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The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1859-06-03

pa- The Nashville Union and Ameri-
can is laboring hard to prove that the
Union and Planters Banks ought not to
be re-chartered. 1t no doubt believes that
when the safest and most reliable institu-
tions in the State shall be wiped out, ii
will not be hard to bring the people to the
experiment of the hard-money humbug.
Let the people beware of the deceptious
game which the leaders of the democra-
tic party are attempting to play in regard
to the currency.
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A WORD TO PARENTS WHO HAVE CHILDREN
AT ScnooL.-A contemporary says: If pa
rents do not feel sufficient interest in the
education and training 81 their children
in the moral and physical, as well as their
intellectual culture-to visit the schools,
see the progress of the pupils, encourage
the teachers in their arduous and difficult
labors and thus assist both teacher and
pupil, how can they reasonably expect
the scholar and teacher to feel or mani
fest desire for progress or improvement,
SO sadly neglected by those who should
feel and exhibit the liveliest interest in
the culture Of their offspring? The teach
er, we know, has many duties devolving
upon him, and because he discharges
them faithfully, the parent is not excused
from his duty. Parents, if you have not
visited your schools recently, do SO imme-
diately, and you will, we are sure, find
the hour well and pleasantly spent.
UTAn.-The official intelligence from,
Gov. Cumming to the 2Sth ult states that
considerable excitement still existed
among the Mormons, and it was with
great difficulty that he could keep them
in subsection. The trouble or misunder-
standing between Gen. Johnston and
Gov. Cumming remains in state quo. He
mentions nothing about the probability
of collision between the army and citi-
zens, although he says they were arming
themselves in case of an emergency.
DIRECT TAxATIoN,-The jackson, Miss,
Eagle of the South says.
The Democracy of Adams county at
their recent Convention, declared in favor
of direct taxation to support the United
States Government, and in opposition to
any tariff system whatever.
WHEAT.-The Murfreesboro Telegraph
says:
Wepaid visit to several sections of the
county during the past few weeks, and
have had an opportunity of seeing and
enquiring of the Wheat crop. In some
sections the crop looks tolerably well, i'm
others it is not so promising, whilst in |
others we hear that the rust is making its
appearance. 1.-THE rust and other plaques
should not become general, we think,
IN view. of the. large crop sown--that
There will be an average crop raised. !
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pI~ Col. Milton A. Haynes is ANNOUNCE
ed as candidate for Attorney General
for the State.
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ENGLAND DoN'T OBJECT TO THE OccrpA-
TIoN OF SARDINIA.-An article in the Nord
contains the following:
The Emperor Napoleon informed the
English of the obligation under which
the French army was placed to imme-
diately occupy the Sandman territory. in
order to be able to afford timely assistance
in the event of an attack against her ally
on the part of Austria. The English Cabi-
net replied that in consequence of the
known rejection of the community ulti-
matum of Count de Buol, England made
no objection under existing circumstan-
ces to the entrance of the French troops
on the Sandman territory.
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ATTORNEY GENERAL.-The Knoxville
Wing of the 3lst ult. contains call, over
the:.dgnature of "a Lawyer" upon James
W. Deaderick, ESQ.,, f'Jonesborough, to
become a candidate for Attorney General
for the State, now vacant.
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WHEAT IN WTLLIAMsoN.-The Franklin
Review of the Goth says:
A short trip to the country on Monday
satisfied us that the prospect for wheat in
the western part of the county is very
fair. We saw some fine fields of growing
grain.
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Ssls" As young lady of Harr isburgh,
va, was riding out, a few days since, the
horse commenced kicking, when she, with
great simplicity, requested her companion
to get out and hold the horses legs, as
he might injure the vehicle. oa 'eH
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Sthsns Yast.
TERMS

TERMS:
Two DOLLARS A YEAR, payable In advancc.
Announcing names Of candidates for eficc IS, 90,
Cash.
Obituary Notices over twelve limos, charged at
the regular advertising rates.
All communications intendcdto promote the pri-
vate ends interests Of Corporations, Societies,
sschcos or IndividuaIs, will be charged AS adver-
tisemcnts
FOR GOVERNOR,
job N NE T H e r ND,
OF HAWKINS. --.-.. =
FOR CONGRESS,
.{l. COL. REESE B. BRABSON,
or HAMILTON COUNTY.
Athena, Friday, June 9, 1859.
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Premature Explosion.

The following extract is from letter
received at this Office, dated abingdon,
Va, May 3d."
Goggin is, without doubt, the next Go
vernon of the Old Dominion. How it
happens cannot tell; unless the empti-
ness of the "money chest" at Washing
ton has been the cause. Anyhow, the
democrats are defeated, routed, horse, foot
and dragons: Tenth Legionites, Little
Tennesseeans, Red-Landers, and Swa-
bians. The bhoys had a great time of it
Saturday night-raised balloon, had out
the brass band, fired off the cannon, and
burnt up the house (residence) of Hon.
Bev. johnson. The latter took place
about three o'clock Sunday morning. 1t
stood right in front of where the cannon
was fired, and great many conjecture
that the ''wadding" of the charges had
something to do with it.
The same letter adds:
Hon. Andy johnson and Hon. Nat. G.
Taylor had passage at arms at Bristol
last week-in which the Senator was
taken in and done for, completely. -
This may sound strange, but nevertheless
it is so.
supoequeHt letter lroIn the same par
ty, says
! wrote to you a couple of days ago that
Goggin was elected Governor. Since the
returns came in from the Southwest
along next to Ohio-they have changed
things around; and it appears now that
Letcher is elected by about three thou
sand majority.
Martin is elected to Congress from this
District over Ben Rush Floyd. Martin
and the editor of the Democrat had a
street fight today. They both tried to use
pistols; but, providentially, they couldn't
get them of. ~.
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Just as Col. Netherland closed the ar
gument the ladies of Dyer county pre-
,sented him with perfect avalanche of
boquets. Dyersbuy Recmder.
Well, what of it? IT'S an instinct of
woman to dispel or overcome bad smells,
and being seated to the windward of the
''varmint" they, had got a Whit of its
natural odor. They can make the air
more bearable, however, by "kiverin"
him with boquets at the commencement
of his speech instead of the close. Try
it, ladies.--Knoruile Register.
On reading the paragraph last above, we
We're reminded that we had neglected to
notice that 10. Lewis had retired from the
editorial charge of the Register
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9ss- The Terre. Haute Express des- /,
cribes the prospects of the crops in Wes- 81
ernsIndiana and Eastern Illinois as more
than usually favorable.
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A Pitiful Dodge.

The Democratic press have been very
generally copying from the Nashville
Union list of expenditures made by the
Black Republican House of Representa-
tives in 1861, to prove that it was more
extravagant than its Democratic g,cdeces-
sor. But what of its Democratic successor
Now, these Democratic journals and poll
ticians are perfectly at liberty to prove
the widest extravaganza upon the Black
Republican House Of Representatives of
1851. since a Democratic Senate, and
Democratic President Ore equally response
BILE for such extravagances. No money
can be drawn from the Treasury but in
pursuance of law. II is true that tho
Contingent fund Of the House Of Repre-
'Iehtatives, when it once gets into their
possession, is under their control, but the
Senate must first pass the bill, and the
President sign it, before they get posses
SION Now, if these Black Republicans
were wasting so much money, why did
not the Democracy arrest the evil either
in the Senate or at the Executive Man.
sion? What will it availthese Democrat
ic presses to prove that their own party
and the Black Republicans were parsiceps
crimmisP The Opposition are responsible
for neither. 1t had no existence as q
party at that day, and now alike repudi-
ates both the Black Republican and the
M, ~. W, n,
get recruits of good and patriotic men
from BOTH but as parties, we oppose the
baneful theories of the one, and the un-
deniable corruptions of the other. We
have mobilization with either.
We have engaged in the work of free1
ing the Republic from the evils of both,
and we care not how many sins they may
prove upon each other. Both are section
al parties. Both have aided in keeping
| this land distracted and divided. Both
have labored to create and inflame Sec
| tional animosities, and we claim that both
are unfit to be trusted by people desi-
rous to cultivate the arts, and receive the
rewards of peace. The masses want re-
pose, and we look to those masses to put
down agitation, and rebuke the men who
have for years lived upon it, no matter
from what section they hail. The Demo-
cratic press are uncolsciously aiding in
the good work by proving that none of
them can be trusted even with the care
of the public money.
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CuOLNEss or OLD nHoMN

The oos!nss exhibited by "Ola Brown"
10 much isudsd By his sympsthi.ers, SD
Psistsd to - . proof Of virtue; ~ IL the
most renorscisss Of murdsrsrs hsd net =
thousand tines before shown % much. One
Of the best eitissbs Of St. Louis was "eoolly'
shot dowo BY one Of hes worst, 10 Juss last
90 Friday last the murderer vas hung
See Via, cool courage" 10 msoifss,ed.
"On emerging iron he Jail, Thornton 70.
eognised two or three old sequsiptapoes in
the crowd, Who stood eagerly watching his
approach. On seeing them, . pleasant sniis
appeared upon his coaotsbsnos, sud Rivins
gentle low Of his hsai, he . ,s.od On to
the STEPS III the sosa IL which be assembled
mere rapidly ADD vigorously tbso did any
person accompanying him. "a reaching
the top Of the sesiioid, he seated himself
bs;uesn the tso clergyn 90. aud looked
srousd - " DESTROYS Il seeing cone one
he kneW The slightest treaor vss not
visible IN his mOveaeuts, and his couduos
st'srly astonishsd every person Who vit.
messed IL.
Ne VI. ssksd By the marshal IL be had any,
tbisg 20 say, and he replisd 10 the serstivs
By shaking bis bead Hs thsu declared
himself ready, aud stood upon . boz pI.esd
upon. the usPdoor. The slightest culver
log off nerve could net DO detected 10 him
even nov vh.n be say tbs death vsrrss.
shish hr. Cussioshsm b.ld 10 bis hsad d,
sud vas sbsut 70 read to hin. This being
dose, Deputy Marshal Ev.s proceeded 20
cover bic face Nth long shi,s osp, Will.
Mr. CunBiBgbsm pisioasJ bis srm. bshiud
his bsek, ui,h . susIl cord. Ths reps being
sdja'tsd, ell she pefsoss on tho ssaJli uho
bad accompanied The prisoner. stood back,
-bils 'h. elsrgJmsn read prayers. slsi
sbleh ell -ss declared rs.dy, sod ., ig mio
utss past three o'clock the murderer OF 10
sept Cbsrlsss huag Suspended between besv
co aad smith
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DIsrRR-sise Acc,DR.r.

We regret (ssys The SAepAsrdstoea Req
istsr 10 learn Of the accidental shooting Of
Mr.. Joseph N stopebr.hsr. . Merchant Q,
Unosvills IN this county, which happened
At bis f.thsrs residences 10 ws.bibst q
Cosniy, Md on Tuesday lss, I, sppe.rs
that he 10 ecnpsny uiih Mr.. Jseob " slvis.
OF this Cosnty, sent TO the NurssYy Of Mr.
John RSlehsTd, ia Wssbingtop CouBty. Nd.
Tor trsit trsss, and on their return stopped
., bis fsthsrs 10 get some trees. aud sbils
diggine % tree. bis pistol lore ~ Colrs
ratsn'J fsll from be pocket. the hammsr
striking upoo rock, d,schsrRed the iosd.
the bell catering his besi near tls ipt Of
the left JAZZ passed sbdsr the muscles COW
sriog the e.ro,sl srtsry sbd lodged is The
bsck part ofths sEuli The ball vbich v.s
psrfss'ly ss''sned from ABE force With uhleh
70 vas driven sgsios, The skuil, vas srtrsst
- By De. Saith Of Bookstore Ma u.i.
soios very ~,Il sss 'tsse hopes are snisr.
taineA cfhis speedy rsssysry.
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rELsoaAn ovs,,cn.

-
~ rsqssss Of COR sssss aasAesi,iss Tel.
sese Ohss Las bee rs-opssa 10 Chsrlss-
ssss- NJ. wsssbeesk, Sspsris,ssd.ss 4
Ne eIsgsspA lice sfShs B,l,isors ssi OAis
RAILROAD. has pl,eed ses Of his spsrasivss 81
this P0io. II. has employed ia the s.rvies
q the Railrosd corps Of some 35 operatives
Tsers are 20 stations, on the road. giving .
fssiii'y 10 The regular trsssss,i0a sf,hs bssi-
ness Of the road which ensures pronp,pess
in every particular.
The Master Of Trss'portssiss, J. Pass
corr SairH. Esq, 10 ssrs.issisg 10 che
prs"Pt discAsrss Of bic ds,iss- vissisis
ewes .seh to che energy and .ssses.ss. Of
ne oMesrs Of this company 90 sfsSi.g
ABILITIES Tor trasspo'satiss Sf ssf <rseDs.
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nILIfLRT CoHPlNIEs.

The late diabohcsl si,cmpi q brown sni
his confc,leratss. u lisrTers Perry. Ia. been
productive IL thus much advantage b. IN,
South. thai Il has shown N. great UTILITY a
The system u volunteer coinpatics and e,,p.
fDuBicatsj ~ that fasuriie Institution an gn.
ms Akabio imIetas B~siies ika.s hereto
fore eHistihg. quite q number II ssv eamps-
nies throughout he State have been r,ren,ls
organised and cqaifSod
The Berseley Border Guard Il dis bl.e.
have stSSa i20 mssnl-rs ensullsi. add ,hst
number beiHg f.s beyond What the lau G1es.
4 spre.'med sDothet compsny siH h. form.
- here fIpH The necessity u The cas- Al
Min Greek. N tbis oDuniy. ariae ss.ranv
has ben ksHsd. II shieh Nr Giher-,e (.
captain. and Ms--rs l.suoa sni Hdghes
iiea'ensots. AaathcS coBpsny !. being -.
gsaixed m Dafksssills We sFs sars the,e
= sbuhdaIt msssFial for other companies IN
N couaty, especially a Ueigesyilie. Baek
CFesk sad Telling Wsi.rs and Nanin.i,arT
and viriaiiy oaght ~ - able b. hlrsi.k .
god eompss5 Il essslry
The Mount Vernou Ksees Z ths name a
bss cotspay jess oseani<.-i s1d atuivp.-i
"a WiDchesser 40 Berrysille, ClAske ss.an.
y, conapany hAs BEN gstieh sD Il sun..
heFs 50 assssl-s-. sHagias IN age from II n
~ yesrs We sise so4ics thsi new esnp.-
hiss sre to<sning n HanpsAire. Nork.n snd
tnod0ss. cd aftsr coassies u tls esase
The onesSs % ths parkrsviIia Co.,,
! - NJ 4hSxx.z.I (......... - &..A- u. ~
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JOBu 4. COOk-JONN DaOWB

To The Editors Of Lh< R,cimsad Enssi,er
R,cHxosp Novenber 10th, 1851 oh
serve ia q coon muaication from Oh. rlsstoso.
the following sentences, Ia regard TO John 4
Cook, Que Of the Hsrpers Ferry Isva,io nis,s,
nov under sentence Of death
The feeling here sos in favor Of Cock is
very great ssd q eoww alton Of Punishment
10 inPri-ooWsSt, would give great sstisfae-
nou to large m.jori'y Of the shisk,sg por
ton OF the CON m unity
Having rcturned froa Jefferson sousty
since the couviction aud seoteDes Of Cook, I
am a. competent TO sps.t Of the popular ecu.
timeut IN regard to him a. the writer Of The
communication referred to. SO far (, om any
'uch sympa'hy 10 his favor existing there,
s~ong's majority Of the thiuking portion
Of tho community less sympathy is Eel, for
him than Toe any OF the mu.dsrers. Brown
not excepted The jast iadiguatioa Of the
community 10 more fully aroused against
him than any o! them. for the reason that be
alone had been sojourner 10 their N DIST,
had beea entertsin-d in private fsuiiiss had
narriSd in the nsGhborhood, had made ss-
9uiries ., tue Clerks ofkss 10 regard to The
hssssgro population 10 JeSersen' had board
Cd four weeks in Sbspberds,ovn; IN 6as, hsd
$3.50 s'fe sso ouB"iy tuc tSCehns1ry tbau
Brown or any other Of bis party II would
Be most upnAtursl that sch nan should
receive any sympsthy from . eosa unity
whose hospitalites be has so bsseiy violated,
and whose feeling, he has outraged beyond
ell spdursnoe, by bis per6dy. The people
there do respect ssd pity Gvpcrsey Willard
aad An family. 10 their disgrace asd sflie-
tion but they do not believe that the sen.
t-oee Of a murderer should be con au cd on
aecosnt Of the responsibility Of his eoanee.
tions, nor do they feel Gale cd upon either 10
reward our Northern friends or propiti.te
our Northern enemies at sseb . cost.
The above commentaries gives the fr.e
version Of the feeling Of this entire eemmu-
nifty in regard to Cook. We venture the
assertion that there could no, be foaud tss
mss - the county Of Jsffsrson Who would
'isn for a comnutasica Of Punisiuens 10 ia.
priscnmeat'
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cLsssscs To rss sAspxA . vssav

Bsoo various SsAsssss. - vs hs,s A.,,ts.
fore rsnsaksd. tAs ssegsssios has bsss u.d.
that 10 you'd b bed policy for Vrsisis 80
the Sossh - take sAs iivss " he Hsrp,,s
Ferry iassrgssss and, somehow, tie In.
preston u gsinisG grossd, the. sA.y vill
yes ssesps - dresdful On sspis,iep. O..
half Il the Northsrs people, .s believe. A..
OF thu opssion. Macy 81 their moe, sssG
bic and eeoservstiv. Journal, hsv. .e,.,.d
sos lid - favor Of mercy. alike from con,
sss's'ioss u hssssi,y and true policy %
tue para Of the ScatA The Nss York
ysseHI y Csw@ercs sed Philadelphia
Lager, are q opinion thss il would b q
WISER sossss 10 bold "Oid Drovr in linbs
,ee SSs remainder Of be days, than, By cod.
~ .hso q sses % The ssliess, give The
Aeenssoss.s . sAssss - asks . god Il him,
ssd Astd their satanic psv, soss 10 blot
nnee'sf against their eesshers fslIss si,i.
ssss .sd sgaia.s tie pssss ssd harusoy Of
me osioa sshS sAsssi The ssseusios q
bro.s, they tsisk, would b ..b.t brisssss
trs,n sr,ss 70 The Nortbssn Abohitiss mill !"
we dissent fro0 ell the PHILOSOPHY, aud
Protest sesioss 'ts weighing feather 10 de-
termioing The fsis at che viz, miscrssut,
.ho are sov IN the hands Of tie Law, We
nave been . eoapsooiss man all our lives,
oat In the pssssss condition Of AFFAIRS tbis
10 case which stoald sduit Of no com p,o-
m",: Thee nee, vho have plotted ,sainss
me lives and property Of Shareholders. have
oos the si'sstes, ciain 10 clemsncy, and Ne
s"iJ regret that shs psblie eharscisrss At the
Norm shoss sppssls have moved them
10 saen madness, are not sl,o 10 . condition
10 share tLsir fate. Il -ouli to . Jus, enc.
sna ue should be f.ithlsss TO our families
ssd our hrs'idss, did We fail to execute I,
upon them, vhSs the legal right aud the CD.
po.tashy sombRhs. This AbOlitiou forsy
van never be stopped until ue teach m.p 10
beiisvs that they Iisk their aseks by ,h.
viliisny
IN the score Of policy, We seorn al such
appeals. Let the blood Of Brows aud hi.
oonr-dss be the seed" Of the Abolition
chsreh-lei thsir~sxecsiiou be .rrr.,n Ia
zen oy The South To the Abolition mill, !"
aud let the Internal saehinsry grind on :.
The South 10 able to protect herself. and.
What 10 more, sk> iSLsas 10 do IL. We .r.
under no oh igations to reform the f.ps,ics
OF the Norih. Let tie North do h.rowa
work - We shall DO our duty to ourselvs. Ii
We canuo' conquer Abolition 81 the ballot
Lox, We are re dy to meet IL either iu th-
courts or 10 the li.-Rich Vhig.
Aud the Wing might have added, th.
cartridge boI.
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~ AZ sn evidence Of the abandoned
shsrsstsr Of the men Who we're engaged 10
Browns lawIsss enterprise, (ssJs the Win
chester Rspublicsp) . mulst.o woman b..
logging TO Col. Lewis W. Washington va,
taken prisoner. aud Wills. the party we're
sssus starting IN bis csrrisgs for TIsrp.r's
Hssy, Sssvsss, one Of Browns rightb.pd
s6esrs, fingered behind sed offered yiOlsncs
70 her psrsos. IL is asly gratifying to be.
isvs thss very fsv women st the North
would seek 70 magnify into religion. mar,
,JEs men sbo ssdsr the pr.,szi Of freeing
The slaves Of the South, would CIV. loose TO
abe nest hsiDcu' crimes hnOvo TO ,h. dsss.
icxss.
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Special Notices.


0Coosb', Colds. Btoaek,i., A,fa.aa
WsocPiEs Cough, Disease. Of ~ .sits
Lung, and Pulmonary Affection. Of ID, .,-,s
vPs are quickly cured ~ thst iarr ris. a.
fsiihia! tem.dy,
DR.. wisTARs BAIsAM. OF WILD CHERf
ssy,s well knoss ElHof s- !l..t. sos
Bsisam add . blessing 10 ia.au. n ,rtua
the par. bsispie principle q ~ Ct,'-r
bsissmic properties Of TAR Ard roe g.. rrS.
aiens, oh h are mingled amer ne tn, b.,
pie o; Chsmi.Iry are all ts.smic sst thr,,1
!, 10 safe Ind core 20 effect Cough, Cgls, F.
'omriiou, ssd BrooehiAi uoGtle. disappear p
der its tslssm'c indlrnes ss th0ugh rk.'1.
svv. PROBABLY no mriicin. "a, ,,rrs rs.-
o. sItsn5ei sale 81 accomplished o. much g p.
.. this renosued Bslssm
CAss'tts. o. Feb % -
hs"r, ssTH w. fowIs a Go Bs.ta1 Me-,
Gsstismsu At the rsqosa Of ,osr Tu',
.ss 81 DE-. w,tAr's Bai.ss Of W 10 Cksuy Ia.
se.a usiss u Tor toe y.sts 10 nv fanny 60 o.
sah Ceush., aud have iou.d u ,ks uost I'd, .eiou.
s.dy that have ever 'r.d
70, Cesss. cad CoIds % ebtlsrss ksos !, b. ,.
sEesllcs, nsdism
RssPesti.lly Yos".
JoHN h RICE
Tss tsss'ss sri'eis si-s,' b.. The rT,t.s go
tar' sf' ~ IT'S 90 TIE .t.pr.t saa ,. iof.as
ell rs',setsbls pr~ys,.,s s'.ry~h.r,
Pr.p.'sd bys w rowLE 4 Co. bots u
fof sale By
gu VA css "TsrtH end a.,i..'sr.
hancock, Ss-.Sf Potst
SMITH SON ula5i.-a.
iinbhkI AXE SUBTITLE R,pysa
yOskPH Ca NsETI Hsfs< /, Isrry
WM hoCLDEk. SA.,A-d .ispa
A.d ~ Dee -. sysfy sbefv.
New. ,. lS59 Ct
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The Clarke eoaaty COBssfvalor Of ys.tsr.
day ia speskisg Of the sIeit.ms, 10 tba.
eoaoiy 90 Friday last 10 ooDssqa enc. Of
various gamors Gays
Atgst Otlo,k isa Fritsy sight the Aksas.
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pieces % eseaOa. Bsdsr co@aapd ~ Msi Dol.
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