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The weekly Butte record., 1858-12-11
HOUSEHOLD ARTICLES. ETC.

Broops, Cal 4 eastcrns
Broom Whisks.
Backing, Scrubbing and
Busting brushes,
Bucket. aud Pals.
Market & La Shoppin.
Baskets,
Metallic Wash Boards,
Backing for Stoves,
Bread & Mincing Bowls,
Butter Ladies' Il Prints,
Bath Bricks,
Clothes Pins and Lines,
Cans for oils or syrdps,
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SPICES, ETC.
PICKLES. AND PRESERVED MEATS

Olives, French & Spanish.
CLANS X Lobsiers, in can.
Turkey & Chickens d"
Oysters, various brans.
Pepper Sauce. by cs or bot
Sard;nes, ] Y ! bYs,
Pure Cider Vinegar, in kgs.
md bhis-
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Glorious News ! !

a STOP YE HUNGRY AND READ, ORO-
WILLIE RESTAURANT OPEN AGAIN :
49, W SIMON X. ROSENTHAL herewith in
Ae,.se-AD forms the public and his friends. that
he dissolved partnership with A Mchineau the lib
OF July and furthermore desires to sae that he has
sociaed with himself Mr.. F. IIammernck, recently of
tDe United States Restaurant for the purpose of reopen
ing the Oroyile Restaurant Montgomery St. between
Myers and finntoon streets. where they both viii be
happy 10 see their old friends and customers.
Thankful for past favors, and promising do am pie
Justice TO ALL bespeak for ourselves the generous
patronage OF the public.
BOARD PER wEEK-IN ADVANCE, SS 90
SINGLE MEALS, SO
SIMON R. ROSENTHAL,
July 18th.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
Fall and Winter Stock
j. Nj. CLARK g. BRO.

RE NOW RECEIVING AT, THE OLD sTlxn
N on Myers street, their usual large and extan.;o'
stock of goods for the Fall aud Wntr trade which b
been selected with great and Mt The west na,a
prices We are determined that TO house in the G
cou try shall mndersell We woul respec,fnilx ., &
the attention of Miners Farmers Hotel and Restaurant
1 tho oz,hi1,i inadc tnln Nul
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Summons.

GTATE OF FCALIFORNIA.-IN THE DIS
- trct Court of the Fifteenth Judicial Disric coun-
ty of Butte.-ANN SAUNDERS. Plaintiff vs. CHARL ES
W. SAUNDERS. Defendant Action brought in the Dis
trct Court of the Fifteenth Judicial District the
complaint FLED in the county of Butte. in the Office OF
the clerk of said District Court The people of the
State IF California, send greeting to CHARLES W.
SAUNDERS: You are hereby required to appesr in n
action brought against you by the above named plain
till in the District Court of the Fifteenth Judicial Dis
tric, in and for the county of Butte and to answer
the complaint filed therein "a copy of which accompa-
nies this summons) within ten days exclusive of the
day of servce after the service you of this
if served within this county, if served out efthis
county but within this judicial District within
days iserved out of said District then within fort
days-or judgment by default will be taken against
The Said action is brought to obtain a decree of
divorce from the bonds of matr mony existing be-
tween you and said plaintiff and if you fail appear
and answer the said complaint above required, the
plaintiff will apply to said for the relief in her
complaint demanded and for judgment for costs of suit
Given under my hand and seal of the District court
Of the Fifteenth Judicial District this eighth
{ : day OF October in the year of Lord one
I : : thousand eight hundred and fifty eight. b.
[ g order Of District Judge.
~ ". il, DARRACI, Clerk
OCT '5S
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New Goods g. Fresh Stock

EUST ARRIVED AT CURLY'S BRICK sEGAR
~ Sicre, corner Montgomery ard Myers streets
CURIEY respectfully inf,rms his friends and the
public in general that he is enabled to supply
them with the choicest Ttment of
SEGAES
TOBACCO,
PIPES, and
GOODS GENERALLY IN
HIS LINE OF BUSINESS,
And at such prizes that will satisfy the wholesale
merchant retail smokers-that he has the traps
properly set in San Francisco receive the choicest
assortment of Scgars and Tobacco that can be bought
for cash the arrival of every steamer Giveme call
and satisfy yourselves at CURLEY'S,
Washington Block, cor. Montgomery and Myers
street, Oroville.
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Summons.

STATE OF CALIFORNIA--IN THE DIS
- trict Court Of the Fifteenth Judicial Ds,ric-Couuty
Of Butte. Joanna Yager VS. Rudolph Ysger. Action
brought in the district Court of the Fifteenth Judicial
District and the complaint Filed in the county OF Butte
in The Office of the Clerk said District Court The Peo
pie of the State of California send greeting Rudolph
fager You are hereby required appear in action
brought against by the above named plaintiff in the
District Court OF the Fifteenth Judicial District in and for
the county OF Butte. and the complaint fled
therein "a copy Of which accompanies this summons
within ten days, Exclusive of the day of seryce) after
the service on you Of this Summons If served within
this county II served nut of this county but within this
Judicial District within twenty days or if served of
said District then within ferty days-or Judgment by de-
Su viii be taken against yo The said action brought
otain decree OF this court to dissolve the bonds
mat mony existing between Yourself and said Plaintiff
and tha said marriage contract be forever anpued and
plaintiff decree of this be divorced and forever
freed from the said efendan and IL Won fail 10 an
per and ars the said complaint rs above required
will apply to the Court for the relief demane in her said
complaint Given under my hand anl the seal OF the
District Court of tt Fifteen III judicial District this
22nd day of June in til year of Lord ese thoaard
eight hundred and fny-e 'eht.
NJ IT. nARRACH. CLERK,
js24-id BY j. II. Marie, Deputy.
HARRIs & HOWARD, Atiorne.-s for Plaintiff.
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JAMES S LONG,

COUN SURV EYOR.
OFSIcE-In the Court House oc9
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Fresh Oregon Oysters !

"AMMERNICH 4 CO., OF THE UyI-
u ted States Restaurant. will serve fresh Oregon
Oysters in every stvIe day and night, pct %
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Ice, Ice! Ice!! Ice!!!
d dersgned are again prepared to furnish the citi
of Orovile with the very test quality of ICE.
he most reasonable terms large supply constantly
hand. Orders left office Miners Aley between
Myers and inntoon streets, promptly attended 10. We
have the most pere; facilities for supplying hotels,
saloons and familie with any amount desired
May Sd J. T. DICKEY & CO.
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BURT & RHODES,

ATTORNEYS AND COUNSELORS AT LAW,
Orovile,
Ofice,-Bird street. in Burt's brick building, up
Stairs. o13
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Notice.

nR. VIM. WILSON HAS REMOVED
ST. Nicholas Hotel. oc-I6
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FRUITS, EFT c.

Apples dried in 4 and n Citron, dried and preserved
bbs, or BY the 10. Zante Curranis
s. in cans and bottles, | French Prunes, by the boz
Peaches. % ID,
Peaches, drie by the box = preserved Peaches Ia
or 10, glass jars,
Pie Fruits assd in Jams and Jellies, all kindu
by by the bottle in tins,
Cranberrias, straw berries, Malaga LAYER Rasins in
Raspberries Gocseberries, a, Il and whole boxes,
Pine Apples and Pears, French Tomatoes, extra, in
fresh and nreserYed tins.
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ARD. fIysEED. NEATsFooT, POLAR AND
4 Sperm uil--Eor sale by
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MINARD II. FARLEY

ATTORNEY AND COUNSELOR AT LAW,
NOTARY PUBLIC, REAL ESTATE
AGENT AND CONVEYANCER.
Off ,E-On Bird street, north side of the PLAN
o3l
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remjohns. asset .izsr,
Stone Jars and Churns,
Indigo and Fig Blue,
Mops. Matches 4 Mincing
Knives,
Potato Washers T. Rolling
Pirs,
Castle, English and Hill's
Family Soap.
Colgate's & kingsland's
Family Starch.
Sal Soda,
Wishing Fluid, in at bots,
Sleeves, iron & brass.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1858-02-05

PooR Gov. BRowN, OF GA.-The Balti-
more Patriot touches up Governor Brown,
upon his knowledge Of Banking and Boo,
Keeping, MS displayed in his "wise and patri-
otto veto!" after the following style:
HOGcidl Ignorance. Brown, Of
Georgia, in his message to the Legislature
celebrating upon :he subject Of banks and
banking, expresses great surprise, asserting
that the thing looks very suspicious that the
balance sheets Of the banks should show ar
exact balance between the assets and Iiabili
ties, "never varying quarter of a cent?
The Governor devotes good deal Of space
to this extraordinary coincidence. lie sup
poses it may be owing TO the banks having a
reserved fund which they are afraid for the
people to know that they have made! and he
thinks that such fund is a part OF the assets
Of the banks, and should be remembered
when return is made on oath.
"The papers throughout Georgia are filled
with ridicule of their Governor. We presume
he has not given much attention to the sci.
ence Of bookkeeping, nor, IL his message be
specimen, to the study of rhetoric, of gram
mar, or the art of compositon-his time be-
ing chiefly consumed in comprehending the
veto power, which he has used freely ON all
occasions." t.
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TAG LAsr OF THE BuRDkLL TRAeEDY.-
John +. Eckel, who, It will be membered,
was indicted for the murder Of DR.. Burdell,
appeared in Court with his counsel, John
Graham and Stafford, to ask for his discharge
from all further attendance under the indct-
ment. The assistant District Attorney said
he had been entrusted by Mr.. Hall to move
the Court for mol pros in this case. Mr..
John Graham made speech in vndication Of
the innocence Of Mr.. Eckel. who hnd suffered
greatly not only in the anguish of his own
mind but his friends and relatives had been
involved aud deeply afflicted at his supposed
completely 10 such horrid crime rs the muir.
der Of DR.. Burdell. The order for mol pros
was entered, and Eckel discharged from his
recognizances.
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Sherif's Sale.

DY virtue of an order Of sale issued by the
ID Clerk of the Circuit Court of MeMinn
county. Tennessee. | will, on Monday, the lst
day OF March next, sellto the highest bidder,
for cash, before the Courthouse door in the
town of Athens, all the right, title, interest
and claim that J. J. Elliott has in and to the
tract of LAM on which he now lives lying
In the 18th Civil District, McMinn county,
Tennessee, adjoining the lands Of 5 s. Gentry,
Charles Daugherty and Others, Sold to salts.
fy Judgment and costs obtained before II. j..
Brock, Esq.. in case of r, II. Keith d Co.,
againt John Rue and J. J. Elliott
JOHN A. G0ULDY, Sheriff.
ian %. ls5s-St-prs fee f3-4S7
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FATAL DUEL IN MISNEsoTA.-A quarrel
between lumbermnn named Giggy and a
Chippewav Indian Chief known as "Hoe in
the. day." was settled by duel at the Indian
Agency, above Crow Wing, Minnesota, on
the 18th inst. The weapons chosen were
revolvers, and the distance sixty feet On the
first fire Giggy was wounded in the right side
and on the second in the left. He then fell
to the ground, but, recovering himself, fired
the third round in recumbent position and
shooting Hole-in.the-day through the heart,
killing him Instantly. The unfortunate Chip
peway leaves seven wives.
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Sherif's Sale.

DY virtue Of an order of sale issued by the
ID Clerk of the Circuit Court Of McMinn
county, Tenn, will, on Monday, the LIST day
of March next, sell to the highest bidder. for
cash, before the Court house door in Athens,
Tenn, all the undivided interest and claim
that X. r. Thompson mas in and to Thirteen
Hundred and Forty Acres Of Land. lying in
the 18th Civil District, MeMnn county, Ten.
nessee, adjoining the Lands of r. F. Cooke,
BENJAMIN Cass and Others, Sold to satisfy
one Judgment and costs, obtained against said
Thompson before IL. J. Brock. Esq, in favor
of John A. Long.
JOHN A. G0ULDY, Sheriff.
Jan %, lS5S-St-prs fee sS-4S7
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REMARKABLE CAsE.-Mrs. Hays, Of the
town of Day, Saratoga county, New York,
who lived nineteen months without food OF
drink, died few days ago. She remained
insensibe for fifteen months of the period,
and up to few days of her death, when she
revived and spoke occasionally. After her
death, her body was opened, and snake five
feet long and half an inch thick was taken
from the stomach! II was alive when re-
moved but died soon after.
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SI,erif's Sale.

DY virtue of two orders Of sale issued by
ID the Clerk of the Circuit Court of McMinn
county, Tennessee. | will, on Monday, the LIST
day of March next, offer for sale to the high
est bidder, for cash, before the Court house
door in Athens, all the right, title, interest
and claim that Elihu Kelley has in and to a
certain Tract Of Land lying in the 18th Civil
District. McMinn county, Tennessee, contain.
ing One Hundred and Sixty Acres, more or
less, it being same on which Nathan Kelley
now resides-adjoining the Lands OF Jacob
Bonine. John Jack and others. Sold to salts.
~ Two judgments and costs-one in favor Of
p. G. Stubblefeld against Eli Kelley and
Elihu Kelley, and thee in favor of A.
McKeldin against Elihu Kelley.
JOHN A. G0ULDY, Sheriff.
Jan ~, lS5s-3t-prs fee sS-4S7
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~ RiNDING and Boiling at a single opera.
VI ton. 3 inch Stone-Price s75O-will
turn ont so bbls. per day. so inch Stone
Price $7O0-will turn out 40 bbls per day.
This Mill is the cheapest, most ,mple, du.
rable and compact requiring less power less
attention, and makes larger yield and bet.
ter quality of Flour. than any other in use or
for sale. Mills can be seen running at Kings.
ton.
We also manufacture very superior Corn
and Feed Mill upon the same principle
If any man will furnish me the power so
that can run % inch pulley $50 times a
minute, with inch band, win put up the
Mill and run it 80 days il he will furnish me
as much Wheat as can grind In that time,
at 81 per bushel and take the Flour at 8 per
barrel, will give him the Mill for the net
profits, after paying for the Wheat and all the
expenses of running and leave the Mill in as
good repair as it was at the beginning.
Address THOS. B. MoELWEE,
Kingston, Tenn
References as to responsibility: Athens,
Chattanooga, and Kingston.
CE- The above Mills can also be purchased
of c. L. KING, Rieeuilie, Tenn.
Jan |, lS5S-6m-4S4
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SheriE's Sale.

DY virtue Of an order Ct sale issued by the
ID Clerk Of the Circuit Court Of McSiinn
county, Tennessee. | will, on Monday, the LIST
day OF March next, sell to the highest bidder,
for cash, at the Court house door in Athens,
Two Town Lots, situted in the town Of Cal.
houn, MoNnn county, Tennessee, and known
as Nos. 10 and 4 in The plan Of said town
levied on to satisfy judgment and costs OBJ
tanned before John A. Rowles. Esq., in the
ease Of Eli Helems against Thomas benson
and John benson.
JOHN GO JLDY, sheriff.
Jan ~ lsSs-st-prs fee ss-4s7
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By Thursdays Mail
ABSTRACT OF THE PRESIDENTS
MESSAGE.


WAsHIEGToS, Feb. 2.-'The Message Of the
President, accompanying the LecomPtOn Con
stitution was read before Congress TODAY.
The President says great delusion prevails
about the condition Of parties in Kansas. He
rrcapitulates the history of past affairs-pro-
nounces the Topeka government a usurpation
and declares it impossible that any people
could have proceeded with more regularity
than the people of Kansas in the formation
o. the Lecompton Constitution. The con-
vention of June last was a proptious moment
to settle all difficulties in the Territory, but
the Topekaites suffered the elections 10 go
by default, hence they have no right TO COM
plain.
The Lecomptcn Convention was legally
constituted and invested with power to frame
a Constitution, which it did, and submitted
the question TO the people of Kansas, whether
Kansas should be free OF slave State.
The President believes that under the or
ganic act the Convention was bound to sub
init this all important question to the people.
And they did so, and again the Topekaites
refused to participate in the elections.
At the election for State officers, on the
4th OF January, a wiser spirit prevailed, and
the vote was much larger. The people Of
Kansas have, therefore, in strict conformity
with the organic act, framed a Constitution
for their State government, and submitted the
slavery question to the people-elected their
State oficers-and now ask admission into
the Union under the Constitution.
The President is decidedly in favor Of the
admission of Kansas, thus terminating the
excitement Of the Kansas question by local
izing its distractiDg influence.
As question Of expedeney even, Kansas
should be admitted; inasmuch as it would
restore quiet to the Union and prosperity to
the Territory and to the people of Kansas
The only practical difference between its
admission and rejection is, whether they can
more speedily change their present Consttu-
ton, or frame a second one to be submitted
to Congress.
1t should never be forgotten that IN pro.
portion to the insignifcance of the slave
question, as affecting the few thousand inhab-
itants Of Kansas the fourteen slave States
will feel the rejection of the Constitution
keenly. When Kansas is admitted. the ex.
element becomes localized and readily cools
of, and the troops can be withdrawn.
The President concludes by declaring as
his conscientious belief, that the dark clouds
now over the Union can be dispeled by the
admission of Kansas under the Lecompton
Constitution, or darkened by it's rejection.
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Chnnccry Court at Athens.
James L. Haney,
U.s.
Mary Haney.

TN this cause it appears from an allegation
i in the bill filed in this case for divorce,
which is sworn to, that Mary Haney the de
fendant is non resident Of the State Of Ten.
nessee, it is therefore ordered that publication
be made in the Athens Post, newspaper
published In the town Of Athens county Of
Mcslinn, State Of Tennessee. for four success.
siye weeks, requiring the said Mary Haney to
make her personal appearance at our next
Court of Ghancery, to be holden at Athens
aforesaid, on the Sd Monday Of February next,
TO plead, answer, or demur TO said bill, or the
same will be taken as confessed and proceed.
ed on accordingly. WIN. LOWRY. O. d. NJ
Jan 22, ls5s-4t-prs fee sS-4S7
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Sherif'S Sale.

DY virtue Of two orders issued by the Clerk
ID Of the Circuit Court Of Mchlinn county,
Tennessee, | will, on Monday, the LIST day Of
March next, offer for sale to the highest bid
der, for cash, before the Court house door in
Athens, all the undivided interest and claim
that S. II. Thompson has in and to Thirteen
Hundred and Forty Acres Of Land, lying in
the 18th Civil District, MeNlinn county, Ten.
nessee, adjoining the Lands of r. F. Cooke,
BENJAMIN Cass and others Sold to satisfy
two judgments and costs, in favor Of John A.
Long, obtained before Justices of the Peace
JNO. A. GOULDY, Sheriff.
Jan 90. ls5S-3t-prs fee s3-4S7
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Sherif'S Sale.

DY virtue Of an order Of sale issued from
- the office Of the C;soat Court Clerk Of
McMinn county, and to me directed, will,
on Monday, the LIST day of March next, sell
to the highest bidder, for cash, Tract Of
Land lying in the 9th civil district, McMinn
county, Tenn. and adjoining the lands of Ste.
phen Pearce, B. ]. Melton and David Wear,
levied on as the property of Thomas NJ Brog.
den. and sold to satisfy Judgment and costs
recovered against said Brogden by J. L. Dab
ney in the Circuit Court.
JOHN A. GOULDY, Sheriff
Jan 20, ls5S-8t-prs fee s3-4SS
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tN- A man named Miller bounty died n
few days since in Illinois, and left orders
that before burial his body should be sailed
away a Ia pork. The will was imperative,
and Mr.. bounty was picked accordingly.
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SMART REpLY.-"l thought you we're born
on the LIST Of April" snid Benedict to his
lovely wife, who had mentioned the els; us
her birthday.
"Most persons would think SO from the
choice made of n husband" she replied.
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SOUNDING THE TocsN.-Ths New Orleans
Delta calls loudly upon the Legislature Of
Louisiana, now in session, to denounce the
Administration, which that paper labored
hard to elect. II sounds the ,ocsin with be.
coming energy:
"A!ready have two batteries opened upon
the Administration. Virginia and Alabama
have taken The lead in the introduction OF
resolutions condemnatory Of the outrage at
Punta Arenas. Let long line Of fire pour
out from every Redan and Malakof Of the
Sonth--let the voice Of condemnation ring
ou', aud the President may yet learn that a
part and an important part, too, OF this great
nation lies this side of the Potomac
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THE LEcoMPToN CoSsrIrUTIoH.-The
Washington Correspondent of the Charles
ton Courier says there is majority Of eleren
in the Senate in favor of the admission of
Kansas with the Lecompton Constitution.
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SIlerif's Sale.

DY virtue of an order Of sale issued by the
ID Clerk of the Circuit Court OF McMnn
county, Tennessee, | will, on Monday, the LIST
day OF March next, sell to the highest bidder,
for cash, at the Court house door in Athens.
the Tract or Parcel Of Land on which EN-
manda Haynie now lives, lying in the l4th
Civil District, McMinn county, Tennessee,
and adjoining the lands of Alexander Green.
Robert Reynolds and others. Sold to satisfy
judgment and costs obtained before G. W.
Kirksey, Esq. in case Of l.. J. Paris d Co.,
against Martin IIaynie.
JOHN A. GOULDY, Sheriff.
Jan go, ls5s-St-prs fee sS-4s7
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A Store House and Lot for Sale

THE Store House and Lot formerly owned
i by Lawrence, Howard d Co, located in
a business part of the town, is now offered
for sale on accommodating terms. Any per
son wishing to engage in The mercantile bnsi.
ness will find Morganton good location-sur.
rounded by rich and productive country,
and out two business houses where are kept
up a stock Of goods. iu the place Apply to
NJ. JONES. Morganton. Tenn.
Jan % lS5S-2m-4S7
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tR- There is an increase of $4,000 head
Of hogs, up TO this time at Louisville, over
last years killing. There is, also large
increase in weight.
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WARM WEATEsR-1'he extraordinary
mildness Of this winter all over our continent
is matter Of establishment with the million.
1t is accounted for as follows, by the last
philosophical theory, viz: That the Gulf
Stream has approached nearer to our coast
by forty to sixty miles than was ever known
before.
We would like 10 know what right the
Gulf Stream has to get so familiar.
The Spiritual Telegraph says:
"The warm weather actually originates in
spiritual causes resident in some newly and
divinely energized condition OF the spiritual
spheres enveloping our world and acting up.
Oh ns n whole" Precisely. ,r,..
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sH- Alta late wedding in Massachusetts,
the bride, who had just married her third
husband, requested the guests to sing the
hymn Of which her first husband was $50
fond" commencing,-"Ha.k from the tombs."
The feelings of the bridegroom may be i'm.
agined.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1858-02-05

MExico-Advices just received by this
Government from Mexico, represent the con.
dtion of that country as terrible, and formal
overtures have been made to our Government
for the sale Of more Mexican territory. The
price proposed is, however, considered ex-
travagant, and will probably prevent any ac-
ton on the subject at present.