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aEORGET0WI ADVKRTTSKW'Ts

0EORGET0WH ADvKRTIsENTs.
PHor9fsafiAA66FFi ffkk 1IE sREyyREsssAsF D NE
The undsrisnsd fsspsctfSIiy informs IL: e,t;xsp.
Of GsoEgste 20 and vicinity that he L. psrmanensIy
pr ss spf1': Tts sa Hs :S:
Deauty q workman ship equal to any other opera-
=. @ in. N M0'''S THOMAS ). BIcxsLER.
PHILADELPHIA pRAUGHT ALE-The un-
"a ss they Says maSs sa
o Grf ss1 &c sP' ss HH
An r. fsica e. the past h.s horn hs rsPuta
y oonsssntIy on hand, and il win he sod IN vhois
drsry Az We sell his %s OILY on ,S S
oos .erms WI be rsidiy adhered to- satsfactio9
XIX siss'sss sso. q
sssps q i GSt ,.s e
S any part Of Georgetown, WsshingtoR; q AleIan
ocn-tf 81 Gre H 4 .sre. = G salSSs
CRANDELL' S Ss' ~ ~. !, e.,,..,,,..
F.. ssn n ds;:s
9n.,siitys Ia Sold, Silver, Steel, and German ~
Y; 3: Old Frames Repaired and new glasses set
A. TAKE NOTICE. :
ALL Persons owning property on Ist street and
Gay street. are required by ordinances of the Cor
perahon Of Georgetown, app owed on the 10th day
Of September, 1859, TO have tho footways 'front.' NJ
the same, paved with good, hard BRICK upon su n
Client PED q sharp send and in conformity 10 the
established Tades OF said streets The curbinr nu
pc put IN thorough order, with ter iais OF the
best quality, or with the of those now there II
hi for the purpose. These improvements must he
completed by the 18th day of October next or they
wall then be made BY the subscriber, and paid Tor
out OF the proceeds Of the taxes which have been
imposed Tor that purpose. The materials, as we'll
% the wo kmanship, must be of o kind to be ap-
proved OF by the subscriber they will be rejected
Those persons who may undertake to have their
improvements made under their own supervision,
are notified that the same must be done according
70 the legal grade o. the Streets they will be re-
jected af their own cost --' $500
Any information which may be further Desired
can be had on application to the nndersigned !
Persnns wishing to contract for SO much of the
above named work rs may not be 1mpleted By the
18th day OF October next, can leave their sealrd
proposals for tho same at this Office, by the 10th DAY
,, HENRY ADDISON, Myor.
MAYORS OFFICE, Georgetown, d. CT = -
September 18th 1883. = -,-.- ( 80 i
se IA 3tawtl5thOot
MUSIC .MUSICa-Tbe Holy Hill Band respe, IT
Iva fully inform the public that they are now ~.
prepared to furnish the very best MUSIC forti Ux
Balls and Parties on the shortest notice and ~
most reason able terms All applications to any Of
the members VIII be promptly attended to.
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Nous EEYHaS;tSsPB GEM ENS; kkYY %ssss S

II TYRE, FISH, BRAxDY, &c. a. Ir Az vnr !.
front 81 he .tor next sh ,rs,snt shall sell in
S Sa.i Is?sse assortment Of New and second hand
= Az hs1: % 3 b6,s; Potomac Alewives,
Squarter casks very hyperion French Brandy. drect
aom me custom house, and will be sold on ac-
cvu1t OF whom it may concern.
oe 10 A. GREEN, Acct.
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Aseoa EssSs. ss sSs Ell n sss g tut At sh'
1's -, SorPesSlon OF Waahingtoa sssftssty siz
sse So, cosporss'oa of AIexandris Registered
4S.aso Cooperation Of Alexs ndris cevsoo E,o,6u.
us y ns N OF TIE Metseyeiis Stock, p
Terms sss2 Gi % sss,.s e Gsss.ssovn Stock
.s .z-a lie. MCGUIRE 4 CO., Auct'rs.
VFRY iNi SEE vi Sx;ss R ~,
Noon 80 st.af Ayc5Ies --On Friday IFfER.
EScn: " sSsI l en- vs. ssoct e q. Auction
SHINE un nc = believed 10 bs one OF the most
DAYS . Sas Ss.h the residue in 60 and @
esiad >. c. Meeu,Rr 70
3 Sd RIssffhAkha1s RssgssKxE EKE s.
bles2s sa s5s. fsi8iAYS 1 E15E
lnst q o'clock, We viii cell st our socsson , esn
Boyer slssc sns s fnrnisare Of the late L. II
WaFdrobs, Bu' se1s, WssistssSs,
Snairss Tables, Sofa, Lounge,
tootksr. Bedet. Hearth Rug. brsgsst,
Tarmss cs..h Win othst goodS sasd
s..n sEskRs.. 1ss.
FJkN Mffft ssffSSSS kAsED h ARRiSH;s a..
M2RNIEG. 18th INST, q 10 O'Clock. We vii al
Fsraa Mse ssa...s 1 SS.
pets, oilcloth. Feathers, &c.
Term. s.s e s''' wit sGHf ttsl'issa RrARp ..,,.
90 $50 asfA ~ = fStatesT --~~-'
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FOR SALE.A two-story BRICK DWELL.
Il lNG-HOUSE, contain ming rooms, situated on
2Ist street west near the eornsr of street north
For terms apply to ROB'T; CIR lEME, No. $50
18th street. pear las corner VI New York avenue.
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NA fully inform the public that they are now ~.
prepared to furnish the very best MUSIC fort
Balls and Parties on the shortest notice aud ~
the membsrs viii be promptly attended to.
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THE cfRcrrr couRr Of the District Of columbis
viii meet on Monday next. The appeal eases
aoeketed will amount TO about nfty the trial
being eight hundred and thirty-two. p
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AZ So er4 sE9ss4H : arrNlRz8ts
s.-f:... IS :; : J !: "a : a
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TIE cHicxERiss PIANO, furnished by Ellis fol
Mis- Mays Concert, was indeed a superb instru.
ment, and attracted much attention. I'D : :
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NJ IN CONSEQUENCE OF A MISTAKE
W. shs Ndsse; ne above sale 10 postponed until
WEDNESDAY the 18th inst s.Ys hem s1d place.
oc I'D Marshal for District III cnInmS.
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EOR RENT-A valuable GROCERY STORE
E situated on the corner of 18th and B SITS. vest,
near the cana; SItis veil sttsd up With shelving,
y the city foE rssident sepntrB sad river trade.
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ST. ALoYsius CHURCH The programme Of the
ceremonies. with all the prayers used and an az.
planation Of them, has just been published and
l,,cs on our desk II seems to be complete, and
al that can be desired by the stranger who wishes
to understand what he sees. II can be had Of
Duty, or at the bookstores = = ! . = :. = =
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FAsr DKIvIxs.-some ofthe Jehus oftfe public
courses have become accustomed 70 making fast
time with jobs, after dark especially. Monday
evening we noticed 4 eolosed driver with Load
O. .Roaghs, drivtnG fariously TO a rum shop on
Ninth street., and o. Ne why be came near driv-
ing over two ladies wbo were Crossing The asy .
way. gentleman followed the hack and tried
10 get the number, but Il was defaced % that II
Gould NOT be made out Yesterday, Of1ces Ashe
arrested two, James Jones and Jere. Conner for
last driving. They were taken before Justice
Doan, and he lined each e215. IL Is hoped that
THIS VIII be Sufficient warning for others.
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- WfsrAn's BALsan OF WILD cHERRY.
The great rsnsedyfc Ccssnnp;ios and az ofArr d

Inc sreds rensedyfor CcssnDpfoR and AL ofASY dis
eases. Qf ths Pulmonary OYyans. -EItf
The greater the value Of any discover, the higher
Ills held - the esteem Of the public, and muchin
" ne se.rious limitations Of Ignorant. designing
Nov that this preparationis well known to be a
more eedain cure for 1cipisnt Consumppon, A sth-
ma, Liver ComP'aint, CoHghs. Bfoncb itis. and al
there are found those 20 yiIainonsly wicked as to
eanoocs seadi9ui, ana perhaps poisono9s mix
1hts IS to caution daIsrs asd fhs pn5Ie xsseraIiy
asetna ptrrhasisE asg other HAS that karisg ks
PREPARED by 8 w. FewLE 4 Co., Bostoa, and for
e. stotf, Jeha Schwartzs, Marin Palmer, wa IN.
lngton; and by dealers every where. = oc II -Iw,r
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| THE FINEST CLoIHINs EsrABLIsHMxnr IN w sH-
l INsroN CRY -. ID. McCamy q Co.. are now re :
csiving thear fall sty Of Cotang made 10 order r
their retail trade. Furnishing Goods of every kind
4 Trunks, xaaises end Carpet Bags. 36S and ADO PA
l avenue, National Hotel BuiIdInx. oc Io-3
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fsz NEw MAxEf-HorsE Since tbs pablica-
hoa u The aivertisemenf for pians asd specinca-
ssens fof the new cestre Market- ouse large NAM
hers % communications have bees received BY the
Bo4fd Of Commissioners requestinx infJFmafion.
nsAny Of which are nom s6road, Isdicsfin2 that
fn<rs VIII ee . great variety Of pizns nom which
shan arrive The Board q Couminiosers are
drfermined " NE all seeezzasy cauliou In fxi 40
npon The plan to he adopsed. ) =, - :, =
sscuy IHrsosEsrsrs --rhs Mayor has issped
m order 70 cofnmissioner 0wsns % ,exteod IT,
foot pavensnfs on Missourf axenps h.sx-.-.
TAird and Feur-and-s-half streets; md siso to
grade and gravel the same, according 10 TIE pro-
vsionso q The act passed by the CITY councilr In
June last foe that purpose. The work i 70 Be
executed immedistsly. 81 sakEs q -
AREIyxD at Young ) Carriers wharf, schooner
Louisa Tscker, Capt Robxssss, nsa Pkilsdsl.
Phis, with ie2 tons Of costose y. oes1n = Co.
.Se skf u ke.8 81 ksSexsx
A. So es4 sEEee4H = sEr<fN4REis . 1
- - - = = Z e 4
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i .
SAsD.oRp,s LIVE INvIsoRAroR.-who that is
fo2bled with any Of thos. dfsagreeable coplaintsf
such as !sundice, Dyspepsia, or Liver diseasss o.
any kind, bat, would IKE - know OF q remedy for
these unseeH w. yisitsti0ns? We feel that vs are
doing our invalid Readers an iayalusbls ssrvies II
lavisgr.sor, and take q %. re know from psrsessl
Of general debility. and ooneequeps inactivo bodiiv
powers, eyer before 9sed Its action is 90 perfecf
and eomplsts - 70 give relief the first time tax IN
eno t does % others - = has 70 NJ, hsf . bottle
wii be oil that 10 needed. We know Of nothinR re
can Iecommend with such conlidenca 90 \ Anil
hnHs Dnnss eUI1s, .as3 xsstsss slSsszal
- y, q. -els sAe1'ss Bssiasss Soiss,
c,.u---,- fsssAs Bssissss sssss,
st n0Af 1872 w1fs H., Ssa Mas6ls Hril cotkhs
sSnosnss thst their annual diselsy 81 III ana
MlnteS S.ofhtng V nov ready t6y ineDeotion n
y oytpy1see 81 - 1esortmsnt Of Gentlemsn'S snd
youee9 clothiug ~ the newest And riokSsf desir1s
n nnlerIeis krlmu1Qg, and oskma =, :, 4 -
Z. xe 49, Who 4eudy eKeellsssoo WITH s6ounwv An
0l11on1No o{u1|m 8 1fo9ss ~ OppoFtnnity r. Nv
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IDENrIFIED-The clothing mentioned in the
Star Yesterday as goods supposed to be stolen,
Were Identified as the property of Mrs Bestor. and
Were stolen from the premises Of her laundress on
street, opposite St. Patrick's Church. The lady
stated that her custom Of reading the Star saved
her property, she not even knowing it had been
stolen The goods were immediately restored 70
her BY Justice Johnson, a. .
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TIE ATTENTION Of the Masonic fraternity 10
called 70 The Visitation af g Johns Lodge, No.
III, which CONES on this evening ~ * o'clock, Al
the Masonic Hall, corner Of Ninth asd m INA
, ST Jams is one Of the most prosperous and
WEALTHY lodges In this jurisdictio1 asd we have
no doubt the visitation win be an occaz on Of
great interest to the frzternty here and that 40
Journiag Masons will avail themselves q this "a
vsrable opportunity 70 visit. We understand that
Ia addition % the sisitafion. another nstter An
which all Masons are deeply interested, VIII be
brOag ht forward for consider1tioH. - Is 4 I :
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~ I;G; McguIRR 4 co, Auetioneer1.
JOS, n. BRADLEY, Jr. Trust...
j. c. MCGUIRE 4 CO. AnctsI

III BY CONSENT OF THE PARTIES I'M
fns5 Hy re aeSgs sale !: postponsd unit Mon
place. JOS. III BRAnIEvss T ~ neel ana
sgs isgs j. G. MEG UIRE a CO. Ioc,.i
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= HHhk LONG bkiDGk.-''Quandco'' writes 20 the
Alexandria Sentinel: so
"The repairs Of the Long Bridge win be COM
.pleted, IL 10 expected on next Tnesday II 10 e.
um2ted that for The taco ssesfhs asd ha1 ferrpi-
mating with the period Of the commencement ii
peysoss passed Over the Long Bridge. Il Is al a.
cur 10 realize the Ions and fnconvenience to the
Paee rom the :toppage Of travel upon the bridge;
and Inc Commlssfoner Of Public Bnldings, and
HE perinteadent, deserve much credit fos theI,
enorts % hasten the Completion Of the W.usk ,,
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mrs: WINsLow, On experienced nurse and fsmsl,
lnyuc.an, has Sscfhfns Syrup for CRildep Tsefh
sss Which greatly facilitates the process Of feethin
~ sofeenine the gums, reducing sli Infammstion-
VIII ailay s1 pain. and Is snse TO fegulats III
bowels. Depend upon il, mothers, it will give res
20 yQufseives. and relief and health 10 your infants
Perieotly ssfs IN 81 cases. See advertisemsnt il
onObner oOiumns = --r,rE lily
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.sanmas sata5k E = { S is Sc -
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- L. - 80 : 9 -. & x4n0
a-ua ssssssl'aesR 80 ~E8
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,DUkINS TIE sgMNhA that basjn passed away,
Snou.snds Of sufferers from, dJ entery sgd dsrrbs
have been relieved By the use of Hosfsfsys Biffsrs 3
medicine which 10 evidently destined TO msntsin
psrmsnent Place n the public estinstion. bilious
skill ofthe physician The medicine they aduninis
Ter 70 At " the bowels never seems 20 reach the
reach al the digestive DREAMS, and give them stimuli
saneonsly rpsh Of yigoc TO rid themselves Of this
dfsease. This problem NJ solved by the Bitter
which never fhiis TO conquer the most stubborn
sssss; s cniy sf g seq, thst DUNG the season
than any other ever present a TO the Su Bic ana du
ring the AL, which that terrible scoufgs the fever
sna ss9s, SO PREVALENT the BItters vii gain fresh
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= BRICK HOUSES, ct the corner Of sfh and M
&c. vest For par ticuars Ins re Of PRATHER,
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! srnnssd ttfss ssery FRAME HH SSU sH With
two-story back hnildinss, containing from 20 l7
above property islocatsd the north side Of Ma
saehnsetts avenue, between eth and 5th SITS. Per
denos would do veil 70 ea at No. SIC OF sad prop
erty. Aiso, several smaller Houses on the salne
souane Tor sale. ie8-6
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FOR SALE.-i offer for sale valuable FARM
T. IN Fairfax county, Va, on liberal terms, con
city property. This property 10 situated ~ miles
north 81 Drsinsvie, with cou' ~ road on two sides;
% well wafered, and has an excsllant orchard: and
is ~ healthy as any Farm in the State; there IL
about s. acres in timber. For further particulars
INQUIRE corner Bridge and High streets, No. lac,
90 i2-2w THOMAS ]. BICKsLER.
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WArcH RKruRSs.-Thos. Mcbride, drunk and
disosderiy The witnesses were his wife and his
heighborswife. His wife said that he came home
drnnk ana threatened to kill her. She had been
out to work, supporting herself by washing
Tor seventy-fye cents day, and he wouldn't LET
her In his neighbours wife said he came home
drunk and threatened to kill his wife. and came
% her house and declared that his wife was hid
there. and frightened thewitness and her cbildren
nearly to death. justice Dom fined the accused
Sis Isaiah wo,niy, colored Individual, and
no mistake, was charged with being drunk and
disorderiy, and Instantly plead guilty.; workhouse
sixty days. -Four dodgers were accommodated
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mittee or visitorial officer that may be
appointed for that purpose.
SEcTioS IA. BE enacted, That said cor.
poration shall pay such proportion Of the
salary OF an officer, to be called "Tbe
Visitor of Banks" (if such officer shall
be, hereafter appointed as the Legisla-
ture may hereafter provide. n u
p SECTION is. BE IL enacted That should
said corporation at any time fail or re-
fuse to make payment of its notes in gold
and silver com upon demand in addition
to the penalty provided in the original
charter, it shalfpay into the Treasury of
this State one-half of one per cent. on the
actual capital of the Bank. for each month
that it SO remains in suspense of payment :
And in no event shall said Bank remain
in such condition for longer time than
ak months. at any one time. under PEN
atty of forfeit of its charter.
SEoTIoN l6. BE Il enacted, That for le-
gally ascertained wilful violation of any
of these provisions amendatory of the
original charter, the Legislature shall
have power to amend. alter or repeal the
charter OF said corporation
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The HYroCRACY OF DEMoCRACY.-The
hypocracy Of democracy is we'll taken off
by the following article from the Men
phis Bulletin
THE EXEMPTION LAws.-We have looked
in vain for a movement in the Legisla-
ture in respect to the Exemption La0s.--
The democratic Central Committee an
nounced during the late canvass that
"Among the most important questions
of State policy 10 be determ'ncdbyHiS canraSs,
is the policy of Exemption Laws-that is,
of securing to the head of family,
against all contingencies, those implc-
ments of labor absolutely necessary to
support" Why not bring up the subject
at once? The Legislature is democratic.
Gov. Harris defeated Col. Ncthcrland on
the last hoe business and it will be dis
respectful to the Governor and to the de-
mocratic State Central Committee to pass
over in silence so important question:
What will the people think unless their
friends, the democrats, make some pro-
vision to protect the hoe from the ruth
less grasp of the opposition
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Best Ounce Preserves, Miss c. p. Smith.
Best Peach Preserves. Miss C. p. Smith.
Best Cordial, Mrs. 7. c. Scnter.
Best and greatest variety of Preserves and
Jellies, Miss G. p. Smith.
Best and greatest variety of Pickles, Mrs.
B. +. Welcker.
MANUFACTURES.
Best Cotton Yarns, Phillips, King & Co.
GARDEN.
Best doz. Heads of Cabbage, T. J. Bur-
ris.
Best dozen Onions, Mrs. S. B. Harwell.
Best bushel Turnips, A. j. Kline.
Best doz. Carrots. Mrs. A. s. Lenoir.
Best Table Beets, Mrs. b. F. Welcker.
Best J doz. Tomatoes, Mrs. R. II. Abbott.
Best doz. Parsnips, A. ). Lenoir.
Best Pumpkin, Rev. j. Y. Smith.
NoTE.-Should errors have occurred in
the above list, persons interested are re-
quested to advise the Secretary thereof,
that the proper corrections may be made
before report is made to the Secretary
of the Agricultural Bureau.
n. A. PATTERSON. ,Sec'y.
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Bank of Tennessee.

In response to call for information
by the House of Representatives, the
President of the Bank of Tennessee makes
the annexed statement relative to the
capital stock of the Bank and Branches,
and their circulation on the lst of Octo-
Der last:
Statement of DE Capital Stock Of the Bank of
Tennessee, and Of each Branch, on tie Isl
of DJoIsr 1870
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A dispatch to the New York Express
says that the Pennsylvania Opposition
State Committee has agreed to call a
State Convention to elect delegates to a
National Opposition Convention of the
whole Union. p. -4.-
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WASHINGTON, Nov. 9.-The Secretary
of war has ordered Ricketts, command of
artillery at Baton Rouge to prepare to
march for Brownsville. The Quarter
Master at New Orleans has been Tele-
graph6d to arrange for the transport of
the troops to Point Isabel.
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BosroN, Nov. 9.--The Massachusetts,
Senate stands 81 Republicans 1 Demo
Gratis. two doubtful The House stands
IS2 Republicans, 80 Democrats, 4 Oppo-
sition. The entire Republican State
ticket is elected.
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ba5" An Irshman, angling in the rain,
was observed to keep his line under the
arch of bridge. Upon being asked the
reason, he replied; Sure, an won't the
fishes be crowdin' there to keep out of
the wet. We salpeen?
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ssay" An old man in Indiana recently
old for wearing hoops. Another father in
the same State turned his daughter out
of doors for the same oflense.
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nay" They have got q race horse over
at Milwaukee, in Wisconsin, called The
Flea" said by ono describing him to he
"a little runt of thing, not much larger
than pint Of CIDER" but full of energy.
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n1- A Pennsylvania editor, in an appeal
to his patrons, says "The editor wants
grain, pork, tallow, candles, whisky, lin
en-, beeswax, wool, and anything else he
can eat"
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1859-11-18

ssis~ John G. Terrell has been convc-
ted in Marlborough Parish, South Caro-
lima, of numbering his great grandfather,
and sentenced to be hung. lie poisoned
the old man.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1859-11-18

De- We notice our Congressman elect,
Hon. Robert Hatton, promenading the
streets occasionally dressed in full suit
of blue, homemade Jeans. The cloth
was manufactured in East Tennessee, is
of the finest quality, and was presented
TO the distinguished NJ. C. by an East
Tennessee friend. The suit is made up
in the handsomest style, and, upon a bet
ter looking man than Hatton, would pre-
sent very fine appearance.-Lebanoa
Herald