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A LUCKY MAN.


"Wise men meier sit and wall their loss,
But cheerily seek how to redress their harms"
With persevering spirit and undismayed
by the blanks he had drawn, Mr.. Heinrich
Peters, an employee on the South Carolina
Railroad, purchased a ticket, 29330 Glass 3,
in Swan d Cos Georgia Lottery Imagine
his feelings when he found that No. 29SSo
had drawn $4,000.
Undiscouraged by trivial disappointments,
his reward is a competency for life.
"When fortune means to most good,
She looks upon them with threatening eye"
So all that want money read the splendid
scheme in our columns, and send $40, s. or
50, so to S. Swan d Co., Augusta, Ga. Never
despair 1t may be your turn next.
fittings of hope comprised oft with venturing
OF course the prize will be promptly paid,
when due Swan d Co. are noted for prompt
payment. Publishers of papers will vouch
for that; we do.-CharlestOn Is. co. Nec8.
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CHICAGO AS SEEN BY AN EDIToR.-The
Cleveland Plain Dealer has lately seen Chica-
30 through peculiar spectacles:
Chicago is busting city. 1t was former
" in Illinois, but now Illinois is in it. Lake
Michigan is situated on Chicago. The prin-
cipal productions of Chicago are corner lots,
statistics, wind, the Democrats Press, and
Long John Wentworth. The population OF
Chicago is about sixteen millions, and is "rap
idly increasing" The people are very unas.
suming and mora-almost too much so.-
The real estate dealers nrc all honorable men,
like Brutus, and wouldn't tell n lie for any
thing. Chicago Is not in the temperate zone,
the habits of the people not being at all in
that Way
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s%- Punch says that no woman was eyel
known TO live so long MS so ycars-4O being
about woman's ultimatum.
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Chnncery Court at jacksonville.
Thomas Stephens, Admir- of the estate of Da-
vid +. Shelton, deed,


Thomas Stephens Admir- of the estate OF Da-
vd Il. shelton, deed,
u.s.
The Widow and Heirs of said estate, and
others.
TTasoipept Bill
VXTHEREAS, Thomas stephens, Admins.
w traitor of the estate of David +. Shell
tom. deed. has filed his bill from which it APP
pears that the insolvency of said estate was
snprested in the County Court of Monroe
county. Tennessee, at It's April session, 1903,
praying. among other things that the admin.
istration of said estate be removed from the
said County Court to the Chancery Court,
there to be proceeded in as an insolvent es
tate: that publication oe made, notice given,
and Injunction issued as to the creditors OF
said estate, which prayer has been granted
Inv The fiat of Hon. James NJ. Welcker to me
directed It. is therefore ordered by me that
publication be made in the Athens Post ior
four successive weeks, and notice thereby be
given TO all the creditors oil SAID estate TO be
come porties defendant TO said bill, and to
fle their claims. of whatever kind, against
said estate IN my office ut Madisonville, Ten
nessee ON or before the I'd Monday of Novem
her 1888 or they will be forever barred; and
that all persons are enjoined from institnthg
or prosecuting any suit against the said Thorn
as Stephons as Administrator aforesaid, ex-
cent the suits of James W. shelton and La
vinia Rogers, against said Stephens and 9th
ers now pending in our said Court of Chance
nv at jacksonville; and that the ADM nistra,
ton of said estate be transferred from said
Couaty Court as prayed for in the bill.
J. A. COFFIN, G. d Dr.,
BY @. b. NEAL, D. o. a NJ
April 80. 1s5s-it-prs fee S6-50l
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ty- At Mortified, w., at o'clock this
morning April, the 99nd, it was showing, and
eight inches Of snow had fallen during the
mint
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Committed to Jail,

A@ IN the town of Washington, Rhea
~ county. Tennessee, on the 26ih day
EUh of April, 1853, a NEGRO BOY, who
fSSN says his name is John Day Said
HI Negro is from 35 to 40 years of age
NE about feet inches high, will
- g weigh about 100 lbs, very dark, and
says that he is free and was born free-has
in his possession some papers purporting to
be from Benjamin Jones, his Guardian, from
Towns county Georgia; also, a pass from the
said Jones, which is thought to be forged.
L. l., RUDD, Tailor.
Washington, April 80, l85S-tf-5Ol
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PRACTIcE.-Electric cures-Pan is the premOnitOr OF
death; relieve the pain and you check the disease.
Prof. De Grath's Electric Oil is the marvel of this
age, for the following mot everything)
Cures Rheumatism often in day.
Cures Neuralgia, Toothache, two minutes.
Cures Oramp in Stomach, five minutes.
Cures Burns, Wounds, Bruises, one to three days.
Cures Headache, fifteen minutes.
Cures Ear-ache, Stiff Neck, Ague, one night
Cures Piles, Swelled Glands, ten days.
Cures Felons Broken Breasts, Salt Rheum two to six
days.
Cures Hemorrhage, scrofula, Abscess, six to ten
days
Cares Frosted Feet and Ghilbans one to three days.
Cures Ague and Fever, to two days, and all ner
vous and scrofulcus affections.
Cures Deafness in one to four days.
Cares all Pains in the Beck Breast &C., in two days
For sale by G. W. ROSS, Athens.
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New ORLEANS, April 93.-The Rio coffee
trade was buoyant yesterday at from ten TO
eleven cents.
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pntionce Iuns Had Her Perfect Work.

IL those indebted TO me would do well to come up
n on or before the LIST day Of January, 1888. You
NAV save cost And take further notice. tha. NJ more
aconnts will be made after that day So II you want
ny Thing in the way Of medicine You had better bring
he cash; aud II a small article, the change ,,,,uvs
Dee q "M' po"'''
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SpRINGFIELp, ILL.,, April 2l.-The Buch-
onan aud the Douglas Democratic conven-
tons met to-day and organized separately
In the former twenty-eight counties are rep
resented. Resolutions strongly endorsing
the Administration were passed. In the lat
ter ninety-seven counties are represented
Resolutions endorsing the course of the lii
nois delegation in Congress were passed
without dissenting voice. W. u. Fondey
was nominared for State Treasurer and ex-
Governor French for Superintendent Of Pub
lie Instruction. The Buchanan convention
postponed nominations to the 9Th of June.
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NEW YORK STATE
AGRICULTURAL WORKS,

AA4tAOOh4 OAlhh WOAtAASI
WHEELER, IIELICk & co.,
Propristors,
MANUFACTURES Of Endless Chain Railway
1Na Horse Powers, and Farmers and Planters Ma
ehinery for Horse Power use and owners Of the Pat
snts on and principal makers of the following ValuA
wHEELER's PATENT SINGLE HORSE POWER,
OVershOt Thresher with vibrating
This /. One HORSE SS Senn. ri,,,es to ,e want.
OF medium and small grain growers 1t separates grain
and chan from the straw and hreshes about 100 BUSH
els OF Wheat or twice as many oats per day, without
changing horses-by change nearly double the guam.
tity may be threshed. Price sls5
WIEELER's PATENT DOUBLE HORSE POWER,
OcsrshOt Thresher sCith Vibrating Spa
rGi0T.
This Machine is like the preceding, but larger, and
for two horses II does double the work OF the Single
Machine and is adapted to the wants Of large and
medium grain growers, and persons who make bnsi-
ness Of threshng. fTtcc sloo
wHEELER's PATENT DOUBLE HORSE POWER,
Improved Combined 7hreshsr and u'fH-
nOfper.
This Is also Two Horse Machine, and has been
much improved during the past season II threshesl
separates the grain from the straw and wnnows II at
one operation, at the average rate of $50 bushels OF
wheat and 300 bushels OF oats per day. In out door
work. and for persons who make business Of threshing
IL 10 an unellaieu Machine. ITicc t1so
Also,
Glover Hu1Icrs, Feed Cutters and
Saving Machines.
Our Horse Powers are adapted in all respects 10
driving every kind Of Agricultural and other Machines,
that admit Of being driven by Horse Power, and our
Threshers may be dr zen by any Of the ordinary kinda
of Horse Powers In use-either sold separately.
Persons wishing more information and applying by
mall will forward circular containing such details
as purchasers mostly want-and refer TO gentle.
men having Machines In every State and Territory.
Our firm haye been engaged In manufacturing this
class Of Agricultural Machinery 20 years, and have
had longer, larger ana more extended and successful
experignce than any other house.
All our Machines warranted to give entire satsa
faction may he returned at the expiration OF rea-
sonnhle time for trial.
Orders from any part of the United States and Terrli
tories Canada accompanied with satisfactory refer
ences will be filed with promptness and fidelity; and
Machines, securely packed, will be forwarded accord.
ing TO Instructions by cheapest and best routes.
WHEELER, MEIlCK 4 CO.,
April 9-6t-49S Albany, NJ Y!
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Athens, Tenn April 20, 1858.
robson, SARTAlN Il co.,
HAVE in store and to arrive large stock
IL of
Staple and Fancy Dry Goods,

including every variety usually brought to
this market, from the heaviest Osnabnrg to
the finest Cloths and Silks; a large and well
selected stock Of Boots and Shoes, at very
low figures; Bonnets, Hats, Caps aud Straw
Goods, of every variety; Hardware, Queens,
ware, Groceries, Drugs, Paints, Oils and Dye
Stuifs; Notions, including Hosiery, Gloves
Buttons. Thread. Fans, Parasols, Umbrellas
Hoop Skirts, Ladies and Gents Suspenders,
White, Fancy and Marseilles Shirts and Col
lars Ladies Linen and Embroidered Hdkfs
Collars, Sleeves, de-, &c. Perfumery Co
lognes, Oils, Extracts, de-, dc. A good as.
sortment of GENTS CLOTHING.
In short, we have something of every thing
and are determined to offer inducements to
good customers. Give us call We show
Goods with pleasure.
az We expect also to attend to the pur-
chase and sale of all kinds of Produce.
April so. 1858
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New Goods---First Arrival
w. Q. WITT ces CC

w. Q. WITT ees CO.,
A 7 "Ballew's Old Stand" would respect
IA fully call the attention Of their friends
and customers to their splendid assortment Of
Spring and Summer Goods,
embracing a variety adapted to the season
and the wants Of the country, which will be
sold at unheard of low prices.
FOR THE LADIES.
shey have the latest styles of Dress Goods,
Trimmings. Muslins. Prints, Linens, Laces,
Handkerchief, Hosiery. Gloves Bonnets and
Bonnet Trimmings. A large stock of
GENTLEHEN'S WEAR,
such rs Cloths, Cassimers, Satinets, Vestings,
Tweeds, Drillings dc, DC, Ready. Made
Clothing, Hats, Boots and Shoes.
Drugs and Medicines, Paints and Dye-Stuffs,
Hardware, Cutlery, Queensware and Groce-
rios besides every other article usually kept
in Retail Stores. Give them a call. They
consider it no trouble to show Goods. They
are determined not to be undersold.
gB- They will also attend TO the purchase
sale and shipment of Produce. April
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eg- Bombay dates to the 18th March had
been received. 1t is stated that the rebels
were fleeing from Lucknow, and nearly all
the city was in the possession Of the British.
The cavalry and artillery had been pursuing
tho fugitives. The fighting had not been
very severe, and the losses were consequent
ly small.
There had been panic at Calcutta, but
the fears of an outbreak had proved unfoun-
ded.
The China and European news by this ar
rival il uninterestng.
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They caution purchasers Of Tickets to beware of order
ing Tickets in Lotteries where extraordinary large Capt.
tails are offered for small cost Of Ticketsa such are
swindes.
The Maryland Lotteries have been in existence for
Forty Years. They are drawn by a State Officer and
can be relied on. If you draw Prize, you will get
your money. The whole country is flooded with Bogus
Lottery concerns. Beware of them.
aEy- Order in the Maryland State Lotteries.
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NVf8Es
The Mare is of clay.bank color, about Il
wears old, with white spot IN her forehead
a snip on her nose, and scar on her lett thigh
about IA hands inches high. Valued at
The Colt is of bay color about one year
old, and about thirteen hands high; valued
I'd ,r,,;rtv Dollars. =. l.. GAMBLE,
Nv Anil so, ls5s-St-50l Ranger.
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The 10000 Prizes of IS determined by the drawing Of
the Capital whether odd or even.
Whole Tickets $40; Halves So Quarters $3.50.
A Managers Certificate OF l6 Whces-where persons
wish 10 nav the risk only will be sent for .......SD6
No do 16 Halves, ............ ~
Do do 10 quarters, '''''''''' 20
Do do 10 Elghtns, ''',; 49, -
The Managers have been compelled from the numer-
MANI Of those who have been attending to the lng Of
orders 10 resume the correspondence business and in
their own name.
V1a.asg all letters to r. FRANCE & CO.,
Feb 19-1y-i91 Bait'uore' Mu'
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Kings salt.
nA pBIs Just received and for sale by the bar
ie VI j. NJ. HENDERSON.
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= SMALL lot Of Northern made Crane Cradles
lnrii IA S. X. REEDER.
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nGtrRyS.

ENLOUK. Flour. FlOur.-Best superlne
H Flour, Just received and for sale cheap or eash by
April 30 GEO. W. Koss'
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Wanted.

zoo BUSHELS RED AND WHITE WHEAT, to be
eDVbVp delivered at Athens Depot In the course OF
next week, for which I will pay the highest market
prIce cash. April 80 J. NJ. HENDERSON.
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HUNTSVILLE Thursday alter I'd Mondays OF April Oct.
Montgomery. Sd Mondays do do
Kingston, Thursday after Sd Mondays do do
Decatur, 800. 18th Mondays do do
Washington Thursdays after 4h Mondays do do
Maryville, .. .4th Mondays of May and November.
Madisonyille. LIST do June and December.
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AUGUSTA, GA.-Beef on foot, 7a8 cents
Hogs, 7ta8 cents.
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A FIRST rate Two Horse Wagon and liar
IA mes, for sale by Ap8O S. X, REEDER'
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cE3- The following are the times for hold
ing the Chancery Courts in the Fifth Chance,
ry n;v;sion of Tannassaa.
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One Thing that Is Really Good.
UUST received, another lot Of Coverings Extra
80 Steam Refined Syrup, and for sale at 81 per gallon,
cash, by Ap3O GEO. W. ROSS
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IN TAKEN up by James Smith,
+NA-T-INlivng in the 18th Civil District,
-SSSA McMinn county, Tenn, on 10th
-SHss.$ <. day of April, 1858, MARE and
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CLASS IL,
To be drawn in the city of Augusta Georgia. In public
on Saturday, May Goth, 1855
On the Plan of single Numbers.
S.A85 PriMeSs
Nearly one Prise to Eoerg Nine 7Gcketsl
Scheme:
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NNILLET SEED.-A few bushels for sale by
INH April 80 J. NJ HLNDERsoN'
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OcsrshOt Thresher sCith Vibrating yr,a-


This Machine is like the preceding, but larger, and
for two horses II does double the work OF the Single
Machine, and is adapted to the wants OF large and
medium grain growers, and persons who make eus,
ness of threshinr. Price 500
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Maryland State Lotteries
R. FRANCE & CO., Managers


OF the Maryland State Lotteries present the following
Snla nnid Srhemes
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To be drawn each Saturday in May
Approximation Prizes
PLAN OF THE LOTTERY,

Sass Prizes, amounting to 1000
Whole Tickets S1O-Hdloes 5-QHGrtsrS az.
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Douglass Mill, April 81, 1853.
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CONGRESSIONAL

WAsiIxGrox, March g. Observation-Disclosures
ais, reports, &r., were read upon the Kansas
bill. Mr.. Wade gave way to Mr.. BrOderich, who
said he had seen Dougns, who intended TO be
here to- day, but still prevented by sickness.
While up, hc would refer to the special cores
lpondence in the n. Y. Herald, which represen-
ted him (Broderick,) as having been rchnked for
by the Senator from Pa. He did
not receive any rcbnke and Hoped lac never
would. He called attention to the matter, lest
other gentlemen might have been miSrepresent-
ed. Mr.. Biglcr replied, when Mr.. Wade resuIh-
cd his speech.
Mr.. Frederick continued when the article
comes to the knowledge of the editor it will no
dolTbt be diSapproved
Bigler was not responsible for newspaper par
agraphS. lie came into the Chamber ON Satur-
day under mistaken apprchensionS of what had
passed and attempted to defend himself against
what he considered wrong impnt1tl0nS.
b Mr.. Made resumed, saying the Senator from
Pennsylvania was mistaken in snpposlng that
he (Wadc) had attempted To make out differ
ence between the Senator from Illinois and the
Democratic party. it was not So Tn the con
tray he Thought he andth President are alike
as Siamcse twins, politically. aud so with the
whole Democratic patty IL the first takes
snuff all good Dem0crats are bound TO snce@e.
He was followed by Hunter aud others.
The Senate was still ia session at II O'Clock
Up. M. rE Is s. So ~ o.
IiousE--AIr. English offered resolution, call
ing for information in relation to the Louisville
and Portland Canal, with view to securing tile
interest Of the o. s., aud providing for Il rcduc-
ton oftolls Mr.. English said the Government
Ind owned tile Canal four years, and the tolls
had amounted to 100000 per annutn, none Of
which, so Ear as he was advised, lad gone into
the Treasury.
Humphrey Marshall replied, defending the
Canal Company, and denying thHt government
had larger interest in the Canal than Tie other
Stockhuldcis, and asserting that the surplus
Sccts had! been absorbed by repairs with the
knowledge OF the Secry Of the Treasury. The
U S. was to acquire the Canal only on condi-
tions which she had not performed. Ho
thought Indidna interests had prompted thisat.
tack on the CliaI. After farther discussion
EngliSh's resolutions passed.
Mr. Gilmore introduced n bin to prevent un-
necessary surplus in the Treasury, and equaIize
grants OF land among the several states. Refer
red He also asked to introduce bill for .ad
mission of Kansas Not granted.
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RRnM MAsHINGTnN


MARCH l5-Spnator Douglas has been cohfin-
ed ia his house for several days, by severe sick
ness; huttWill- resume Ills place IN the Senate
some time this week. He Pronounres the re-
ports as to his Intention to resign, totally
without foundation, and assn es his friends that
he intends TO fight The battle in which he is now
engaged, to the end, and will not lie driven from
his position hy threats or frOwns of power, nor
moved from the purposes to which his life has
been de oted, by inducements from any quarter.
He says with him, It IS matter of principle,
which lac viii maintain at ali hazards.
The last week : receipts into the Treasury,
were $685., 900, EXCLUSIVE of $2O0, 900 in TreaSu-
~ notes Draughts drawn, $077, 600.
9 There is no perceptible improvement in the
physical condition of Senator Davis. A partial
loss of his eye-sight is feared 10y his friends.
The Navy Department has received dis
patch from Commodore Armstrong, dated Hong
Kong, Jan Isle reports everything quiet at
that time in Canton and all along the whole
coast to Shanghai He also says his health is
very feeble, and that lac win leave for the T. 5.
on the arrival of Capt Tatnall- He has nraer-
ed the frigate Minnesota, with Commissioner
Reed, to proceed to the port Of Maico for assist
ancc aud protection Of American citizens resi-
dent there in case of a conspiracy or revolt by
the Chinese population. l2ic
Bids for five millions Of Treasury notes were
opened to-day, amountingtO seven aud half mil
lions of which S5l 900 was at per cent? nearly
$5,0O0.000 at Upper cent, 81, 100000 At 4 10
perccpt, $54s, 600 at 4 per cent, $500. 900 al
4 2 per cent, $4,000 at l-2 per cent. Rnd
$4,000 at 3 3-4 per cent.
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POsTEEt DEPARTM EMIT

Our facilities for POSTER PRINTING either plain or col
ored. be city. We prepared
all kinds Theatres Concerts Merchants
others, with Ironrness cheaper rates, better
than other establishments in the city. trial will
vince any q this fact.
All orders from tie country for any kind printing,
meet with prompt attention rates
Our large and we'll selected PaPers Cards Inks
etc, having been purchased Cash. the eite
feel confident that guarantee customers
eutire sasfasOn regards the ueathcss accuracy
PrUmptness with which their work will be done.
marS-Ss DIV CAMPBELL sIDERNOT.
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NEW YoRE, March 15.-The Star of the West
brings 81, 10000 in treasure, aud 300 paSScn-
gers from California. She connected with the
j. l. Stephens, which brought down to Panama
ST ZOO, QUO.
/ The SIoop of War jamestown and the British
steamer Leopard were at Aspnwall when the
Star of the West sailed
The U. 5. steamer Fulton sailed on the 9th for
San Juan with dispatches for the U. $. Minister
at Nicaragua.
The California Legislature had transacted
business of importance.
The Sacramento slave case was decided, and tlie
slave handed over to the claimant. -,4f
Ea'phe Indians in Tuolumne county were muir,
dering the whites.
Two telegraph lines have been projected to
run through the southern part Of the State
The counties of Yuba, Sutlcr, Yulee, and So
lans offer to raise $65tto0O toward railroad
from MaySville to BemiciH
! Small POx was COMMITTING some ravagcS At
the U. S. Marine Hospital.
The Mcrrinac arrived from Talculania. The
civil war continues in Peru. The capture of
Azq'iippa by Castillo was momeniaiily eX-
pccted.
! The American ship Lizzie Thompson and
bark GeOrgiuna W ere taken TO Calais. The de-
mand for their liberation by the American Min
lister was refused.
The barQue Dorcas Ycatnn BEARDED 10y
boat from Gillian war steamer and the Amer
lean Minister had demanded satisfaction fOr the
insult.
j. The Governor of Sonora had called upon the
people TO eXterninAte Ga1dare and his rObber
followers, the latter had beaten the government
troops, and caused great destruction.
1t is said the Mormons are about to eBigrate
to Northern Mcxiro-.dou
Lieut.. Tens assembled the COLORADO 100 miles
above Fort Yuma, where the steamer grounded.
The light draneht boat had gone 300 miles fur
ther, to the white settlements.
The NIcaraguan Government hAs dcnatiOnnl-
lied Walker and his followers. Lamar, who
had forgot his credentials, declined offer to
receive him unofficially till he receives them.
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PnovIDzxcE, r. l., March l5-The Re-
Francis r. Mcfarland was to-day cOnsecrated as
the Catholic Bishop Of the Diocese of Hartford,
comprising the States Of Connecticut and Rhode
Island. The ceremonies were very impressive.
Arch Bishop Hughes presided, assisted by sew
en- bishops and great number of priests.
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STEAMBOAT COLLISION.

CiSCiNN.,rI, March, l5-The Great Western
and Princess came into collision at . O'Clock,
on Sunday morning, opposite Raleigh, Ky
The cabin passengers, aud books, were saved
Three deck hands, and one woman and two
children, deck Passengers, were lost. The Great
Western took the passengers to Shawnee, Tenn.