapman, Jason VI. Carlton. Nathaniel
A. Burpec.
oxford. Almon Twi.chell, Enoch
w. " oodbury.
Waldo. Henry McGilvcry, Samuel
:. Berry. Isaac Hobbs
Fashisn Joseph G. Hoyt.
Somerset. Sullivan Lo,hrop. VIM.
Conner
iroasi0ok John McCluskey.
York. seth Sc4mmon, Nathan Dane,
Samuel w Jones'
Washington Charles l.. RIM, Geo.
". Dyer This one doubtful
Total. 81 Republicans.
Housg. The full house of representa-.
fises comprises III members. OF III ..e.
+ It's are republicans. and 80 democrats.
having six districts to be heard from.
hs Portland .iireriiser has return,
from ! 30 representatives. of which It's
45e FeplAlteaas ard 81 democrats. The
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The Supreme Court sis in Machias
wec.- from next Tuesday.
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Bramdreth'. Pin. accord with Ma

Natures re1nesiy in he' Whea sndien, acute oontn
ud pAa cecars from any caass usa insure qacA 70
afa 10 health, yoa mass Btahdrrth Pills. which viii
soon relieve every Nfsaa from uine pressure, and remove
h-> humors Whose presence oen occasions such terrible
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Che GIIswortb Amsrifan
ELLSWORTH:
Agents for the American.

FRIDAY MORNING. SEPT. % 1857.
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TnE CENTRAL AMERICA. The
Who'll. number slvcd from this disls,sr
new aprclr. 10 BIZ l.5-anl i, IS repor.
81 that schooner Was seen near ,ae
plaef, watch !. Is hoped may have saved
others Among those known to have on
baafd are S,ephen iurch. aud Jane.
aGA Cn4ries G.lkie. beanl for Maine.
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CAPITAL PRIZE $4,000.
CIACS FIVE

PTILtH1 IIIHkTIIK'ss ~ - ~ T-Vo
Tickets S5-shares in Proportion.
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THE MAN WHO WAS AFRAID OF AN
OFFICE.

"a thing Of shreds and patches" about as
much like man as a camel like a whale,
was hauled out from under a pile Of lumber,
near a new building in Eighth street, Philadel.
phia, and conveyed to the staten house under
the imputation of vagrancy. When, at the
proper time, he came forward to defend his
reputation against the eharg, of loaferism,
the following conversation took place be-
tween him ard the "Alayor's Deputy"
Deputy-"Come, sir, give usyour nnme."
Prisoner-"John CovingtonSmith."
Drputy-"llow came you 10 be skulking
under the lumber pile last uight!"
Prisoner-"l'm obleeged 10 hide myself
day and night"
Deputy-"IIide yourself! Pray, what forF
PIisoner-"l'm altered Of being made an
alderman, or one Of the detectives"
Deputy-"Who wishes tc make you any
thing of the kind!
PrisOuer-"Why you see old gentleman,
We Octu hlchcu out vi tue alHs uOuse t"iSei
and been tuck up for small pIigging three or
four times, SO my quaintarces talks about
running me for some sort of Office. But |
don't care about sarvng tie public in that
capacity, and SO | tries to keep out of the
scope of public observation"
Deputy-"By hiding yourself under lum-
Der piles?"
Prisoner-"Exactly so slows myself
away anywheres to avoid sich testimonials
of public gratitude. If I've done anything
for the good or glory of my country, don't
ax no reward. don't want to be made an
alderman, n policeman, city councilman, or
ANYTHING of The kind. If am n ragamutiin,
haint sunk myself that low either. When
my old father died, he guy me this good
advice: Jack says he, remember that you
are one of the Smiths. You sprang from an
illuslrious family. Don't disgrace your snces,
tors. A little boozing, or priggng, or oaiing,
won't hurt your reputation much; but don't
you, my boy, don't you accept of any office
under the city government of Phiadelphy."
The Deputy Mayor, with faint SMILE
ordered Mr.. John Coyington Smith to be set
at liberty.
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MINES WITHOUT DIcGNG.-A mans time
should always be worth more to him than
money. Vices are injurious because they
waste time. Any ordinary safe channel of
SPECULATION which involves no loss Of valua
Die hours. may be nationally INDUCED in, and
no man will say another is foolish who risks
n little money under such circumstances
Society laughs. however, at those who dig in'
cessantly, aud with but slight grounds for it,
into the earth in search OF precious metals,
which are always earned by very hard labor
and exposure. What people need is to dis
cover mines without digging, or losing their
valuable time. Such mines have, for some
time past, been found in the Saturday Lotte-
ries, drawn every week in the year 10y Swan
& Co Of Atlanta. Georgia They distribute
prizes varying from twenty dollars to sixty
thousand, and the price Of q whole ticket is
only ten dollars. Halves and quarters for
proportionate sum. Any person RENTING to
Swan d Co., Atlanta. Georgia, the amount
desired as an investment in these mines will
receive every attention from them.
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MONTVALE SPRINGS.
A GOOD FARM FOR SALE.

yEyIE subscriber wishes to sell the FARM on which
4 he now lives In the first civil District OF Polk
county Tennessee. 1t is situated Directly on the Road
leading from Benton to Athens, about two miles from
Hiwassee River, and contains 400 acres-about 40
acres in cultivation-penty Of timber, and good deal
Of the mbered Land well adapted to cultivation tbs
very pretty and desirable place to ye healthy as
any place In the State-comfortable Dwellings, good
Barn Stables Cribs and other ouhouses; fine large
Spring as good water any, good Orchard Of young
Apple Trees Of well selected fruit
ANY person wishing to purchase good and comfort.
able home on liberal terms, would do well to call and
look for themselves For further information, call on
the undersigned the premises or A. r bradford at
Riceville, Tenn. HENRY BkADtohD'
lime g. 1sb7-tf-44
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shcriff,@ sale.

DY virtue Of three orders of sale issued
ID from the office Of the Circuit Court Clerk
Of McMinn county, and to me directed. J will
expose to public sale. 10 the highest bidder.
for cash, at the Court house door in Athens.
on Monday, the 9th day Of July next, all the
right. title interest and claim, that W. i.
Atkson has in and to one fourth acre OF Land.
adjoining the Lands OF b J. Cobb. j. O. Car.
lock, and others, and lying In McSiinn county,
Tennessee. Sold TO satisfy three judgments
aud costs recovered against said W. T. Atki.
.on--one 10 favor Of Samuel firestone. one in
favor Of L. Dodson, and one in favor Of
Thomas Cooper.
JOHN A. GoULDY, Sheriff
May %, 1s57-3t-prs Zee $3.50
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Farm for Sale.

YENIE subscriber offers for sale her FARM, situated
IN miles nom Athens, on the old road leading to
Philadelphia, and In the immediate vicinity OF Forest
hi containing 100 Acres, more or
less-ahout 10 under cultivation. There are
about i2 acres OF splendid meadow land, portion OF
which is well in grassa well vatered. There Is
comfortable Dwelling House, two neat Brick Cottages.
good Brick Kitchen, and all necessary ouhouses.-
There young Apple Orchard Of the best variety Of
fruit, and Peach Orchard.
II the above property is not previously disposed Of
will be sold at public sale, at the Courthouse, In
Athens the % Monday Of August next. Terms made
known on day Of sale. MARY f. p, LlDk
NAV %, lS57-td-452
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For the Post.
TRUST IN PROVIDENCE.

ny MRS. GlkRLOW.
Lord Of my lifel Igive this weary heart,
with all its cares, its griefs and pains, to thee.
Thou kuowest all things, and for me the cup
or good and III Thou hast in love prepared
drink the mixture, though it give me pain,
Confdiug, Great Physician in thy skill
A stranger, far from my beloved home,
BE thou 0 God! my friend and portion here;
Lay underneath the Everlasting Arms,
And let me ever feel that Thou art nigh.
mourn the loss OF loved ones gone, alas
How many tears shed DER withered hopes
Aud blghted Joys But, thou canst comfort me.
The precious jewels are not lost, which Thou
Didst lend awhile to cheer this aching heart:
Thou hast them now, to polish and refine,
And they shall sparkle yet in that bright crown
Which Thou, my Savior, hast in store for me
Methlnks ihear Thee say; "weep mott thy dead
Shall live again-no more to suffer pain,
No more to weep, and never more to die"
Yea, in Thy word read that sundered friends
Shall meet in that glad day, that clouds shall not
Obscure, nor night succeed With eyes undmmed
They shall behold Thy face, and stand conplete
In Thine own Righteousness arrayed, and sweep
Their golden Tyres in notes of praise. How sweet
VIII be the song Of that celestial throng:
"worthy the Lamb, who died us to redeem
by His most precious bloodr"
o, God once more
give myself TO Thee Be thou my guide,
MY sure defence till time and toll shall cease,
And then, o Righteous Father ! take me home.
"FINrs MUSDI."-We find the following
in the Macon Citizen. 1t is said to be the
best the author had in his shop:
FINS MUNDI
FINS mundi, in horne,
Femna frightened, ct forlone,
Cometa, buster, venio est,
Ego outbus catch the rest
lnkabus
Omnes prudens viii prepare,
For gnis copia ct to spare,
Dominus, save us, cometa dun,
II not, givabus time to run.
Inkabus
Bustum comet, magnum tail,
NAHUM signum cannot fail,
Smashuui, scrunchun, don't care,
Ego neabus OF from here
Inkabusl
Ego scio stickabus once,
Ego erat largibus Ounce,
Ego cussibus-time to run,
Omnes exeunt one by onel
Inkabusi
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ShoriT,1 sale.

DY virtue of seven orders of sale, issued
ID from the Office of the Circuit Court Clerk
of McAlinn county, aud to ne directed, will
expose to public sale, to the highest bidder.
for cash. at the Court honse door in Athens
on Monday, The 9th day Of July next, all tho
right. title, interest and claim, that John Rue
has in aud to the Tract OF Land on which hs
resides, containing 81 acres, more or less, adj
Joining the Lands Of J. II. Crockett, Joseph
Ray houn, and Others, and lying in the 18Th
Civil District, McMDn county. Tennessee
Sold to satisfy seven Judgments and costs rs-
covered against said John Rue--two in favor
of T. J. Bloom, two in favor Of B. p. Cobb.
one in favor Of A. Cleage d Co., one in favor
Of =. i. Elliott for the use Of VIM Hicks, and
one 10 favor Of >. A Long
JOHN A. GOULDY, Sheriff.
Nav 90 l957-3t-prs fee s4-553