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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-01-28

IN PURSUANCE of an order of the Surrogate %
Of the County fNcwYork notice hereby tyen " a
rs ons having claims against JAMES COOPER late oil Ee
Sx Of New dsceased present the came with Noutvs
thereof 10 the sbscbe her residence No Sc Gasseyoors
In the CITY of before the twenty third day q
AM -D.. cd EewYork the 20th day u October 1886
Tr5l,wen w MARGARET COOPER, AdmnistrstHx.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1857-10-02

Captain lltRSDuv.-'I'hp press teens with
tributes {" the gallant Virnirian Who COM
mandr'l the 1T 'rnir i America, aud whn ~
n"hv prri":mrd his duty. SAYS the virginia
Sentinel:
Deep will be the regrets that viii follow
lin Ia the "rr cave where he s'reI's; many
the tears OF sympathy with the stricken
family.
Bni il he II d la fnll-nni all hlvri" IL
what time more pop t"ri. Ia his fame? IL.
h'd, THO terrible d - u | ri .h's ~ mia ned
MS r"n'a"'; and compose :lr spirits nl IIu'-
'ItuhrS at men, ""ln' u aud clrhir II, whose
sole earthly reliance H. vas, lnd ~ Il" sraHnrd
tbs r"unirnancr To read their d""tu. lie Il al
sivrf all the women AMI children, fifty nine
~ number, ard prepared The men calmly IL
struggle With tinir tate. lis work done, h.
"'riy,d hm>ei in.thr uniform which h. had
"tpr hon. red, sent II y Wir The most -InQurn'
farewell eyer uttered and vent hts way. 'i'-II
her -" said h.. aud the ,r,-i shall sir W..
Win his irn,irr>t tauci's, but strive in vain.
T." fill The blank with Iht so expressive ~,
itself. So ar ~ the nhiold :. M .tiun .xrr y
III" dream, though inspired by the nurses
which nh III attempt 1" give il uI'rr ncr.--
Ohlv in the nntall" med d.pihs of wedd. d
!"v EN- il tni lis Interpret tim; there unlv
IT," meaning t"o hiE TOR words, hr fully un-
itrst"Od.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1857-10-02

THE Poor MAS-Altrr NIL, the poor man
has decided advantages over the rich. ~
Crisis" or n "Panic in the Nancy Market"
Las hut few teriors for him; and With q
shelter above his head, food and raiment for
his wife and little ones, md just G"d over
all, he can seek his couch ut night without
the fear of having his SAUNDERS DISTURBED by
hilrous dreams Of breaking banks and tum
bling stocks. a report reached here the
other evening, that all the monird institn.
tons in the country were going right straight
To eternal smash. Bef"re retiring, we exam
ed our pocket book and found the pile on
hand 10 be-, rxactly-no more and no less
two dollar hill on the Northwestern Bank
of GenrgIn, and II one on ll" Exch ,nge Bank
Il: Griffin. Our sleep through the long and
small hours IVES IN rnliu and unruffl d IN that
al an inlahi, and We ross in the morning r. :
| frpshed m invisnratr,l Inr the laburs Of the
day. Had We been worth fifty or n hundred
thousand, invested in Banking or something
of that s"r', the probability is we should
have passed II restless night, and, perhaps got
mp with I'M appetite for the brandy hotlr.-
Verify, il is the philosophy of taking things
IN they come, and not silver, and gold, aud
great stores If wealth, TINT T. eur, contpni-
m-nt in this reckless world, and enables the
mind I" l""k forward pleasantly 10 the
change that awaits it..
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1857-10-02

tEIMg Is Nav ORLtAAs.-An clalmrair
tab at the NJ iisi cs "i crime IN the cily ni
Wv Oir'nS, has been prepared. md pub.
listed IN Ike Crescent ot that ry. From il
~ c"nd"n,e lhr i.lI""lng facts: The nnm-
her ri mnrirr-, M nsnughiers aud Lomi
ri'les, ir'n seventeen months, irrm Frbru r,
8ih, 1855, I" jane 3O,Ii, 1857, W = 51-in six
Of which Amrrcins We're implicated, 81
whom three were tried and honurnbIy ne
Quilted: the rest were Foreigners ar unkunv II.
The ~ hole nn,nbrr If ARRESTS tor tw, nj, two
months. from ii Jnly. 1855. 1" 3ist MAY
ls57--bring eleven months Of MAYOR Law
ISIS aud rl' ven months at Mayor WATERWAYS
adminisi ration-w was 4l,S2O; OF which th-,.
Were $3.50 natives Of the United States. tb.
rest Foreigners.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1857-10-02

PENSIONS To CHILDREN OF PE.sIoNE Rs The
:. cr' tnry nj the interior recently submitted
to the Attorney General IT, question wheIh.
-r the practice heretofore prrvnlr e in The
Pension Utiice of allowing III. children ul
revolutionary soldiers 10 rec. i've the prn>ini,-
which their decensrd parents might have re
ceivrd wns ascending 10 law. The Attorney
General rendered hls o, ini"., d,ciarins that
practice has n" legal foundation. aui tla
neither children nor grandchildren have an,
such right under he acts oi C,ugrr.s The
cons. qn-ncr al lIis will bp Ia reverse n l,rac
lice of he Pension Office which has continued
f"r twenty five yra's. Tue Attorney Gen-r.
al gives the law. hut declines 10 say whether
the law should ulolIsh The practice or the
practice defeat the law. leaving that IA an
a'lhrn stration question +" the secretary hun.
silt. The "pinInn Is an able one.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1857-10-02

p6. The Legislature will convene next
Monday. Both houses are dem 'cratic. -
There is good deal Of business cut out f"r
theni--some of which, we hope, they will
have the good sense tn lei alone. AS the pop
ular current has hren rnnnin! strong against
the nets creating the offices of County Judge
and Tax Assessor, AMI ~ Legislators general
ly have mnra reverence for the cnnceiis OF
the ,nassrs than for the public good, it is pro.
bable those acts will he repealed. aud we
shall be thrown back on the old system.
which was about equal to no system nj ALL
1t seems to nv that true wisdum aud ccon0-
my dictate the retention Of these. or the en-.
aciment of laws creating similar offices, with
such provisions or amendments as the rxpe-
rience of the period since their adoption
may suggest. But il is the misfortune Of
the times that neither the press nor public
men-thry who ought to shape, mould and
give direction TO popular sentiment--havc
the nerve to stand up to am thing that con-
fcts with the prcjudces and caprices Of the
masses. An enlightened ana s"ber!y ex-
pressed public opinion is one thing-puhlic
prejudice is quite another. The first should
always command our respect and reverence
the Last is monster, II great big nss, that is
always braying and making hideous noises
and the worst of it is, switch-,nil politicians
dsmagogues, ard the press-witi' here and
there a noteworthy excep,ion-are but The
echoes and refiexes of the antic animal. w,
hope thu converting Legislature will let thu
Office Of County Judge alone; mud if they re-
peal the Tax Assessor law, that they wi
adopt some equitable mode Of assessing 'h'
revenues necessary to meet the public want'
and maintain the credit Of the State.
We shall try to keep our readers well
posted in such matters of legislation, during
the approaching session. us may bo Of public
interest.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1857-10-02

New ORpERs-l'wn new orders have re-
Gently leampl rata existence and position IN
this place, under ID" designation of "'rhr
Bucks" aud "Thr Gins" We lean they
are mere of u social. than poliiiral, character
in their organizations, being composed Of
members Of both the know kn"ihiny md
democratic parties, and having for their oh
jrct the abatement cf n srrinus evil. The sns-
piring public will learn more of them, per-
haps, hereafter. The password 81 "The
Bucks" is sail to he, "no use u-knockin', for
You emit como in."
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1857-10-02

CoRKs.-"The best cure for these tf'no''
s":nr things that We have even ifird, say
the Scientific American, i, 10 soak the "''
in hot water tor n quarter Of II hour, :" W"
the corn becomes sott and then tim " v"
IN rlo~e MS possible aud not cau-e pun
Then take the uneture y. tho Arbor '""'
placed upon IL liitlr cation, and nppIy !" ''
corn, and alter II Few applications 'hr '"'"
will 10, oniy disappear entirely, but sill NV
he likely To- return again."
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1857-10-02

tB Az there is some excitement and
alarm abroad in regard to monetary affairs.
il mny not be niniss to warn our friends not
10 believe more than half they will hear an
the subject. Without stopping To speculate
on the causes, there il no disputng that M
ney must inevitably be ",gh," (as the phrase
goes) for awhile--tigh,cr than it has been
for yenrs-but il the proper course is pursued
II We all bear and iOrbcar, the storm vii
sweep by without its effects scarcely bcin.
felt 10 this section.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1857-10-02

KAssAs.-lhr r e'm"ni Dispatch sr.:
1t is the opinion 1T Gen. Whitfield, tho
late delegate in Congress, from Kansas, now
IN the city at New York, that there will bs
no further trouble in the Territory of II.
las between the Untrd Strirs auihnri,irs
and the Free Soil party. Except in Law.
rnre, there hnd been NJ difficulty in the
c"lI"rIi"n Of taxes from ,hp free st lie men,
who were =" rrndy I" pay that they were
oti'n hunting mp the Sh"rihs. here m,y
be- seine r"ltsinns in n-'ubrr, but, an the
whole, Kansas Is quit.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1857-10-02

80 II r,"'ars tia, ,"ur un,rc cargo y IL
nrgr"es FROM AirIc b, nun''e,id! .,7S3 iikel,
hands, h ". been landed on lac 'uban 90 -,
within hali II nile al the county seal 81
goes, Who ,ie obt,lnnl an the African cn,-t
/ very litll, Gust. are sad /" tn Mmla II,
the aggregate II uG0,SJD. Tine rn"rn.u>
lr"ii;> III The slave Trade ,mh"Ii II the ir :
der, /" rnn all risks. The 90 ",d'ri b ti,h
aud American fleets on The Arc.nc.sir n
not sl"p tho trade.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1857-10-02

Gloovy i'PosPEcr. the New York Tribune
predicts that t., the first or middle of next
December. ut least one hundred tLuusand
p rsons III the city "f New York viii he oIt
Of employment aud nearly "nt of means -
The ship yards in New York are n-arly idle
and tnnndrirs but half working. aud The
great cI"lhing stores .l"iug very lrlle II IL
stated thai women have recently came Ia
New f"r, fr"m Places three hIh'trrl NJ les
away IN q est nt work iInn the ri"ihng
st"re-. oni, I" lie iurn-,l Oft with none aud
c"m elie'i I" beg then wny hone nsniu. The
Tribune adds that places have looked for ger.
want girls tor some Inn r'si soon servant
girs will l"nk earnestly for places and he
very glal t" finl them. II is predicted that
soup houses Tor hungry labor. rs vi h." can fluid
n" labor will ne wa,te before January =
TIL. ,nrnnl If % uiicrce il ~: opinion That
hardly since lSa7 has So Ginn,ny u Project
lor wI''er lowered upon the lahoring Glasses
Of New Yurk.s
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1857-10-02

WHAT A NLwsrAPER OUGHT To Be.-
The B .ston Ledger, in noticinga w"dy war.
fare amongst its Contemporaries in rrgaid I"
what is termed "ieadins' newspaper, say :
v"ry truly:
~ newspaper IN not necessarily h"m
shell, Ia blow every body I" pi ce- that haI'-
pen, I" be- near il when il goes through H.
nlnrning and evening explosions. IL ought
to place before itself the highest and mos
dignii, purposes, and To put firth all its
rxrrti"n and energy I" sncc"ssiu Is work
them out. Wrangling and snariing aud per-
sonal on ,rrrls the ;na-s Of readers do moi de-
sire. They refuse to become p rites to these
practices. They want open and tar c"m
.nents on all Transactions and v'tts that can
possibly interest them, they ARE Tor the rnr-
lirst news from Nil quarters of the g'"b';
they ARE fond "f good temper and gennIity
and common sense IN the general makeup al
their iuvorite new up per; and the, very SION
learn 10 20 To the righ, quarter to get tines"
things"
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1857-10-02

- Mrs. Cunningham il nj iarge-irav-
ing been nd nti,d la hail in the sun Of
$4,000. We hope, si,s the M"nta"n"ry
Mess grr, she will run III aud lar eli the
haii, and that she wil never again he head
ii III thus world. For SIX months, We hTr
mi "I"nrd - paper, ir'in any portion Of the
country, ~ the ward, hut We o. c"nnrer,d,
~ most PROMINENT columns >.'m'iiiiug about
this w"ln,n. MOI seur l'"n-un WAS nothing
% her.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1857-10-02

tY- One of our workmcn has been absent
since our last issue, and We have had tot.kr
his place "nt the rasr.' Consequently, our
editorials this week nrc rather scattering, and
not mnch TO the point. II IN now thiriy-ihrc-
years since We first commenced "stirking
type" and we are happy in still being able To
make "full hand" and n quarter over, when
occasion requires. So much for life of so.
briefly, virtue, mud moderation IN all things.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1857-10-02

Dan Allrn, II Nee y"rnI MN in r..
chester, was haiI 4 "ut III jill by his emp%r
rr, the either day, but brinr. going IL hi,
business he retired 10 his room. Mt ron.
ing ant after s"nr time, n m IN vent to The
room. ard l,rhndirg him through the key
hole asleep in his bed. lett him. But ~hru
II day and night passed, and trial mr an,
and still n" Daniel. the room was broken in
Ia, aud the trd found /" contain sna vi
clothes stuffed wiIh straw. The bird had
ilown aud has not sincr been heard of.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1857-10-02

SoReHo SUcRE SYRUP.-Our friend, Or.
Robert Y. Vaughan, al this county, has pr. :
scnlc'l ~ with bottle Of Syrup, mann sc.
inrrd li"m The Chinese Sugar Cane. We have
tried ii, and fnd il much superior to the
mola.srs usually snli at the stores, both in
taste aud appearance. We have u" doubt.
that with a better understanding "i' the pr. =
cess aud proper mlclitrry Tor the nlanuf -
turr, au article cquI To the Golden Syrup
can he obtained from this cane, ut triflinr
,pst
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1857-10-02

~ The New York Journal of Commerce,
in The financial article ui I tuesday Inst, thus
referred 1" some 81 TIE banks in lnlad .Iuhu.
III II rrp"ried th. one bank ihvrr b,c,n,.
~ cosIivr That u cusiui-r, n iiiilr irtitn,rd nj
tie pc'ynhr p"l'r,. drew n n"t- for fre dill
lars II, thirty days, covered IL down the hnrk
with first GLASS "nc"ts,m NJ from his fellow
sufferers, pinned I" y . Leu dollar bin. Il I'M.
s.,Ir bmk, NJ roilaIrr !, and then utirrd 4,
:rr discount. THIS was what JrdrdL.h Tunu
kins would call hiniin' round"
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1857-10-02

~ The Washington correspondent Of
INC B.iiimorr Sun writes:
''i'hr i"ur'nnii"n in p"sscssion Of our
goIerrin al relative Ia the cuiHI,iiciiv vi
,Irnerni Sam illusion with an rApp,iiiiou
-npIn',. d /" IL. inr tl,c invnsnn nf ". xicu. Ia
n'r thr nhabitan,s oi rnuIauipas. who are
lis fl cled agains, thrir government, is drri-
veal rom reii,hr s,'u crS. The movements
b ln2 c"','turlr'i with more Than nsua. srrIr
~, lnl' 'ni"'uall"n upon the sui jet cAr-.,
Vet te obtained"
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1857-10-02

tE The Fair ut Cleveland this week is
said Ia have been numrrously attended,
Can't some one II our friends there furnish
us with brief account of tho more mpoi-
tant proceedings occurring at the Fair. We
regard Bradley as among the foremost c"un.
ties in the State, and any thing pertaining Ia
its interests and prosperity will always be
welcome To- our col nmns.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1857-10-02
ATHENS. FRIDAY, SEPT. e5, 1887.

HALF FARE.-Ws are requested to state
that delegates 10 the General Association Of
Baptists Of East Tennessee, to he held ut
Messy Creek, commencing or the 9th Oct.
(instant.) will be carried an the East Ten
nesses and Georgia road for half fare-that
10, full ticket going, with return ticket free.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1857-10-02

a CASE For rH. FAcULry.-r III, Tampa
(Fla) FrhiD>"l.t sialrs thai { apt. Sum kh =,
It lhr brig Gov. An i~r,oi, wig at that place,
was dawn with tie yrli"" Irvrr on Mon lay;
IN |urstiy Il" WAS Httrnrd with Asi Ia
:n"lera; II "Wednesday rrw,s d n,ri"n>l,
NJ with the >tnIl l,.x. aud IN 'rhnrsi", he
tr'nsari' d l'us'nr,s in the city, and pep r. d
ais vessel for sgt"
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1857-10-02

tV Our corps Of correspondents at Knox
vile are hrcoming sinru'arly 'emiss in their
duties. We have some fifty Subscribers in
I'll tg"odly city, every one Of whom looks 10
our columns tor n fair and faithful account
Of local maiiers-.o say nothing Of the anx-
iety which outsiders feel 10 he made ncqnain'-
ed with The exciting scenes constantly occu,.
Ing In TINT busy emporium.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1857-10-02

~ ClandrsIinr marriages seldom bring
hnrpin"s,; the woman " ho s.criiic,s h"nc
AMI latiiri> aud nr,iher's affection fer u l,n :
=, unless ihr parents are urusuIlly unr, II.
s"nahlr, gen raj Y rral is thai reward which
t"ii""> N the footsteps al ingTdludr aud
lis hrdirHrr.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1857-10-02

Tsrivp,&..,r iI.Rr,- M, .v.....,..,,
r
III "'N "i'''
urri"r'l"'ii made 10y mississippi r'iil"T, shat
he would rather lose Kansas than disturb the
harmony of the Democratic p,rrv with Tin.
roII,,,, ;,.,, ,,,,;,,, n,,.,,,,,J ne, :.
an
's' F." 10 "ohe 'he Tess 'Iue' Gays the Ga-
zrtte:
Thu ahore is clear confession on the mr.,
of the WoodviIl,. drm"crptic editor that he
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1857-10-02

EAST TENNESSEE AND VIRGINIA RAIL
RoAp.-A friend ut Jonrsboro' writes Us fol-
lows from Jonesboru':
at may be matter of news to YOU TO
know that the East Tennessee aud Virginia
Railroad il now opened {" Keepers, 43 miles
west Of Bristol, leaving 81 miles OF staging.
The connections are nov made thr"ugh each
way on this line, commencing last Friday
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1857-10-02
STATE SrocKs-A New MARKEE-The PhiIa.
delpha Enquirer says:

A well.iniorm-d party from Washington
states {" us thar the recent purchases ot STA, {
stocks. principally those Of Missouri, Tonnes
see. OHIO. Virginia aud rrnn-y Ivanin tor In
Indian Department., amount to nearly nil
lion dollars. Tue Investments are made IN
der the dwecti"n of Hon. Jac"b thompson,
Secretary Of the Interior. VIII has tiu-d the
movement t" meet Ms far rs practicable the
low rates ut which these stocks have been
put on the market aud the superintendent
means at the command of the Treasury to
mahe the disbursements. It. also happily re
lieres TO this extent IN specie the pressure on
the money market
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1857-10-02

SELLING OUr.-Fricni parham again Of
frrs the "Old Gazette, Chattanooga, for
sale. lie says there is chance for n bargain.
and We believe there IL nm opening for good
business ut Chattanooga.
HF Jno. a. McEwen, Esq was elected
Mayor of Nashville, ON the 26ih, by nit
ioriy IF rs votes
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1857-10-02

.ngrincnis hive been contaminated by the
Merchants Savings B,nk at hi. g., il COIL
n"cti'. unh a GrInian baking h"u,r in New
N"ik, 10 i"rwaid onr miiilnn biisnrls III
nhri' in bAs, 10 New iok, vi. the Eda
raLtu.d.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1857-10-02

IN China are running mp The prize of tea; and
im.'lasi adv'ces u. III Iii" ,urir" say coffee
is RAINING az Also. II i, supposed that but
lpi-mik vii s",n have it, TAI mrrits ecoT-
drd 10 il.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1857-10-02

- The ariesian we'll at ib. 81. i'""'
Sugar Refinery, hns attained depih " y
200 feet, mad ia advancing nj the rate O' >"
inches per day.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1857-10-02

BAxK SUsPEssIoss.-lt will he seen by
reference to articles in another part Of our
paper, that the Banks Of Philadelphia and
Baltimore generally, have deemed it advisa-
bic 70 suspend specie pnyments.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1857-10-02

CuARLEsroS, S. Cit will he seen by his
card in another column, that our former
townsnan. W. c. Witt, has changed his place
Of business in Charleston, from the house OF
J. d d 5. u. Stoddarl tn that of CLARK,
hyde Co., importers Of Hardware. Cutlery,
guns. de-, No. 1Ss Meeting street.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1857-10-02

IRorUcs AT Nrw Yonk.-lI Is rslimat'd
that TIN Wine ~ the rroiuc s"i The r"u"l'y
rrr'rvrd NJ the p"rl ~ New York an FRIDAY
ia>l, exceed Il halt mili,n al dollar. ana
r'ai al least one fourth consisted "i bread
= nils
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1857-10-02

!ts' lnrs. qu mIilirs 81 counterfeit mon
ry ar. SID IL be- in circulation. Nedo
hop" n"i"dv will attempt To pass M! o"
IL. We have seen ~ little MONEY l"ieI,
thai We are almost afraid il snmrbody d"n'
send us little, our Judgment Of The "i'e"
will become impaired, and We will eo''~'
quruiiy not be able to tell the spurious
ir"in the genuine.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1857-10-02

RCM"R' u DEAIm oF jim l.ASr.-lhe >!
J"s'ph Jonrhnl al the 10 II, states That r.
pot re- ch Il th.i city on the OH, illl tirnrr-
i i'm Lane, If Kansas, had I" rn 'l"'t a"a
vii I'd N IT, ht al Lawrence, lew days IT,
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1857-10-02

The recent e, nsns OF ~. Louis show
favor 81 liml,s. u, III" rrhsus ol Iowa the
n'alrs are IN II III, jorily al p"ari, 10000
Dlh'r western Stairs a'r aI,'. n,rdi slroug
T. int'rcrni"nis "i the ia'r sex. We i'ctirvc
that in Kansas l'r disparity is s'ili greater
Tim IN Iht SInns.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1857-10-02

/ ~ Tie H. Y Ex.r ~, al III a6;h, re-
marks -; ia" e rs "i The ,'hilaiciphi:. SUI
! IunsIUns in " al ->irreI. as inluws: "N a :
street, il is needless IL Nav, is disturb. d by
This news from Philadelphia, which was not
altogether unexpected amGng Those unac-
qunnird with the condition of the money
market in that city. The rontracinns ia the
discount line Of the Philadelphia Banks have
hern 80 sndien in lime aud 81 large in
am"uui compared with previous lnans IT, in
d,iduals and the general expansion in the
currency ~ To cripple M nv from nr,trg
their obligations. Merchants unable tn find
bank accommodations have refused To- pay ,,
II md 3 pr cent. II month for nlorr, 10 Z. :
lirve themselves "f Temporary rmharra>S
mrnts. and prefer present tn future bankrupt.
in the end than continued Efforts Ia pros, :
cute business Amidst 80 severe n uanr. The
monied men in the city. whns.. eyes have -,
been opened Ia the exact state "f things in
l'hind lphia for some time pIsi, were siaIt ed
With the intelligence at the susI" nsion If
"ne of the largest Banks al the SECOND city
in the Union. and the effect has hern n feel
ing of drsi'ondenry, and grhrr ! s,nipath,
~ the causes "f this new disaster Neal,
all Kinds al STICKS, though h .v'ng the sam"
value to-day as yestridIv, share in this ,i-rr,s-
sion Of frliu", aud money is IN NOR d..
nnnd than ever.
The news from Philadelphia comes at -
moment when Thu re- WIS srrn,inr IN = ~
The New York Banks, standing up"l nv
prrcnabl,. ground is they d.. more ,ud un,r
eel the NECESSITY OF srcnriit. II -l"uhi H."
b"rnr in mud, however, that grnhnil W.
are reaching the end al the slate "l things
which have produced The calamity. For. l.n
Imports Ii w. diminished. The rin "f in
,i-s are less. Foreign rArInngr is ia our
v"r: sud gold must come Ia IL ere ong. Men
at fnrrra>tr III the street. even when ,riy
hari prrssci, ARE not dspondent al t." ~
lure.
Everything available il turned into money
IN ;hr street, "s rapidly ~ p"ssihlr, and many
sacrifices are made To nrhoid credit. Tai.
I Sl,und br r,.ririn"err,i. il the cause nf III.
very luw r lies which some of the best s.ru
rifles in the country command.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1857-10-02

- Phit Adams, "i the Th"n,psnni N
R'p"rtrr say, that the CONNIE rcial Bank,
= ounhia, s. :, Inns lni!,d.
n" sucn thing. l."ok t. Prnnsy Ivania,
latt ur Flint Adam. - So. Ca. Times.