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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-04-27
By Telegraph.

BOSTON April 2j-Arr barss Emwoad. D5sHon valparaiso
Mon, yurS SMITH Charleston schr julia Maine Niron, C"n-
.scs shin RcLuond Gookin Savannah Below, bars rhos
". House, Galys-toD.
CHARLESTON, April $-S.esm,hp Columbia Capt Berry,
r. New You arrived here a. 2Occk this ru@-dsyi morning,
NEW-CRLEANS, April 25-Au. ships Harriet. nom New
YORK: Harush CrootrT, from RordesuN . 80,
SAVANNAH April 18th u. : VI steamship Aabama'
arrived at wharf II O'clock yesterday Sunday morning
oil well
sOUAS-Apn 26-SundoSn-No vessels in sight, wind
,Hfl' weaihcr hayy a shore.
SANDY HOOK. April $-sundowI-One .hip ard one barA
on Bar bound ships Two brss and one o3s a. ne
Su. Weather cloudy inward bound vessels IN sigh.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-04-27
Disasters, &c.

THt BARK CoLH MAcREA, Farrell, from Philadelphia or
G usgos with CARO- .h00A ard furniture, wrecked On
the u ri Turk Sunday loh instant Her
materials saved, brought into port aud sud
II brs Jam. hence passed through the passage Tor IruX-
lilo g. 9TH. =, =,
NoRFols April 26-Thc srhr n,orge Hoffman b. "a % Fen
River with cargo coal Hampton r. ads On Saturday
ere alsay.d. -
The srhr belonged William In1sey and others OF Fall
River and the cargo % William Borden Of Sew York
Apn -Srt Taylor lof Pruynce0wnl has arrived mere M
distress she leaking aud has ost anchors and rudd"r
Scl Northumberland lof BaltmJr-) i Ashore a. Seawe
Point and win be a total loss.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-04-27
Markets-CAREFvLLyR REPORTED FOR THE N
M.

COTTON-The market is unsettled and dull sses Of go
ball including 100 in Instae we quote nonnay at | '''
COFFEE-s Domingo ha. been active for export sale. Of
SOP bsr, including the Of Clara Winsor and Alexander
AL r % S' 'I moderate dr%sDd and prices are y
.usta, Of $50 hhds by auction, oen at go.c.
htd private sale at 81 '!c aud 20 bids
"si1R AND MFAI-rhe inquiry tr Western Canal Flour
il more active in part Wet Indies, and the market is
finer coed Fl, ground Stabut ordinary y quiet; The
medium grades steady, ard in better demand for the trade
the aivss are fair consisting mainly Of good brands the sales
H. bbls lJ0 $5+5 for Inspected sup hne stste-the
inside sale for poorest article in mark-t5 sos o. Tor
e sup,fne do 50 g5a 80 D. for do So Sod sc 10
for low grades Of extra Western SO l5a 80 80 for Shipping
brands rouudhoop extra Ohio, st 'od M trade brands
do 80 for ST. Louis brands aud 1T 7oG 30 % iV extra
Gcn,see. ,,, &c KAN
81 So southern Flour is demand and lite steady
Siyas hight The inquiry .gya i} 'nPsns RAIN
nor, and 81 6U*8 p for W. better grades Rye -four
Mr n, is's e9nss, sales 2O IBIS at ~
s.y and S3 ~ ior Bandywlne and ~ or pdncheons
lt fmcr Tor Wfn,ei but duh nominal for Spring ;le
sale. 900 bush Red Southern at 81 s5e$l ~ go bush
al ~ 45; 5000 bush MIXED Wisconsin a; 81 as 100
bush prime White Kentucky in store at ~ kSe o :. n lar
for Albany stle ost. are hme, and IN si orsba AZ
4 tanner and in fair for The Fast and or di.ting
and We notice moderate inquiry for Rio the salrs are
S SutIrn White inferior to prime; 85asSc for Jersey and
southern yellow, aud s7dSsc for choice do. "me b,ees
Al ~ Cansdsn Peas heavy sale. Of 40 bush a. slGsl 10
fl, III dock AID store ,
market is easier ard less active, the de-
mAnd is mainly for filing but Is fair for consumption
Gales Of bbs sic s5a II ior Mess; eld for Tam
do flg IS t for Prime Mess and Sl2 IS
"a = for Prime Tor 1900 bbls Moss settled al
SI7 Beefs steady the demand fair for the TRADE sales OF
lao bbls at S6d t61 for Country PINE s9Sss - 's1
do N.s. 50 III 25 Tor rpacked Mess ard *iS ~
for extra Lard quite heavy, and he demand hshti sales
of 80 bbs and IL, Prime Mes Beei III s de-
msud sales Of so Illinois and Ohio ST So and 100 o.
India Messa S2S Beef Hams FIRM sales OF 30 ebis a.
xita s7 bacon is not plenty; sales of 10000 ID Smoked
Long Middlcs luc Gu. Meats steady aes OF 4V hhds
and Shouder and 81 ssc for hans Butter
is IN demand 9al6c for Ohio 2GS5e for STATE Chee.e
Il.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-04-27

yINHE NEW LINE 6r SAN FRANCISCO,
Il CALIFORNIA-GREATR REDUCTION OF fARE-rae
eyori,. steamship NORTHERN LIGHT Capt Tns@p.neh,
W n lay- Hru.Yurk from PIER No s. y. K, On TUESDAY,
MAY TO- a; 2Sobock p. connecting, - Panama hhpsi
viii III steamship ORIZABA Apply The only Office Of no
m, Nc S Bo,T6r : Green b q. ALLEN, Agent.
NIB All person. ar forbid trusting any account OF
III. above shiE o~nsrs.
NOTlCE-ln uure the Steamers IT THIS L'pe
IN will call At CORK Ireland and and receive lrt,er and
ya..prcr, Steam LIVERPOOL, calling =; CORK, snd VIA
Liyerol 20 LONDON GLASGOW and ell he principal towns
in GREAT BRITAIN aud IRELAND, 81 grady Fi ced se-
The LIVERPOOL NETWORK aud PHILADELPHIA
STEAMSHIP COMPANlS -p'sutd Clyde-bai. Iron screw
,t.smshiEs are Intended 20 ss - ti"ws;
FROM
CITY OF WASHINGTON ...... SATURDAY, May :.
KANGAROO .................. : All hbAr MAy Il.
A. u O'cloct, nom, from Pier ". 80 Ncr,h River
RtrEs o. FtsssGE
Cabin from S~5gYo-k AID PHILADELPHIA.
Third class from New any The shove named p4e,s y
R,;uru Tickets available sx -
Ps..ut, ir, Hayr- Paris Hamburg Bremen, An:
vrrp and al parts OF The Continent wltlcu. delay.
NorIcETkcse provideo With every rquise %
b. pl--
l. enforced with regard 20 he Ise II hghts.
PASSENGERS Ireland BY this Line avoid he k ard great de-
tsnon calling s. Johns, he steamers proceed % Corr
direct.
For freight passasr apply he oc- u he Company.
JOHN o. DALE. NJ. Is BEuadsay. New logk, Agent
IN Liverpool, "a WN lNMAN, Tower Buildings
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-04-27
TRIAL or POLICEMAN HcCUNE.

The trial Of Policeman McCune, against whom
charges were preferred for INSTRUMENTATION by Deputy
Superintendent Carpenter as reportedi III The TRIBUNE
Of Saturday last, was commenced Yesterday before te
Commissioners of Poice-Geu. NYE presiding III the
Court. Mr.. A. j. VanderpOel appeared az counsel tor
the Board and Mr. Deyeroux as counsel for the ac-
cused.
In opennr the case, Mr. DEvEREUx made several
objections as follows: First That McCune was en-
titled 10 due notice of tra-nOce IN this case, beng
served with the charges Second That accused should
have time To- prepare for his defense; he was charged
on the I'D and tried the third day thereafter, eX
GLIDING Sunday; IN,rd: He objected TO Messrs. Nye
Bowen and Stanahan acting, as they are judicial unc
tonaries. He asked that the trial be postponed rs
David Kssner was absent, and he was material wit
ness The objections of counsel were oveuuied, and
Deputy Carpenter called and sworn. Witness tes
tilted that the 18th of June all orders were issued
through himself the General Superintendent being out
of town; McCune did not report in accordance with
he order issued TO report for duty at that time; he
never reported for duty until two three days agoi
the force in the Fourteenth Ward were acting Ill oppo-
sion to the Board of Police; there was new station
House Of which Capt. Williamson had charge acting
under the Metropolitan Board; the Municipal force,
who held possession of the old Stationous under
command Of Kissner, who did not obey the law or
WELD obedience to any of the orders Of the Metropo-
tan Department; none OF the Municipal force went
With Capt. Williamson; never saw McCune TO know
him until now.
On cross examination the witness SAID ne knew the
men did not obey by information from officers.
Capt Williamson the next witness examined,
and terrified to issuing TO the force in the Station House,
the order for the report for duty To the Msrop-
olitan Board the declined acknowledging the au-
thority fthe Board and hurracd for Capt kissner.
Witness served notices for trial and Dismissal likewise,
by leaving them with Lieut. Brewer, whom he inform
ca what they were and asked him to give them to the
men. When he gave the verbal order, witness stood
behind the desk and the men were drawn up IN me.
Several other witnesses examined, and the evl-
depce of all went TO show that McCune did not do any
duty or obey any orders under the metropolitan
Board, The case adjourned till Thursday morning.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-04-27
Melville God Mines, vbfn'

rsos tn, Hon JoHs r. BEIsGs, SUpEsyisos on StTrSI
CousIY AID President OF LAKE ONTARIO AID h'''
kFtS h'iLSoAO NgwYoxx, February Iss |
M = BnpeE-Deay Sir: Some two years as' an 'D.1
f.. friend had been suffering from falling Of he WOMB
aud dersns.d msns,rustion together with the ssn'"s
ous AZ clearly described in your adveF'i'-n'n', a."
"a "a ,b vrv hest medical skill IN this e,y anti en1
,,,.r,,.d and her ply sicisn finally tod h'f ns' 'e
M. usb. po.,,bly BE- prolonged very lIs "hs.' -
mos. iudicious treatment For Two wee" ai'. An'
I'D q, l when came into your oaee q; the o'sse"'
t 49, r.,i,,,,lon and related ber ,ynp'ous
- -, u nsd,u, Of the value Of the Grsefenb~rs hsa'''
o,; {, relieving her she discharged 81 me pnJ''A
=, Il ,ho,,b doub,iusly. PrJyideiItsly' 'sHe"1 :,
,cIlv aud Eve bottles entirely o''e9 MT ~ -. -,
,e.r, .hsrr hiss 20. been any recurrence % ""
IA al. !, as s.rong sctiye and nesihy a. Won y.
paint I'LL '"' JOHN T. bRive
girl.
pl.o 81, THE Gp.rrEysyRG hASsHALLs crEA''
-, a, 20 ner bo,,le Flee b>t.es 10, 'if d0s11r'
.eu, safely by express u " o"'~" '''
,-,asrs,, and other female dlsed's'.
tA6,e., JOSHUA =. BRIDGE, W. d., st7'AT
k.,o Compday, No. 81 PAsK-Ro", Nh"foNA'
~ CAUTION. IL Il
,..o,tv,x.uryosIzED srAsLY st',s''1
THIS IN y.sE AND LABEL, has ssEs PIT y Il
Auof The Grsefenbers Family Medcne' 81 800
lplh,l pbysieisn and are oontden.y on'''1 a.,
,,orld Eru roS.ces Of them aud Of a. as n u,s.sI
oun,ry, will be found in the Gr',fsnOes w. ~ 20 ,.s.
ss,c. work for fsmly use and nstrae'ion o. :" -
sanity illustrated With oOOTcd entr.Y'nt. " ~
. moa. free Of postage, to any part Of r'< '''""'
i trsnty.sre eeat'
Address n d.,
JOSHUA L. BRlDdf, xf
Secretary Grsefenbers Company No. ~ .,,,,sss1
- ~, .ny D, eon,yhei at all tines BY Ten" " -"
"A, cmee of the Iastitv;oH 1iih sa;i'e eoaaae 81
&c SarsVpr. BRlOcr /. regular phydeisa q ,'rJ -
,,eu,,. . man Of great Judgment and deriD'n' ~
and bl.hIy successful practitioner n al de''s''
o. women end ohildreu. Albany q. ~ Ep'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-04-27
Rep0rffd BIZ TelsgTdph.

Markcts-Report6d By Telegraph.
MosuE Anil 2-CorToS-Ssles to-day 800 bales Al l2dsi'
for MadE last three days 400 bales Receipts ioI
an, I'm. 900 bales FKrl6Hrs Cotton 20 LvcTpool ID
wOkLEAss April Thtre Is an improved demand lo-
Corro>. sales to-day 5 500 bales; Mdding al Ia.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-04-27
CITY OF WAsHIXSToN ....SATt-RnAY May :.
HlSCAROO .......,......... : ATTrRDAY. May q.

GREAT REDUCTION.-THE WANDER
" BILT EUROPEAN LINE OF UNITED STATES NAIL
STEAMSHIPS,
VANDERBILT. Capt. Lrfrvre, ARIEL, Capt Jones,
OCEAN QUEEN Capt. nnk-r NORTH STAR.
will FoRTSGHTLY line between NEW loRK, >oV rH.MP.
roy and HyRU having s SIDE n atrrate Saturday ADD
the o.her sid. each alternate "Wednesday, viz:
-
OF ANPTOSl ND SOUTHAMPTON
AND HAyRE. FoR NEWBORN
VANDERBILT. saturday, April 3 "Wednesday, May II.
ARIEL ....... saturday May T.. wednesday, May IS
CCF.S OIrFEN SATURDAY. May o. "Wednesday, june 3.
VANDERBILT. saturday, June lNednesddy June -
These Strsnishps have water tight compartments
Cary able Surgeons. -
Pace PAss.GE-FIrHTg ShNF-Niy:
Per NANoERELT-First Cabin Sll and @lw, S.coLd CAB
in and 4S-accor riding ~ ration Of state
Per NORTH SrAR and ARIEL-Fst Cabin, $50 Second Cab
In 50.
CrRTIFIcArEs Issued Of passage from Europe
spec. deliyt I'D IN London aud Pars
ID TORRANCE No. Bowling Green. New-York.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-04-27
HEALTH or AMERICAN WOMxH
THE GRAEsESBERG MARsHAII,s
UTERINE CATHOIICON
WOMEN

s offered certain .ecompsed VII. An, 81
oio~ing sylptoms
-Weakness--Fsiu'us.s-
Defaustd Arpvtifr--Ss.kw Complxion-
Pam In he Bach and k'dnsy.-Cssn.
Gold Hands aid observation-disclosures
NruralyfA-PNlpitanno Of uh- B..-
pi1LiEsss-Nsryogsnss.-H s-Rr.,..~-..-
DISTURBED See p-ku.hes u H,at-G.t~r,l P.s,
Crawling and Pain in the SPINE and hriwe.a The soaE
Add - uscl-Nsnaa-lu4is ri1u--
fhcui' Passing Of Unns With Heat or srfar.lnr
fchius-blrIing or Irritation 20 the Uterine Or.an.
NighimGrr-Dcspair-Hy s.rrios- Anu.sy-
Red facs Nervous wI'chlng->tartirs -Conxin..,v-
lfntsbl, ,mP-r-sAdnrss-D,prav,,i Avp..i,-
Fis,ulencr ho4ed and irrrxi Jar 49,
Unpleassut Dr. fus-fsius IN ibr uterine ofEan,-
Nun bpess sud Pain. IN d. .mbs-
Loss Of Memory his rucni-S0rcn.ss in he P..,
Pam IN the Back.
AZ igpprsan' IN yosH9 girls and re oos5A ga sl,. .
o~~gsiy IfsheHs hen ~ ne yosAg recssd ,.ss, -
sgIoly BY IA CdttCliooa.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-04-27

Passengers Arrived
In bark Huntingdon, from CaJdeads-Thonas Conner, ",
O. %. Wissand.
Ia brig tangent, from Cdrdtnas-Hedry Jones.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-04-27

FRon IHL PROPRIETOR or BsRNuM's AMERICAN Musrua
B.RsUM's AMERICAN MUSEUM I
NEw.YORx, April z, la9
Dr. J. f. BRIDGE, Secretary Of The Grdcfsabers ComPasy
DEAR SIR Since writing you letter regarding tha hyos
effect II the Graeenberg Consumpyes Balm in my family
have used other Graeenbers preparations with equally cd
effect and consider very valuable and excellent mscna
well worth place in every family. The Graeen6crs No
shall, Uterine Cathocon" proved itself enenty SAas
in cs in which great interest think the wor', CO.
should not be given up whou, trying It, and mider esses nc
b. quickly and permanently relieved
Respectfully yours, &c,
JOHN GREENWOOD, j.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-04-27

TOR SAVANNAH and FLORIDA Tho
IL AMERICAN ATLANTIC SCREW STEAMSHIP COM
PANY'S new elegant steamship Ill NTSVlLLE, JDo
P. Commander will leave pier No II North RIVER on SAT
IRDAY April 3Uh, o'clock PassaEe 10 New Oean
$50 IS; Mobile xa5; Montgomery e5i Albany, Ga tIf
Atlanta 4Ej; Columbus. SO; Macon, 81 Augusta tI1
Also 20 PRINCIPAL places Florida lowest Steamers eay
IN. ssynnnsh MONDAYS, WEDNESDAYS and FRIDAYS
FL ceuts per foot and popoonase rates Insurance one
halfper cent AgPyp to cpouwrI1 Co. NJ. IS w.,t...
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-04-27

VINApSCOTTs LINE LIVERPOOL PACK
ETS-Tbe subscribers continue 10 grant certificates ot
" ss 70 OF from Liverpool by their tayOrte line Of packets com
prsrg in part the following ships, viz: -
MM TAPSCOTT EMERALD ISLE, ALBION,
CREADNOUGHT, MlDDLESEA, ElShOhi, oyn
BENZ. ADAMS, CONSTELLATION 1UtiN =; ~ poi ~, ~
WEsT POINT, PHOENIX, SWITZERLAND,
fNDE RVRITFR SHAMROCK CAMBRIA,
making, with others, ship every i've days
The subsc nber. also agents Tor 49, - -l.,,,,
THE Y LINE OF LONDON PACKETS AND OLASDOW
LINE OF STEAMERS
for al of which they grant certificates liberal terms
REMiTTASCES TO IRELAND, &c.
Co also continue 20 issue draft. payable on demand,
throughout England Ireland, Scotland aud Wales - . s
Crcular with u pagticuars may be had on Application m
~ l,,t.r it,lo,e u.,tss. ,taupl 70 TAPSCOrT Co,
Send or cali for Giro lsr NO 20 S1lth ~, Te"-Io'S
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-04-27
yTHE BRITISH and NORTH AMERICAN
L VAL MAIL STEAMSHIPS.

BeTths secured uutil paid for.
An cNpsnuced Surgeon On board =. -,
The owners these ships will rot be accountable for Gold
Silver Bullion Specie Jrw-lry Precious Sronssor Metals un
.. bills Of adg signed therefor and he value .Lerco
therein expressed. For frei CIR passage apply 20
Z. CUSARD, No 4 Bowling Green.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-04-27

baltimore, WASHINGTON. and the WEST:
ID The steamers Of the NETWORK and BALTIMORE
~ EAMSHIP LINE leave Per No IS North River TUES
DAYS THURSDAYS and SATURDAYS, mahing The passage
forty hours. Freight 70 Baltimore SIX cents per Doi 20
through the West covering insurance rk apply 10 D.
L O. r. r. Co.'s Office No. 29 Broadway. Apply 90 49,
II. b. CROMWELL Co, No 30 West-s'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-04-27
AFFIDAVIT.

MAYORS OFFICE, CITY OF NEw.YoRg, April IT, Its.
Joshua Bridge Of New York, being duly sworn dspss
SAYS that he the attending and consulting physician the G
eubere Company No. so Pskrow New York that he Ass I'd
general supervision Of the preparation Of the Gsefsnbe FI
Medicines for years and that he has known their oae
have been uniformly good that he has known the advensus
issued by the Company aud the certificates published and
makes oath 20 their and genuine character and M
any person desiring proof shall be- referred to the parties dree
or be otherwise convinced If their entire accuracy Al
interested may rely upon the statements Of the 0ra~fnbe Co
pany with implicit confidence.
Sworn TO before me, this 10th day Of April 1859
DANIEL f. TIEMANN
Mayor of the City of New Yoh
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-04-27

EOR SAVANNAH aud FLORlDA-U. >. MAIL
il LINE-The fsyonte Steamship STAR OF The SOUTH
ant, TL,s LYON, will leave WEDNESDAY, Apr a. at4 p
m from Pier No An R. ThroTsh tickets given ~ M1n'sonery
Columbus Atlanta Albany and Macon Bhis Of Ladns signed
only ON board For r.gh, passage apply 20 SAML L.
NIfrTIIIII L No Broadway
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-04-27

C1EAM 10 IRELAND DIRECT, for S3O.-The
- Liverpool New-YoIk and Philadelphia Steamship Co.'S
splendid aud powerful steamships intended % sail:
From Belfast and Cork-Clri OF MANCHESTER, ON ara
sh of April woo. ith and 9Th OF May. - ar, ,,,,,
From New York Ia Cork and Liyerpool-SiI1 VI MAN
CHESTER, j0.h April woo Sith May.
RATES OF PASSAGE;
Cabin from Cork and Liverpool. $50
Ste.rag. from New York CUrA and Liverpool. 80
Including unlimited allowance Of the best COOKED provisions
which will be served by the Companys stewards
Passengers this he avoid the ns and great detenon OF
calling Halifax and ST. Johns The City OF Manchester sails
direct q Cork.
JOHN MCKEE, No. los Vctorisst st., Belfast
c. ". d. SEYMOUR Co, Cork, .
and In Phdephia and YORK st the Company ohce No
100 llnut..t Philadelphia and No Is Broadway New York
JOHN q. DALE, Agent.
wM INMAN Agent, Nos 62 and s. Tower Building Liver
pool
Further .alinss win appear in future advertisements
TIlHE NORTH GERMAN LLOYDs STEAM
i SHIP BREMEN II. VESSELS Commander will sail
positively, carrying the I. ; Mail, on
SATURDAY, Msy IA, al PM,
BREMEN VIA SOUTHAMPTON,
taking passengers for
LONDON, HAVRE, SOUTHAMPTON and BREMEN,
the following rates: .
Fir., Cabin 100; Second Cabin 500 St9eraee SSo fof
Freight or Passage, apply TO .-.o,.,, , rr,curtr
No. 81 Broadway
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1859-08-12
Cut this Ont.

1t would be well for every reader of
the following item, which we cut from
the Grand Junction (Tenn.,) Q,dd Name,
of the 9th inst, to cut it out and pre-
serve it. The White Ash is abundant in
many parts of this and the adjoining
States, and itwould be well to keep the
Drug-Stores supplied with the leaves:
A little girl, of this vicinity, was cured
Of rattlesnalle bite recently, by the use
of strong decoction of white ash leaves,
taken internally, and also applied to the
wound. The decoction was not used un-
til the day after she was bitten. Had it
been used Immediately after receiving
the bite, there would probably have been
no swelling at all.
There is species of black snake (not
poisonous) which always fights the rattle
snake when he meets him, and always
kills him. But, in the encounter, he.
generally receives many wounds from the
fangs of his poisonous antagonist. These
he cures by chewing white ash leaves and
applying his saliva, charged with their
pulpy juice, as sort of liniment The
instinct of the reptile suggested the rem
edy to man.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1859-08-12
McMinn County.

For the official vote of McMinn the
reader is referred to another column
The contest has been well and fiercely
contested, as it always is in this county.
1t viii be seen that Netherland gains 10
votes, Brabson 96, and that Caldwell OPP
position, is elected to the Legislature by
So majority. Mr.. Caldwell had strong
competitor to contend against, besides
other influences not anticipated at the
opening of the canvass; but he met them
all successfully. conducted his canvass
upon high principles, and comes out of
the contest with clean hands and without
even the smell of smoke upon his gar
ments. He is a gentleman of fine sense
and more than ordinary ability, and we
congratulate the people of McMinn upon
having selected man so capable to rep
resent them in the popular branch of the
next General Assembly.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1859-08-12

~ ~ ~ w '''' - ,'"'
NV e'.opsn n"'s os'''. teeeNsu 70 snow
,na' ooi' = etnet'ano N 'VpI'os''ion can
aieate y oeiea'ea oy rom osvy 70 'VW
votes 70 sly that we are not mortified
win 'his result would be to disguise our
teehngsi out We are 700 much OF PHI
iosophef 70 pc dissatisfied with any thing
thai happens N TINS worlo, and shall not
complain oo'. Ne'herlanas gains IN
East tennessee vih reeeh 'hree thousand'
u nov more. MS gains are not so large
IN s'h''e mo " ~ = ennessee' an the
Sons e1s'''.',' e'e','o1s or''''an' Victory
nus Oeen "oa'e' e''--oec"use 'nese eiec-
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The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1859-08-12
The Legislative ELECTIONS.

We are unable to give a table of the
legislative elections this week. In East
Tennessee we gain one member to the
House, Green, in Roane. We lose a
member in Anderson and gain one in
Claiborne. In the Senate we gain a
member in the Blount District, and the
Bradley district, We learn is in dispute
althogh MINIS Democrat has the certifi-
cate of election.
We have subsequently learned that the
opposition gain member in Fentress,
Morgan and Scott. According to the
Union and American the Legislature will
stand democratic majority of three in
the Senate and seven in the House,
making ten on joint ballot Full table
next week.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1859-08-12
Election Returns.

BLEDsoE coUNrr.-Netherland 1856, Har-
ris 343; majority for Netherland, l43.
Brabson 492, Smith $50; majority for
Brabson. 1862. Tibbs $50, Minnis 345; ma
jority for Tibbs, 1875. Gillespie AS, Pope
S47; majority for Gillespie, 1871.
RHEA couNTY.--Harris 446, Netherland
800, Smith 43l, Brabson 34s, MINIS 446,
Tibbs 1872, Pope 3es, Gillespie 40s.
SEvIER couSrr.--Netherland l046, Har-
ris 26s. majority for Netherland 7Ss. Mel
son 1858, Haynes 26l, majority for Mel
son. 797. stokely 1907, Bullen 243. major
ity for Stokely, s24.
Sewer stands at the head of the col
honor to her gallant sons.