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, 1859-10-06
THE STATE OF KANSAS.

Tho long struggle, reaching now over Pc
Rod Of five years. which has lad for it's pur-
pose the freedom or slavery Of Kansas, seems
drawing to closc- On Tuesday last tue vote
was .akcn on tile fourth constitution presented
to the people Of that Territory, and the indica-
sioas thus far received assure US that It has
been adopted By very decisive majority.
"ToltRa,' " Lecompton" and "Leayenwort!r
hive had their several days, and are hence
forth TO he known only as mile stones On the
highway Of civilization and constitutional lil,-
crty, yet marking one Of the grandest battles
in the history Of the human race. For though
tho excitement attending the struggle las been
followed ty partial reaction, and though
bleeding kansas" las become by~word in
the mouths Of many well-lneaning simpletons
as well rs many untlusAing knaves, tic TACT
that five years. conflict WIS carried O, in the
United States to give force and effect to the
idea tbatal men are created equa, will rank will
the nob!est struggles in history. Let it he re-
lnemhcred that the central idea in tlais contest
has not been the freedom Of those who have
fought the battle, but rather belief iu Tie
God-siven freedom Of all men. Regarded as it
will be By postcrisy, it is altogether separated
from til. taat Of selfisllness and rests squarcly
on tile primitive rock Of right principles. Its
effects will be visible on every part Of tue con-
,incut i'll sll time to come, and many Of those
who pronounced Kans,s the key Of American
policy and progress, will live to sec their
prophecies fulfilled to tho ultimate overthrow
Of sluvcry. The advantage which freedom has
gained in that Territory can never be recon-
qucrcd. All tho Cubas and Mexicos on tic
,aap will 1ot suffice to offset it Tho crucifx-
ion Of sone hundreds Of politicians, tue disso-
luton Of tne Wing and tic overthrow Of tho
Democratic p1ty-thc most tangiblo evidences
Of tho strife in our time-will bo as nothing
hereafter, compared will the fact that ht4e
slavery WAS fought from the soil, and barred
an entrance to the vast domain between the
Missouri aud the Pacific, forever.
Tho question which presents itself iunedi-
atcly upon tile adoption Of the wyanlott Con-
stitution relates to the early admission Of the
State q Kansasinto tic Cuion. Undoubtedly
it is not n measure Of prudence for The Demo-
cratic party to hasten the admission
before t'te next Presidential election. Yet VIC
arr confident that Khnsas will bo admitted be-
fore tic adjournment Of the next session Of
I tf1f1r Tn Il
, 1859-10-06

"A National Democrat in The St. Louis H.
t'a1@.csn, is trying To figure OF! National Dem
"cratic rictory III tic election Of Hon. Miguel
a, o'eFo. as Delegate in Congress from New
Mexico. We think be is counting without bis
host. Ar. 0tero"has ueser Jet uapisested Nc.
, 1859-10-06

Hon. Stephen 4 Douglas, Of Illinois, passed
through Troy, New York, last Thursday morn
ing upon visit to lis birthplace, in Brandon,
Vermont.
We see il stated tbat Gor. Willard, of In
diana recently headed midnight procession Of
'le SONS Of Malta, at Louisville, III. This is
doubtless q mistake. It was probably mid.
night procession Of the Sons Of Dacchus,
Hon S. II. GilIis, late Mayor Of Nashua,
~ H., has recently lenscd and commenced run
Ming large cotton factory at Wheeling, Va,
Tue Wheeling Tina has 4 congratulatory para.
graph announcing tile movement rs greatly to
the benefit Of that city.
-NF. Park Goodwin, one of the editors Ct the
New York Ertniag Fost, has in press bis first
volume Of the History of France, to which be
Las devoted himself for many years., The first
volume, we hear, will come down to The time of
charlemngoe. Mr. Goodwin is cmincnt1y fitted
Tor the work he has undertaken
Col. J. Wotten has recently DISPOSED of
the Natural Bridge property, located in Rock
bridge county, Virginia, to John Latrue for
$ls,o00.
Count walewski, and Lord Cowley, the
tralish Minister at Paris, haye been commis-
stoned to arrange the basis Of cooperation BE-
tween England and France in the war against
CHM. = r.~-'< ''
- Henry Jaeoby, IN extensive dealer in nro.
visions, md one of the most active bus;nes,
men In Springfield, died in that city on tie ID
iast.
-6en. AaEney has written to the War De-
partmcnt TINT no conflict had takcn n]ace &,c-
tween bis troops and those of the British. nor
MAS there the slightest apprehension OF any. It
Is understood that it this dispatch from uarne.
Lad bcen received prior tn Gen. Sco:t,s tlenart.
ufe, ths1 olhcer wonld not hare been sent to the
Pacific.
The case Of little Ella Burns, which has
been before the Courts Of New York for the
lust fortnight, has finally reached q decision.
ALTER hearing the case, Judge Davies decided
that The child should be placed under the ;oin.
guardianship Of Mrs. burns und j. S. Thnyer.
Esq.. with liberty to the father to see i. at all
suitable times; that the child should be placed
at bousding school by Mrs. Burns, with the
appreciation Of the father; that the nauc Of the
Child should be cl,aured fro,, Ell, 1,,-.s -.
Bell Whitteu. il. real mama. tt., ~. .,:,s @
should not be cxbibited II m, nu,,,;. 49," e
without tie consent of n Jrs,;ca ot,ha pos.. '
- The New York co,rc.n,nd.n, ~ .ha
Charleston Ntrrrrv s,vx 4bat ~ ,ha s,,;,s....s
the ou]y uot,h1e onex ie{, ,,n,n. -. 49,. 1rs..,
and uennincsen, In the rcnc1,, tor,v.,,r~~
iur Of xlI the;r Sic,r,n,-e ..s c..,F. 49,,
tlcse gallant souls don't know what to do with
themselves. They may be seen any cyenipr at
lie St. Nicholas, where they arc pointed out to
strangers as curious specimens Of race Of le.
ings now, nlas, nearly extinct.
Mr.. Ward, IN American. suys the London
EJprfts, hiss Just ,,ateuted in Euu1and nj; ;nrcn.
tiou Of q uew.code Of signal tclecranhs for fin
occau marine servicr. by mcaps Of which bc cr-
poets 10 be able to transmit nrw. ,,4,xer, a,,ar-
ica and Enelanl in iire days.... Tie fatest nv.
, 1859-10-06
MORE TO BE ADMIRED
AhA THAT
RIG HEST DIADEN
Worn By kfnss or Empcrors.

fyhat7 Why Henllt Head Of Hair.
Escau4e u u th+ eTnan.ent God Himself pn.yllea for III
sur res- Ecacr. although the rose y G>.un. ever 70
IT,. s*sih se h"-c Of pra! the ll her-ft Of
eshx o. ha.: y sn31fs.l AID ahvrd karh al dry.
s srstnk~@ Eta Er.y na1HEe Nh 'As M ::
R*cd t~u 0E tlrre times week, viii Er.rs aud rer1pA-
r-nts .ees.e all sueh n ernacn Ktsi tts foltownx
a u4kr. Tie wsst sf u1 tsst Il the ea.trA ed E!1.
WV YoEk. April Il. 1852.
d. Wocn dear Sir: Permit re to exprs.A to you The
ohtaoas uatr Tie eltl5o yrsioEl;,ap Of iy hlf
+ it, original e!or; nbnnt tbs ms Of M arrival Ia ths
tn'l st1e. It raLty tec1.,.n. rray Ius u C1e
appllcra Of ysur Hair Restorative" san rvcoTearl !ts
III: !sSnstsr yonr Restorative ~oadtr
III, ae1 slf. }nu'* it,'is. s. TuALNERG.
~Dych &'r GwyledJ4ei.~
TtiAa Newspaper oater, Il Sa.x.u-t. April t. EEL
FsoF- q: J. ~oop :-pt4F Sir: soEue mnp,h or liz
Eeek1 ao rtscl butte Of yur Hair .trrll4rA sad
sfe NY VILE VII" tDne4 f1ed to tly as ]Et14
Et'nkts Il tha Time ult xpuA tu gray has IL
few wveks trial has performed wuader{u eHtxl b.
she ay tsils u Lark broxn The a,e Tins
pta'T'aK And thck~nh: the hat IAnnns!y Fec1,nIus4
~ to al ksssons;n ..s q ush ehaars
u 1eaf ca5. CHARLES C4KDET-
NEW Yos1. july = 1851.
Fsny. O.. J. Woar:-Wth eon3lenca H.. recommend
Jon! s restorative, al i:r nauAt <f1csso1s 1r1tlH
Fnsktrs shssh ~sfn a!teas white haze xruluzi, s1o~n
dats and n'w fr crnt.:cnt hat few nuTe arrGal,cu4
Vii f@r them T. ttr natural clor- It 2~ lis relieved
p"rsons who rrr>pEse Ine.y. J. q, klL4jY
q: J. WdoD 50. Fr"rhetcrs. s,c Er:a,iwsy. Eew
futk lin the sct Nsw fu.k Win, lnE Essat.shufnt,
And liz Market II. II Lcu!s, Mo.
Ant st ey al ovd bsu ss. sad Fancy Goeis peAies.
, 1859-10-06

TT The following question haring been
placed on the paper for discussion by the mem-
eers Of tho Leicester Young Mems Christian
hsxisf w,..g answered b. writing underut ath:
, 1859-10-06
F1FTH 4 VEN UE HOTEL,
ON FIFTH AEENf7N

Ii the Intersection Of Broadway oppo.te Madison sqa1e
NEW YORK. ,
To bo Opened August 13d, 1859.
fhslocaco2 Is tie .s:s Of auy In ills srrat
Go2oia tcnE Il: Ho1 hshy. tss.httu'. ard c-atrs In
the ctr. sE ard convenient u lie Hu.an E4tl
aoI tot:a1 EAi Eooa D<p4as-
The entire MS of Tie ea,b.hment arc tie re.
e,.atuzsaae It. t:ase-i!sc atixl in The or:G
All lie Improvements that cpiQu and convenience hsys
suggested. kaye II En- lrtso.uced-
Et<sy tFeant.oa - teeE Ltes tctr8 construction to
t.aon Su .!s1. tonte btes viii. e1:eua f.cn III
ro:k fo7aa;!o1 The r.o: All os the cons A:t ouhe
aai ar .Issaie: sy laysf OF eetn nasl9: he eae
AME ehrr important uproreaents in addition 10 The
uss1l lsta3WaEA xf1sA1 ltA1tEAT u nesr1y COMP eted
tsooasTsy Eets tron the hrss 70 the upper oo:
to spacious aud cttinuo.s cis1t:p5x fJ:rtee prc-
tade ot eikAa hundred cxs up each u sc x stotes
e:e at 1nu as IN the h'Ehes: Icre. every a2atteGt
leeai t5,ee - se:n .P7Fopfa tel . publ: pravnk
there !. Eraa1 lILteuaI= Hall. Sates Uf Qua PR.
loa Chambers and usss!nz R1o1s With III tce ued...
eonkeo7ee. h1fs o-sa esp*elT dsssosd for tie cafs.
Aa E1sh.efr caasiat: u sss IT,
fh& oayelic1cts ftT in ef o;rxe an tnGnr..
has nsen aedd 70 tss anT oeaez ftuns o1 Hotel
there Telegraph oGee eaaDtcscg with Al q=1s Of 1te
na and Chess Rooms Of th. mist approved st5t. and
appa'n:rts a1E 7Eo'd.d for lie of su,s and tbs
The Fusea-e, ald Article ol nse u TIE esaa.a-
FiFzH AvhsrE Hu1H-
eoaas:alioa. tos a;szeat. raos aa7 lus:nt..
Ho1xL,~ Ia ortsr 10 !n&a.e !nlneI ale .:'eatso,
The a-tt& organization u tl& 10 u haS t-tn uaAeT tia
direction q NJ fAxtN s1kvssA rseI=Rcr Of Esvze md
EyEr4s ia Aah.e- 49,
su.t-7.ateodaa HlTCHcncE, DARLING : co,
, 1859-10-06

Sanford's Family Cathartic Pills,
coNFoC1pEn YRoN
PURE FEGETAnl.E EXTRACTS 4nd tnt up u
GLASS t;ASES AIR TlgHT, AND WILL

coNtoC1pEn yRox
PURE VEGETABLE EXTRACTS aud Eat up u
CLASS t:A9ES AIR TI9I$T AND WILL
KEEP In ANY CLIMATE.
1hs Family Cathart!c, =; The Prrfess,on sell know
FILL IL :E2sle hut 3c list al6srent alhz1tIr. ses
Ese Ah11te whta the - 1u dlds.s0t puzt&on1 Of ths
proprietor has usczt In bis = bowels,
xs.r x'~' A'D4s taa1 @"e@ss The Family CaikaTt:a
= Pill h3s. With 1lGe rxfeE4nls
lae consaEfy nereasuE to th4 welt sact
9taaafu from thn.e who = been Compounded from
t1te i'dz usea tht FILLS VARIETY Of the puseAt Sext
an1 Ae E4shf2ctan whch tlofa Extracts, which 1rt
ale3prc4s In saHl tGr 2 Ifke on every r3t VI Tie
use. harlntsuced patc e hlnenaxv e1nzl and Afo
tEsM within the reach guod aad taEt In al rs3ta
whsrs cath1c i nsste suel Il uss7necHeu3 Of The
SeeppssS tn3 In the aek 4rau Lc'ns l0.t1ve-
I1n M se5ehtss "ver Tho xhoe toty fen &u..eu
Of fe.sr Lo~ e Appst:s t:reronx s<asisa Il Co1l
pssL sse eiy lss,~+..r.s Irai!shs. weight in the
1eai A.! ia1nnMAtury uaeas+~x Worm. in ti'. .t1an
Alulis khrunaai-n. Fs+s PuH1~r u the Es,vl, and
naaIy dttea to wAth H. III he5 oo Il, nen.
la tn 'Ais advertisement. Dose, i tos.
Price Three Dimes.
The iiver IarEoratrr anil Family Catarie rls a1e r.
2sd oy Druggists rsc<zly, aGa so.4 wLole1a;s By she
I:7Ga II al tas AES9 :ows%
$. E. II. SANFORD, ~ n,
A0~sS1l 1lAI-2e.urS: 4 Proprietor. Esg3t:wxY r.
, 1859-10-06
Drp Goods.


WE WILL EXHIBIT
~ moxpAx. Oct. ID.
IN AEsk.aa pssaA,ss 1t ssval lsak,a4 ,sts II
Rich si1kz, st1k Robes, Stella ghawlst
8ascuE s1AwLs. Long s1AwH,
Printed French De Lafnes.
frsneh Nerinas, Rich Enbr-ide.i:s, B1sntsts,
FL Lz.,'-rELs,
sS9s asSs ~ &c &c
1od VII Dc sold much ses. than they eau le
BOUGHT ELSEWHERE II ruiS CITY.
IL city receipt Of and choice sssda If sve,Y
FROM AUCTION.
Importers and Manufactures Direct.
AID have a'va5sia .soss s.ek i..on7a..sly
AAA'A RICHER,
AND CHEAPER,
Ihan any IN thls CITY. a.t comparison npy Ahstsd
". n. ROSS & CO.,
~ 1e3::::::.:: Lase ss1set.: ...--..1*1 1s3
TR R1Aal1N IS, coRsETs,
EMaRo1D1R1us,
HOSIERY, GLOVES, SKIRTS,
UNDER GARMENTS.
Cash .J0bbinS' and Retail i!
a. CIR
70 LAKE STREET "a
, 1859-10-06

n yom s32t : remedy
:!.i S;:lS s; Is'i s. e rssk, Sssa i..r.!: e !:
~rToa xaat snesyto
I.4e s.. JoHS i. rAi.k. -
qua want : Frur
59ilS| | i. rAkK. f;sSz u E. Eass =
ssiS;;; !si;:as I; s. .e:'i f4Hs. H!ss'ii::.'Ett: i:.Ett::
f1-1s yu1 want l:hclmat-
I'D; 5s;IS 5;s :: :: taEx. H'1i:i"'i i. 4 LIZ
T; f.: F.. e: e ;as' ;cas 'is;*Z :: r2as K
f;*x: e :: e Ell JUN ~: Il: Z:
k1.lf ron wsn. rurzAttva
iE,fSs;ha,;'e SA5K II i1u & E + 10K1
q II you Haut ra1a Eii-
s5us S 4 T. TT sahK. ihsKI:'i::i e i4s:s, i. <
%s's:;:: i,,ss:;:iSSS M;;;iS 5. !; fIS2t L i:
81. Ior r r:oG llamra!...
5Siis :iis'i'''I: !. Fak2. aak:2st1:::' L: e: Z |:
TT For Dr.. Churcki,.s -.
iu2 of The nypoth"rpa!teA
FS@hAA u. HAAk&
For = rowde7, Fsxe or
Na-h fer t.e Teeth, 70 to
JDtfS u. HlKk. IN lac
nrett.
~. For Liver md Dyspeo-
" ktae.Y, 20 to JOHN b,
For seTEls:Er 4 Norm
if;;;:,:;:'. s: 1offis s s. fihk: Il i:
n Fer KIensttheninS T1ae-
ET,y!, r, e y y a!nds ,xs =
CFor Rat rc!scn* Bus Nd
EA krnnc7 E1t~ElnitL..eIt. -
t. JUtft b. HAkx.., "a
FER KeE1tdy +. Dit
e7Aea Of the *t.n. 70 -
!uHS D. fAKK, III Lass
H5tet
fTfsr FANCY SsnpA B11sh-
- aIti Tts:st Att1cts4 70 10
lUitS D. tAika's, tl1ks
KE For Handkerchief *
tr1zs Aa4 Perfu7~ry, - to
JUtlN u. PARKS, lAkew.
Fer Tru*s~@, shouter E:ac4s
1SA1 Abdominal eu21ostefA
t5~Y LIT aE-hfs fnf the lpaalt-
5etufr, And will se.I Vi low
grn-s- JUN y. PARE, Ia
fH-SE
, 1859-10-06
LATER FROM HAYTI.

ans EoHs7trxey ~EAfs1t tbs Gorsrasx<m
dsafss Daxshfsr.
, 1859-10-06

10 ED YOtR HOrSE OF EED EycS
TO RiD IDCR u0rsE OF BED ercx
tse Butchers Dead Shot,
Csc Butchers Dead Shot,
THE BEST NCG POISON IN EsE.
THE BEST IsCG POISON IN ExE.
AGENCY AT
AaKYcY Al
. - II N D. P AR KS,
J O Il N D. P A RK'S,
13-f Lake Street.
1el Lake Street.
, 1859-10-06

but. if reports be true, his back was hardly
turned beforc scveral persons were seized by
members of one Of tue committees and hung.
without ertn the forms usually attending trial
by Judge 1.yncl1. II this did rca1l. occur, |
think tie Governor will quickly givc them a
taste Of his quality.
, 1859-10-06

Ladies' Dress & Cloak Trimmings,
SHAWL BORDERS, ETC.
EMBR0IDERIEs AND LACES.
OF nj k:nd1 Including fne lot Of French I'D sseh set.
Robes, Bands EdxrEa Imitation and Res, Thread Y4ix
Aiasse lot ef
.FRE1Cu AND CERNiS COESES,
full line Of the WoYen~ .pah ia and Ns,t-d D.xA
op sk!EtA"-tGe thsrs best styles IN The market.
Afu1 assortment Of Ia:!ea Cents, snd Ch.ldrens
UNDIR GARMENTS,
In st1t. Aertoo and castue,e. The hest styles Of
HOSIERY, GACSTLETS, AND GLOVES
1ac-ua:r. ALExaSDEEs KIDS.
4 fsr Of sae novelties IN The best MANUFACTURED
WOODEN Goods,
Such AZ the PRINCES CAPE, suAwLs, soSrAGs.
TALNA CarES. kc., &c.
Anr1quste little lat nf PARTY FANS md HAIR Or
1AKSs: ii TKtXb:.S S'EIsi HiSpisds Is IS 1aSSs I'd
ALL WAKES.
Wsaze onts.nx on. STICK o. the
Most Favorable Terms for Cash.
VS. have taken great pains T. make each department e
pleie In itself. sud respectfully AK examination.
S.D.-0uf Wholesale Stock Of Double Single Salt
aud Shetland Notls Is Gu np;ete and prcvsIo
a. RAVES,
SUCCESSOR TO =. T. ATKINSON,
IS Lake Street, Chicago. II
se7 7aAi In
, 1859-10-06

Lie car ftua!y thtS sNaY1nE motion T1S In
creased by the voysgcrs until they succeeded in
loon, wheu the rapid rate Of speed in their de-
scent was mcasnEahlE impetfed. During taclast
half mile before reaching the earth, their rate of
speed was but 4 trlhe more rnpid than that of
the ordinary descent Of u well.ordercd balloon.
When reaching point within one hundred
feet Of the tops Of the trees near poad knolls
in the Roma Swamp, each Of The passengers,
having sand bag ready 10 throw out, discaarg.
cd this amount Of weight. mad the balloon con
Guided its descent to the ground with less speed.
The passengers were suspended SOHO keTepty
feet ia The air. on tho limbs Of one OF the tal1et
trees in the swamp. while the balloon spread it.
self ovcr several oslcr tores. trees. ny good
fortune, AessEs Coo assa Cn:tman reached terra
tirmh in sa!ety, after Aking graceful descent
ffoul the tree Arriving ID the swamp in safcsy,
they par1onk 0! refreshments remaining iu the
car, and gave three enthusiastic cheers for the
foriuoate result Of their ptritous trip.
AZ The moment Of the explosion, Mr, Costaan
asked Nr. Coe what was TO be done. The Hro-
Eaut assured him that the balloon would come
down all right, except at fearful rate Of epced.
At ouce tue :.raruel and ropes we're thrown
out mud all the extra weight, except the sand
bags. The rrial cxcurs,onists we're perfectly
cool and convcssed together during their de-
scent But for their presencc OF mind, they
would not probably hare escaped allve. They
DolQ 0SsuEE Us 1uAk 2l&eF lie balloon haQ formed
Iuto parachute, they had not the slightest fear
of harm. But for the few seconds after the ex-
plo$ion, when the car and the remnants Of the
balloon we're s~ayiug alternately abore each
Dlhes, their fears could not well lie suppressed
Yesterday afternoon the balloon was brought
10 Rome in damaged condition. An examiaa.
lion Of the air ship satisfied Mr. Coo that the
appliance called ! "safsty yalre," which be TO-
rented himself. md which is desisued to work
by rope from the outside Of the balloon, had
Ieen damaged before be started on tho trip, and
IS 4 consequence could not be made services.
J'e. This valve is underneath the main vaire,
md is calculated to open und close accordingly
u the air and heat may expand or depsess he
,ody Of the balloon. Ones finally closed, be-
Tond the power Of operating It, the expansion
# the gas under the influence Of m extraordi-
,aty heat, became too great for the endurance
II the silk Of Which the balloon was constructed,
md tie explosion followed, Is matter Of
.nnfxe
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1859-08-12

The New York Herald of the 9th has
the following paragraph:
TnE LAST AND THE CRowNNo EDicr
FROM Gov. VISIT was shrewd re-
mark Of Tony Luniplin, that "tl1e inside
of letter is the cream of the correspon-
dence" and so an inside view of an am
bilious politician, like that which has
been finished by Gov. Wise in the dis
closure of his last manifesto on New York
politics, is worth all the outside embroi-
deries of hundred learned essays inten-
ded for the public eye. Our city cotem-
poraries, with one exception, accept this
remarkable edict from Richmond as the
genuine article, and they are right in do
ing so. The exception is the Daily Ne,os,
which naturally enough hesitates to whs-
tie its chosen hero down the wind. But
the News will be compelled t. admit the
soft impeachment, and the sooner, per-
haps, the better. Let Governor Wise be
laid aside for the present, and let the
News proceed vigorously TO the battle for
the delegates to the State Convention,
and there may yet be peace in the demo-
cratic family-parlor, kitchen and coal
hole--a cordial reunion in September, and
a great victory in November upon the
paramount issue of Seward and his trea-
sonable and revolutionary Rochester
speech.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1859-08-12
COMMERCIAL.

PETERSBURG, Aug. 6, 1850.
Our Fall trade Is aboNt opening and the prospect Is
that good bushes will generally be done
WHRAT-Red SIPS 90 1888; white 81 80 a 1,43.-
FLOUR, superhne $685. extra ~ 80, family IS a 6,25,
and for large lots lower prices would be accepted
OoRN, sales IS 90 9Oo, and dull. FEArHERs very dull
no demand and prices ais nominal at 40 q 50c BA-
Peruvian $50 y 1000 Ms; Glide s45; Mexican and
Nayassa SIS; sombrero s84; TwiIs Co.'S super
Phosphate Lime SIS; Robinson's Manipulated Guano
II q ".
We are very respectfully,
THOMAS BRANCH a SONS,
Commission Merchants, Petersbilr0 "a
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1859-08-12
Two Valuable Farms and Ten Likely
Negroes for Sale.

IN OBEDIENCE TO A DReERE OF THE
il County Court of McMnn county at Tho July
torn, 1859, will sell on Thursday and FridaN, tho
18th and 18th days Of August next. on the prcmi-
ses, to the highest bidder, all the REAL ES7'AIE
Of Thomas w. Mastin, deceased, consisting of
TWO VALUABLE FARMS. These Lands
situate i've and half miles Southeast Of
Athens, on Chestua Creek, McMinn county, Tenn,
well improved, and among the most productive in
the county. Persons wishing TO purchase viii do
well to examine the Lands previous to tho SALE
Sold for distribution among the heirs.
TERNs TO be sold on a credit Of one and two
years, except ten per cent required to be paid in
hEnd--notes with approved security, and lien
retained until the last dollar j. paid. .lf
ALSO, at the same time and place, will be sold,
on credit oftwelve months except ten per cent. 10
be paid down, TIN LIKE'L y NEGR0ES, con
sistipg Of men, women and children. Bond and
approved security required.
WIN. GEORGE, Commissioner.
July S, 1sj9-td-prs fec SS,40-5eS
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A Valuable Farm for Sale.

WILL SELL TO THE HIGHEST BIDDER
il on Monday the 9th dayof September next, my
Farm, lying in Boanc comfy II miles South of
Kingston ON the Tennessee Rivcr-adjoining the
Lands of Samuel johnson, Esq, and Others
Said Farm is well improved good Dwelling good
Sawmll in operation, within mile Of the. River,
and contains about 600 acrcs--l25 acres under
fence and in cultivation, about 80 ucres Of which
is tirstrato River Bottom, the remainder of the
Farm is well watored aud good timber The
Farm viii be sold on |, 2, and years credit,
with note and approved security-at the same
time and place will be sold divers other things.
such as Horses, Cattle, Hogs Sheep &c. For
further particulars inquire of the subscriber on
the premises BARTON MCPHERSON,
Cross Keys, Roane county, Tenn.
july 90 lSJg--tF--5C6
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A New RELIGIoN.-The New York cor
of the Philadelphia Ledger

A New RELIGIoN.-The New York cor
respondent Of the Philadelphia Ledger
says:
Do you know what is newest wrinkle
among the fashionable relgionists here?
If not, then | may say, the newest wrin-
kle is II project of the Rev. DR.. Bellows,
and some other leading and wealthy
Unitarians of his school, to found new
Catholic Church, differing only from the
Church of Rome, according to the pro-
CRANE in the Evening Post, by the omis-
sion Of what may be deemed certain OBJ
solete, erroneous or needless doctrines,
but preserving the attractive features, the
rituals the imaginative symbols, the sa-
cred festivals, which help to give the Ro-
man Catholic Church its popular and
universal character. The name of the
proposed organization is the Broad
Church.
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Listen TO ne Apain. WIN You

GONE OF MY CUSTOMERS RESPONDED
- to my call last Fall, and others did not, and
now inform those who did not that l am compelled
to have money and all who owe me for the years
1857 and 1855 are requested to come up to the
scratch. l will take good clean Wheat at the
market price, so you have no excuse for not being
able to pay me-and if don't got the Money or
Wheat one soon / shall be compelled to take
steps to collect my debts in some other way, I'M
pleasant As it may be. Respectfully,
July s 5. X. REEDER.
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Camp-mocting, Methodist Episcopal Church, at
Richland Camp-ground, Rhea county, the 18th
Sunday of August.
At Bryanfs Camp-ground, Bledsoo county, 4th
Sunay of September.
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NOTICE.

Tn OBEDIENCE TO DECREE MADE AT
Il the July term,of the County Court OF Monroe,
wiz, on Friday, the 9TH dayof August next, of
fer for sale, 70 the highest kdder, at the Court
house door in tho town Or Madlsonville in the
county of Monroe, LIKELT'YOUNG NEGRO
BOY, about eight years old, for cash in hand.---
Due attention by me.
CHARLES r. P. DAVIS, Special Com.
July 8, l5S9-3t-563
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CONFUSION RusINEss.

OFFER MY SERVICES TO. THE SHIP
u pers Of f'RODUCE from contiguous points in
Tennessee, Alabama and Georgia. The business
of my old customers is earnestly desired and con-
signments from all earnestly solicited BY renew
cd efforts hope to merit a Continuance Of that
patronage due a faithful Factor. Liberal advances
made ON Produce in Store, or Railroad Receipts.
No Southern town affords n better market for Ba-
con, Flour, Lard, Wheat, Feathers. Com, Butter,
Oats and Cow Peas, than Augusta, Georgia
July S-9ni-5G3 r. W. FLEMING.