The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1858-11-12
TELEGRAPHIC.
IRepart,d ,spr,..Iy Tor The -AlA-7, Fo.,.'I


s. Louis, Nov. s The California OYER
land IN g. las arrived.
The Fraz-fz rsrr miners gre rrturlin.
Disappointed
The whole amount OF gold reviewed at SaH
Faneisr6 from Ffazer's river to October iirsl
is $4,000
TWeniy-,cven hoa.rs we're destroyed By
IRE at James ToNn. los, S2j0,OUO.
Business ia San Francisco Is quirI, bu! The
country i'aie Is good.
Washington, Noy. 5-Geaeral Walker Is
here, pa'iiy h ascertain the extent oi the
rr"po,ei lifit.-h intefl rvuce IN AitaraGuau
Affairs, and - satisfied lh1i liner, nj! hr no
hiGtrtnee 10 Lawful. emigration. Walker
probably leaves tor Mobile to-day.
Nsv York, Nov. s-Weekly Bank stat .
ment Increase ia luHns SIG 900 lncrra-e
ia circulation S36i,JOO. iucfelsc r. deposits
SIl6,o0O. Increase in unirlwn deposits
S2l, 800. Decrease ia specie $4,000.
Bohimare, Nov 5.-The Eastern shore
slave holders Convention met at Cambrigr
yesterday. Resolutions thit free ncgroism
and slavery were Incompatible we're passed.
A general Convention meets al B fillmore in
June u devise system TO prrstHt TO the
Legislature of Mary land, Tor the better Tegu-
lalion of the negro population. A Commit
tee was appointed To address the people on
the grievances OF the Eastern shore slayehol-
ders.
Chicago, Illinois, Nov. Eighty three
counties have been heard from. If the c0un
ties yet to hear from maintain their vote in
1856, the democratic State ticket will be
elected.
Ne,o Orleans Nov. 9.-Cutton-SaIes TO
day $500 bales. Prices are easisr, but qnotH-
lions ate unchanged Sales of three days
$500 bales.
-Four auiL Sup,rine 1915. Pork buoy
ant, advarred SOC; SlS. Lard buoynnt, ad-
vanced r.; lOe. Shoulders It. SIDES 81.
Washington, Nov. 9.-rhe Treasury re-
ceipts for the quarter ending September, Rrc
$50 $4,000, whereof Si3 100000 are from
customs, and Sl0,00OO0c from loans. Ex-
pcndiInrrs for the same period were upwards
Of So 100000 including over $S,0OO,O00 for
the army, and s4O0O,OOO Tor the navy,
Nep York, Nov. 9.-FIour 81 O5 81 80.
CoGre--Java, 10 1871. lioIders demand an
hNl'4No'n-- N.h'sl3 - "a IL
81. Louis Nov. "a Fort Defiance des-
patch OF the 25th, SAYS that Il fight had occur
red between Capt llaich's troops and band
of Nnvajues. Six Indians were killed.
SatdHnah, Nov S.-The intermcnts during
the last AZ hours were 6, aud 5 OF those were
by yellow fever
Ne,o Orleans Nov. s.-The deaths by fe-
ser in New Orleans on Saturday were l3.
.xs- The Pennsylvania law against cruelty
to animals should be enforced upon Col.
Forncy and his Press, or perhaps the mem
Der from Berks can get ont an injunction TO
restrain the publication OF such articles MS
the following:
AN EPITAPH
Ouer a Frrorje Mental qfhe Presidentof the Uni.
teR suites, rcccaHg Deceased
In England Of old IL was the rule.
That the King kept his butler and also his fool,
But In modern Republics one man will suffice
10 be the Court fool, and the bottles to Ice
The one who lies here Bucks marketing did,
Gave casdt round for dinner to those who were bid
And eNulted DER others, when not asked to dine,
On Executive mutton and Cabinet wine,
This slab, on last Tuesday placed over his bones,
Shows heCourt ndbuter was named GlaneeyJones
Az IYrELLIGENT NANNY Up in the
Fourth District, New Orleans, lives n man,
his infant child, and matronIy, weIl-bc-
havcd nanny goat. The nanny is the hairy
foster mother Of tie infant, which tho fever
some time since robbed OF its parent proper,
and she entirely appreciates the peculiar du-
ties which have deyoIved upon her. When
she hears the hungry cry Of her helpless IT.
Tie human charge, she is by is side in an
instant, placing her leafs at the service OF
its thirsty lips. Frequently the quick ears
OF the quajrupedaI wet nurse hear The ch'Id'
cry wirn she is browsing in the street at
some distance from the house, and leaving
her own repast she darts hastily of to sup
ply the wnnts of the "mothcrcss BARN." de
pendent upon her as Romuis aud Remus
were OF old upon the dugs of their wollist'
protectrcss We believe we have told II
tolerahle strange story-6ut truth is stranger
than fciion.-N. o. True Delta.