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The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1860-05-11
Ncycr Despair.

AfNHN n.A .| .if' tHH Ht.H "f'N -
alIl les,r og tssaulpf De seeker
Tlers. L,r,t s.as tJhiu IA, sill ..fius Do
oel.v.as l.s .oiisn lirIei itHtu--
lsR--l-slA s.L-.lls 81 .l.gaer.
! hyllwmt ahl lfungs'. O. slu it,
T,uy .arr ,I,al .isi .iis a',f 'Ae hiuIo
MAY rd,.a r.i t'r-Iass w..iia %,
T.oF. d hne .,T ihe lsa o' fsual 'arwv.
4 rrttt.f iha wain. .rrt 4nd veaty,
AhaDefrts mHl teIailar
AA.ai zee caA sIl i-.l l' drsry
gau4s ro watr - tala tgi il.atamuH
wNhnal .ala mauy iAs ualleaos--
Iieft la ,iu.. ra t.aa. b. IleAtatsnt
Dot l4i ralaa f,l, io,l uF 90. .l.asit
'4aAarlla va.slr.sa ibs l.,s pa..n
UasrIsg l.s f'.Ia ,lsr uf ptsI
80 a.ansiial .thflI.l-a ,...asv
Wla JhrA ,.,s u l.ulA taas at.Fslg
I-,I.alshs hshg ,ar iil pr Doe aasuV.ai
AL fystss, n.tu atuna'-
faf ps.Hu ia ils lalt ai ibs pritHb
Ias--ga u as tI.sti i.oa-l
4 Imtu Nta m t,.ils TiH
N,e Jrr1 las %, i.Ie 20, ilsl.si D.
sl.osH p ,i,r a.i.sins h.isf
As.mttalr autes c"llia a' lNIia.
dr.ltl4 lu-a. .Is HilH mti '0tsaHa
rsels Boz Waui-r iH iHiia H+bt ihf
lail psA,e DH Hlh Hli a Hp.fl a0f ta
taH mfnit it.r lwa,Hsia IA 4r ii4.H
.. .HI..a -.I...... ... a. ..a I...
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1860-05-11

9leaAiis oi lL- Asii-' tne L'A..4l
snvs.
How tba & Ia r-rfH haze t.---. -,.s,l
btr for the irrarfsrsro az ~ ral-.s b l.
now Etfar.Uv onto fr,rc...I.s h, 81. ..-
areu speeuIlfe Ar arv r,,mart Savers
ns-.,.f tave .,f a I.ls,v 49,. v-5--f.f f lr4
.rr,7ols I'm, slr,6.- .er...l... gl.r., tf rlss-
nm co,,l,l l.avo eI,s.,l r-ifl. 6-u, FL, rl,..-
,,i..u,. chance worI.I I.tes boon r4-a.-.
r.7or one 0otfa s-t.ar i4rI -yar.
a.. ,.,rar1lrv avt-,i-rrfha. adj a-.rlr...
-,l.t ,r.. l., F,r anna sf..r ;, tr,., .- r.--.
n .nure- u,ore a. xoufl Awe E..r at rt-
mercy of aebiI A. rs--sr- rar .-srf
fba 6sr.r /. sa,su-u4d 49,, 49, AMI sre
only inl srrssio.a lsfr is one 81 astag 80
rnarf ti.,,f sever. WIN on.s arm .frr.-q
have sa bong eonfrndel. uirh su ~.
with such kamidaIle anfarnn.-r. ar.l
rlat Irrnan shauI. h.te iorne nis terrif
punishment without h.. strength oe ccar-
5ee 20 Il ,ht slvsne wfv.
W-Eo.. X VI. sr4r.t af eh, T.n4
~ '''e
The hero.sta di-liayed t7 t"e i-'A-'i
Boy. and lt.s e'rur1se'u- teafit-. Er' lir-
quemtly aff'hsti'tr'l 'ialiiis tL'r h-iit- iAl-
ti~. thrfviofv- eid thT stati ',.l.'.' Z"
Americans seated afesini that f'l"- ~
Iect t' -ee % baalen mp it',iii "i- -''
VIII 10 totiud ton If1f. ant 90 ml-'vs-
sern TOO pianiy when 1er nlsr'li'e '' sac
contest D. TeFu-e'i- A-f pa
. ." praa17. e'af -ls-- = H.saa ff
% ''e tsrr' ~ h- An" AL '''' 't'
iiis adversary til.rts-'. Iin''- a'''i ..'' ,'''f
'cc'si"u thrrW h.fh I.hr o. iI'-, ~ l,-
1tIef "a rally shd e'''r m """A ~
cotH'1'auts hu-Hsd ..fh 'Hh'F ." ''T
r'fs ant thF, ''st's " % : on ilrf'' ~
tIe crowd aroke into siie nr@ /" u'-'
rutiiauly manner uuafr a itl-'' lHti''l''
that tue c0n'ia,'.r- were ~. .''',. &.
These very c''', .a ,'i'- ii'I ''7n g' '"'
rr'und "uf'n z "'ii '''r '''',.'' .''l
aveise 20 mixing any "'.'.'l"
~. blt iHe humans 'f''i -. .'.'
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1860-05-11
Chr 9ost.
The Convention.


The secsd.nr dsieratct-G1r oue IN
n.-lbef-rtirs,l f,rsa iie conrcuiion ~
r.riar. u nsai d,y. ~ lIa~arl 81
T,la~-ss. oEr.l a r--o,ui.0n drriara-
t5fy ,f tlsr sifs a' ih. 'ru'h .p sslif.ou
ta,.s.s rfofssiy .n thr Tsrrioue'. o. ~
eag.aipi ~ fbs saierms Caafi .u ih"
prs,r .s.ut, rsse. ausl affirming fhst the"
ri.air raulI nat De- .napairrd siihsr ~
Cirsrs-s.nusl or Tsrrit1ra' les.'lail0n,
W. Howarl al-o oaere.i IN oauneciion
uih i..s rr.alai.au. an,thcr rsoluii6n.
mta,nftusthirls II ihr whole Humber
sfdsleFatea. g1-.l Necessary 20 Homi-
ts.iion. Notwithstanding that - n them
!uiil.lraeu frum lhc Convention. aHd
s-..s,l tiivm.s.tes INTO . d.i4er.nt orrar-
.H."au.
Thee fra rss,'a,ionf ~ Howard. g.
reported by tbs telegraph. o.I.l' a. IN at
trl.a 5-ara lhs .'slih.
~ Lu.eu ~ Virginia 10 behalf q
tAs deleaiiou from ii.at sts'- sa.!ofe'i
the r-salsissss presented ty ~ Howard
n tlry Frrs u,t aslort~d. illr vote q h.
STATE rou.l ns. b. e4.g 4ny more oH any
question.
Mr. Caldwell. % Eent1ely m behalf
of che Delegation from tha, state. also
enIafs.L the reso.u,.1af. Keuiueky and
virF.nl, would ist uiih Tsua's,ee. They
wanted an en4orssmrni ofthe Dsed Scott
pcri,ma. aH3 an agreement that noi l'''
than tro buaIr-i votes sAos.d be rcqvi-
s.,s 90 q namiraaon.
L. arti r..nlntLan. y arIcIrri was noi
nt.apsed, ihdn Z Tie ernNa wasi and Y't
he dell t.ars fom Tennesec, Ken
taety sni yfsira. afirr o'I'r'ug ts'i
rssalansas .t sn u.tmatua. went IH;o
s,- tan-.iaf Tho adapiigi ql lhe Two
ur.l. rs-olut.au ~ ~ Hasprf Was r.
slscd IS Sc His4sfison y lilinoi., The
l..,hrr IS ths Dousia. f0foes, who moved
nisyit os tno t,b,a wairh world ha'c
BEEN ,pa.ra.ut 90 killing The mo-
ton u.s ias,-iess Iiii nays %. The /
Adoption of t4s rs-aiataa was '' smrd 90 .
r.e uas anI ,ey ugly. o. hi T'ly al. .
v,ra.. Il n.t htd. ~ lho n0uriii"n Of .
paus.a,. 80 Mr. u ~ ri d. !. .mye 'Trd F.
ths arrow u.at killed. fes tI.e hmc bcins. .
"CoeL Halan"
H the State. voted msy b. seen from I
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1860-05-11

The British Banner his beat the Amer
lean Gsg and ha. ae,ua!ly got dominion
orer the "iarnal snake" at last. The
following extract from the log Of the
bark British Banner will give some idea
Of The strength and size Of thi monster
Of the deep; On the 25th April, in lat.
l9 degrees : minutes L, Ion % degrees
GO minute. s., feit strong sensation as
Il the snip were trembling Sent the
scrond mate 70 see what was up: the lat
ter called usi to 60 up the forerisrin-
and look over the BOYS. did 50. aud
saw mn enormous svfF--nt shaking the
howstsii with his mouth. There -sas
about thirty feet Of the serpent out OF
The waier ahaft Of our stern; must have
been at least thnre huidred feet long;
was about the circumference OF n very
Wide crinoline pe,icort, with black back,
shaggy name horn on his forehead and
large glaring ewes, placed rather near the
nose. and jaws about eigh, feet long
He did not observe me, and continued
shaking the bowslrit and throwing toe
sca alongside into foam until the form
or came clear away Of The ship. The ser
pent WIS lowetiul enough allh,pth the
.hip vas ,sIryina all sil, and going at
about six knG's ~ the time he attacked
az, 10 stop her way completely. When
the bow.priy, with the j.bboom sails and
rigging. went by the bard, the monster
swallowed the fure:opmast staysail and
flying iib with the greatest apparent
case' he also snapped the tlicke,, Of the
rigging assIlnder like thread. He sheered
Of! little after tlis, and returned APP
parenilyto scratch himself against the
,.de Of the ship, making most eltraor-
binary nose resembling that on board a
steamer when the boiler. are blowing oil
4 whale bieached within a mile al the
ship a. this time, oud the serpen darled
ol after il Ikea fash Of lightning ,trik-
ins the vessel with his tail. and stavine
IN all the starboard quarter galley. Saw
no more Of il. but caught a young one in
the afternoon. and brought II on To Mel
bourne. William Wallace. Master, Brit
ish Banner Gazette. Port Louis, Mau-
ri,.us The Banner arrived ., Liverpool
on sunday, and is now in the Albert,
Dock, Captain Taylor declares that the
above statement is perfectly correct.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1860-05-11

ExtfsiTru VicTiulrp.---A gentle.
mln from floreaco Ala. wAs IN lonb,
VILE yesterday, sn the lockout fora man
sho bad passed on him nearly $1,000 In
spuriou. nolet na Louisiana bank The
gentleman eHc,anged - 00o IN louisiana
funds Tor inm lof other currency, Two
thirds of this Anoup, proved lo 10 tpurt
Gus notes
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1860-05-11

Gial p1 farr fiHA suurgse --li e
thft0Ee.t e'eUrHy .u iie uofd kF
mniiig lo AYfr rffsni no suerp sod
elcan hef diusliet's rlwmief sweft-
~ q hrs.ihf vsrgtisr. au.i titf uua ~
aNrlhkrit rum j. nnff fa go o. tau
oliu rnr uufH lu N.o fuOf, o. 80 tAs
ml'nai ln ra~pnf o ~sffff sefne
dtmp .u'niarr shnl.a 'F.f. a. nse.i--
uf tarl as fHne Irr rmmfUI. Tea.
laus uf lUaH. HaY l.til af ieatss uct
ana ,rthisd otff isv a.sr uul Keep
daHH lhe d,s.i auu ue iftfm hs
4ub mhFuIa ilat Y4 ufe ulaa a
raTlff NJ m
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1860-05-11
Ladies on Horseback.

In the current number o.. lAc Home
Jourual y. p. Willis i,rc.by urges ladies
u cyert.. oa hor cla,k. A. Ai. .la in
tl.- r.-Iclt is something ruiir,ly uco,
au!. vc believe, eosJ ac Transfer l..4-
graph from ,hcast.clc. H. asks,
WHY should /, no, lc the a-hion for
ladies ottkr o w.Ls,-on horseback t--
W.. ,huu!d like g. rXV.aia hpN literally
wr N,au W..i We say. \ hur' llHt b.
ttu-.i Co TX hr M-tr-t viii Hr,1rt'
rll.h ver, easily E,gr miles aud ha.i au
hnur iu two hours. therefore, be- WiI.
d, thc eight or nine miles, WA.cl la ail
the di-uurr d,-irsals 10 cnveg, va aF.ur
ius pleasure, Whi.c ihe seattle mNiiup
irsh s.r ani change II soon-. iw 'l'si
lrn.Jh Oi time. will seCuic ~ she iifllrsiu
trailr Di Jhr ia,iy the uraitbtui riirt,u
usually rxI~vIrsi ,raIn lAr g.dr iHr rou-
slant uuduiAJnFv mafrmrnt -.Ffu ln iiir
tssly uI itir r,..,f b, q ifer y tkiW- iiafsr,
aud c0u iuue.l ia lhe tis.a alrlfr ufnr
tossed !, vuJJss s- mura rkrgrar ss q i..slt
or,l.ntUiv ugUu,-- Aas, nne ui uir
.rs-tte,l ui.siaru- la tie universally W
lHi- d-l -',.'gi u, ~ pv-~H ,''st .af
lld.cs. j. lhr n.- .kru vita iial li.ss 'l1
uE rislr we'll m -I.TUrlUWife- u+r{ 'Nl
uF l..up Iaer uF ugu.vI lir 'wH-
gur Uu U t.r l.- uu n1 leiH "a aI
u.htgs lui li.- iduue -rl thr rNHi iuf
vj1itut. aui stHul0u li4r iiir ai.n-fh
er auer One ogtan lfitl.- uArir s-sr
huithll 70 m.r tnf,Fp la.a "a-
tIie gfu .emru ahl see alla aur uHm- sir
,li.aI 81 iuJ,.l boz i..e .ilirll 9u Hi- aHi
vrrfl lsm1a,r 1a fsr tT ihe
WI ae5llfr- uf uNet~ft Pr N W
tl.a-f ua,dl.a- img4.-aer ni tl.y iln
a wllk nft cnau4f ~ -qIls gu 40gs 'fitt
augiII b- delightful
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1860-05-11

SB ltN stated that NJ. Potter, Of
Wisconsin, who played 20 promnen, .
p,rt In the late pseudo duel At wa.hdg.
ton. oas by the laws OF tho State, render.
ed himself con'titulionally Ineligible to
the seat be- n.w occupies IN the House VI
Representatives
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1860-05-11

TrRMs
rur Fosf = FcstisHsp rrEaT Tafhsr.
Tu9osfsrs Paysbis ia kdsasce.

wv ~ -
Tuo oslisrt fsss PaIssis "a Aesasee.
- A. s.al..ss t..f q. ..i,.s - ~ lsfsF
s..,ss sssa=ss1s.sa e - go.
Aararslsssrsrs s.l - fAtfrei a. ~ 'fsarrs
sftl an-s. % 49,. - - tSs lessfsHs. - =
s,ars g. ssra raat.aasaaf A afrri tetaffiaa
ass ~ kals sha siFsfilss ~ ~ rsaf -
ry--Fsfs.as rsalsaa alFrfiiseEsu'f m4s. 1safA
a. nsathss - ussss asf asT.ra iafan tasffieA -
- - ~ sasaiasri aail f.ftsi na3 sssfrsi
a. riInr'v ~ar
Tr ssasrrlss A. tazss = ltaas' o.
- ~. rssi
4 ass,.y ssfsrss assF {. lla.s. slsfs,+ As fsga-
IN s-ras. = - .,s-las - srsFis's -
rdtt.s s,.|i. ~ rs.,Ir 4. rpsi liass. - 'si'sf,
sts.i, - is.lifia -. 81. y ftarFst . aatsf
flruarpfa
". xaKr - - rsnpa'rfs. N|rH'f' casH-
20 n 1,i4 A. saAs. Hsaftis's. A. 80 ~ stsff :
"a ~ leifssis sa4 = ftssaeaAis isfaai
a. lufisrs stiressssi " he frffssiaf, - D.
frrM ~ s1knaafA -
y. s...a.sas - 81 issrItsi aairfs erfaarar' Z
~ = aalna ~ ~ anfaaF
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1860-05-11

Tnr "MnuaL' 10. IHr CHARLESTON
C,.yt,up,. .- ono of the editors of the
loupuue p.mocmt, writing from Char
a.iou. give, the following beautiful pc
ta5s n .5,nr. onaciins Here NJ prcecut'
Although C,slI".ton i beautiful city,
srd iDv On,alry keep w their credit we'll
SOC DtlHliIy. tbr rIuuue b. Eriups ufe
umf When thr tnuFrutinn j. not ~
.as.uu 100 10y time. the ciuwd. stuud
aiuut ho.,ls. urJ wi~at hat jokes, ~
m.rn be- b. unI0lite uui 10 imugn. occu.
saisI.y fbsI, q. 10 i.''i Of hnl ~ palr Of
b.-Hsun cInisihtc. lhen something
.Hduns A. mght patriotic oiHt"fsrA
is.n thrmmitrs boz ihr h'st hitneur-
.hrg rin make a. Hudirn,rs. thar make
90 in unisr what may 10 lscking In m.
musbdnsF
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1860-05-11

4 TranHlr 1un> MO- Teo Lotus KILLED
--uu Saturday night last, near Velvet
Ridge White county. Tenn, one Of the
most terrible hail storms ever wIinc 'sed
passed through that region. The hal
tones were Of ~ .noon.iderablc size,
and aiitr the storm .iad passed, every in
diatio,. ~ settled weather appeared -
! Abaa. this ,imc there was terrible roar
lrg wacn on looking out they Jaw a black
rI6iss rr---u rraar II upTroucrtul v,'.
lightning wing. blowing down and terr-
ins up everything in its path. Mt.
Jorrh Atkin saw from the direction
tha, TIE cldui was comn- that It would
dnke h.. house. aud attempted 10 es-
cnpcii. fury. a, il wi. buta streak # some
Two hundred ya IL in width, nut ia doing
.o thcy wriecauplt in the wind and hano
knew the fate oi the other until alter tie
fury of the storm bad somewhat abatcd.
when Mr. ArLin lound twI Of hs daugh-
itrt 100 maudsd and :ora. AMI several
bid.ee wounded. The daughters of Nj
Ack.u acrc the only lives lost rs Car a.
heard lr1m. The damage done 20 farm
ti, 10 the loss of stock, and ,bc blowing
down oi timber and fence. !. almost in
credible.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1860-05-11

The eluy of tFa ~ ..vIis c,m.sE
who VIZ o. C.4rlss, %. ia q isifsY Goo thst
I.uull .t~as, af lls ealfbern is.sgfe
VIC suWminl uaasl's A. frufon Co
rhir 'ertlao an fhst ar.arifst
Faarras palituFr the Cu.sf Csshiar
~ he Bank ~ itudru. ia deispllff DO
"a believed 10 q snuspiefahir tmouut
llaansui. rhNag % hght sFiJn SDd
wlnt laagr haslanl 90 rropeI fiio.
mont s nilfir anfhnf'iifH nf,in a.
Iysyont anufhefnerlint The Referee j.
rtpeoied ~ deoide ins question noNt
week
TIE nturpcrfian in Ne.s,fs has bsen
qaeilsd 1he ltsufgons' re ~ c0us,d
qmhlo iofec Boz fbf mgynisinf.
The Pope sons deHfafeh W The For
eifn rovsr. prfaesfnF tsainst hnnrxr
lion ~ 2e,dm0nt. hoping fhey vii pot
un enl ia tna iaitesiio,i. syoliatton. The
R5po hts appointed Count MTodo a. Bel
Is im b. Minister ~ War
Jtego ~ 'hot on The lstb n April
mducf ~ Eaytgr L,wYfa Hon.
Cllin 8. T,rplsy. ono of the most eminent
isyyor. ia Mi~iaippi, dicd ~ hs fe.i-
Il nee. a. Jsokson. on the 60th uit, oi
p,eumona. obtraoted AZ bis plantation
70 the county. H. was nearly sixty
yegs ~ age, end once believe. ocoul led
-sat upon ihe bench oi the High Court
Of Error, and Appeals IN thgt state.
4 Footnn wigr wAsuo "A young
msa adgertisss bis desire for wife--
"tguy and entirely Ignorant ~ ths
A,t Evidently be- wants a fool Any
ttn,t pretty vomn knows shes pretty,
,s.1wouldns b. sfiart " she didn't
nv The St i.ouis street railroads have
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1860-05-11

a Fans tHtfl faf Allanr iaag.
tft lifahish l'ait8s rl,n i alesi Il gh.
frtH frar a r.e tHa rar rnGnsei n
iis iWHsHinn hatsnsly safnsfall
ii.si iia saH fai srl q nh No. g.. tss
ds'li tHii hnr IaHH hacns rsfh 80
ffaIthf fHf ~. iaHH HI.n ffH lma
Nu iNr afHh aitHk W|e IhHf tf ~
nri ie ihH ffI ItasfIH % naih
IHHf inH HI N|t.f t.air a ttss
attp lfHt tHHt
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1860-05-11

Gss rean. editor u the Democratic IA.
reF ~ pfrmnnf Uhfo. bas testified brlure
iAs tptfslc Committee. thai Wendell
gave inm hFe lbou.and dollar 10 push
ihs kndlh iali through lhc llmsr oi
heJaesrnilily.s-- Wast,ag's Dfyrsh
E,an !. ine specimen of the Nortlr
en- u m0rny who afo "iruo 10 the
10Th" Who ,ay. Wendell don't know
ir.ns when lhc isg - uniicd"
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1860-05-11

How W srrrsf Inr krfrtv or LrrTtRs
sor Ciltfs IDa ibmmnds ~ leiiem
m..difeft,d ~ moi riliad ior ~ the lost.
oliiep annu,li, nnTiheir way ~ the dead
letter onieo ~ Washington bourne
finm which ,ery lev mis- saided mi..i,os
eVcr return The law. however. feccntj
enacted. provide. r. way ior tlio return ol
laueu 20 their writer II is llr'ul 10
reguast the postmaster 90 fhc ulhro 40
whIsh thr irtior b. dlfr,ici lo return ~
mite. called i0r within thuty days, and
whon th,s ,cou9t : mlle n brrpiny, lhe
duty of The pOsimasifr lo return d tpi inr
wf.irr silhout oAlsusr 10 bim. This Ic.
quest clp lc prnic ou the htp of au en-.
yclopc, au4 would read % follows
Postmaster ol----
rletse rctnrn ~ The undersigned unless
called foe within thirty days.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1860-05-11

f'tffia Nfatit
On Sunday nisht nc I'd Inst six
mile- south OF THIS place. q negro man be-
longing Jc Mr.. John T. Erwin. entered
the house Of hi- master. az the hour OF
twelve o'clock or thercabout, aud ASSAULT
fd Mr. and Nh. Erwin. while they wcus
asleep IN bed and beat tLem over the
head with q cudctl in such q manner r.
to almost Instantly Kill Mrs. Erwin, and
but l.ttlc hope l. entertained of Mr.. Er-
wins recovery. There was Intense eN-
cite manifested among those who u,-
.cmbhd al the hon-e where the vtty
arirvous affair occurred, and IN over
vurlminaly y W., tie evidence again, the
nrgu boy, whose nlmr j. urmy, thtr
the excited polulace thought ,truu-ly o'
dealing -ummariiy with the criminal. tul
the moJbl.h passion was gllJyed, aud un-
4cr % psomi,c that be- should u1, b. de4lt
with until examined by the autuoritie,.--
llrnry has conle-.,d hl, gu,li--sgld It
Wa. ll.s intention tu xii hi master, IOln
4 Erwin. but l.c had no thought ot n-
lufinI Als mis,te.s Henry was rAam.usd
briore committing court and oUlrlrd
i0 ill, where lee awaits his tral. lHy
negro boy gives no excuse tor his enOr-
muu, rrurltN and gueyuus crime. There
was "a young Iudy sleeping IA ti.r huu-e
~ the time, and iu au adjoining nom Ju
that occupied ., NJ ana Nv, Ewu.--
She was aroused when the vale monslr,
commenced ai- hcll.sh work ot a.,a~,-
nation md heard M. Erxn say itwt,
Henry who WHs committing the deed -
H. addition 10 ihi. ihr hoy wa, .e.rchgd
iur nnd found In hcd wlh be-, cluth,, al,
on both NJ Eaiu aud las wile ary
oId aud rc.pcci,blo citizens OF tui.
county.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1860-05-11

M,auov YUn-"A FAM SuAkE' D.
W,NFD. BrWhcr Klmhall, in oue o, hi,
ianiou, Mormon sermons, -cryrd the fol.
loving timely notice on number OF
IN s.ionari,- who were atou, starting out
on q rro.el,tus tour.
Blrtlncn, ! want you 10 understand
.ntc Tie bm,hrr missionaries hl,,
bcon in ihe hah,t az picking out tug
lrlirt women fay themselves bri"rt
They get here aui hr,unhs on tl.e uglsl
ONES lur usi hereafter you have to l'rul
them hli here helorc tnkinguny of theui
and bet u' ull have tng sAfle.
The old reIrolaie iaen hal at least q
score OF women wholn he called wives.
SrntriL fActs That whisky j. The
kcJ by which many wiu an entrance into
our pf ons aud alnl.houscs
raat Lrlpdy brnuds thc noses Of all
thise WIN cinnot Foy,rn their appetite.
That vine cau1cs many 60 toke a wind.
ing way home
lhI punch Is the cause OF many I'm.
friendly punches.
That ale causes many ailingi whale
becr brngs many 90 their bier.
That champagne Is the source Of many
real pains
That gin slings have "slewed more
than lh, slngs Ot old
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1860-05-11

nv The S. Loos street railroads have
iV IN imokir cars, which, being cooler
~ more comfortable than The others.
a.. - monopolifsd W tho ladies that tho
ma have 70 toogs pgy.legss tbaa before
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1860-05-11

Tn GsowlS1 WuEir Cmr The Bate
mins iu tli. section hpve made awQnder-
lm y iproyemeut BOO thg purpcctt of the
sioN 'ng wheat crop Ihe 6eIdf with %
lew xcrptnn4. 10 this cluuty are cou
ipg ut huely contrary % the tnrs rntef.
i.iin u short time Hso N nothing er-
ons ecurs Between now nui iirveyt 3
goo average cropwdl De rqdited and
AiI d the experience tlloelLout the
slafA Judgios nom the generi Joue q
our exchanges s.aslLttLql pmspal
1- An iuks.iud weighing tue
pot DDS. which was hisly .lliown tl
lcg Alhlor of Mpnesola az .he bent p
ah rival, has been filcsd NJ lLs go,lse.io.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1860-05-11
Horrible Murder in McNairy Co.

The furdy Blnner OF the 18Th ult..
furnishes the following particulars of one
Of the most horrible aud atroe.ous a,sa.i-
nations that ever stained the annals oi
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1860-05-11

90 Ilh nm4r rr fH
saltal 1850 aA3 Enk-st pps .gi
ssni'A y As4
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1860-05-11

MTECiNrH FALssHOODs.-CSlling at
tenIion to th prevalent Practice Oi nisrk-
ing goods iaI Irly, the New York journal
Of CommeFc' thinks that tie force Of this
subject 5 moi sufficiently considered 'y
tIose whose -ondret irv.dcs the morals
OF trade Ihr usou, aac country; and. as
tho la..ta, ~ - ~ ~ '..-,--l ...,tsr,.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1860-02-29
OefentliCb& 9SenDlt.

9icaita95 Den I3tcn Ml0r;, naAiten5,
INN 70 llbr Scrmittass, ioQsn am l6aulr prs In.
ter;citurten, in Sdp .9GGeitbla 1aml6ip, Qs6a
Gountp, frI8cnre Qrtitcl auf tHinllidr &eneu
Vrtauit mCrrcn, ndmli6:
Stint giuor, Wcpon trnscnts MGGren Fno.
sulc NiiIh 6ijbe, 0tmrer, 3 Suurn, wcprn
rncr pcn rer ttriibmien Tubam Yrrco III, 2
3utIIrlrn une 2 yaufcr, 29rpBs sgdulS Q0dgcn,
, SrrrDs, rrcrrn sinCr rin Grjbrpy 1T, Gin 9.
8SuIS Sauernma8rn, rin Sprins gpasm, Oul6.
maIdine urp Yfrpe GspaIt, g0inpmiilIr uno
Shcbtant, alcrlc YfrpeSelditr fir Yisrbe, 2
9fi3c 70 gut ais neu, 2 Gs9rn. gGtlidtornr98,
nO Gin 94rlihfOrnpaan3r, 2 Sets 6caIeitrrn
mp SacmeI, cine 5uniterfettr, Subtsttrn. Spcrr.
tettsn. 2 Yfussmaassn. Olut. uuO 6cusabcln,
3ClS6Ittm, unp iVnlt ned, cine src6e Gcri6ie.
penDet anrTcr SauerngcrdtBidaitrn Su msillauf'
ti9 gu mcIccn.
Die Yepin9ungn unp NuIpartun0 am Sage
pee GCtaufs prn
Sit9bman Mere.
6ebtuar %. na3m
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1860-02-29
SefentliOe 9Senbu.

(tuf 6reit106 ben 2ten M6rS nG1fen5,
gm ~ rlllr @iitass. ioarn am SauIe rre TN
tcrS,itnettn, in 9lcu Icrls, 9heOcr Mocunoic
launIdsp, vrda Gauntg, fpleenre 9Irtitsl auf 81.
isntIj&cr Yrtu Ynfauft werbrn, nGmtb
3 4itrte, wCrauter 2 traarnte MG9rrn Enb,
rim jalrjgre 5aum, M6ti5e Elm tragrnp
Jtmp, 5 aurert Jtnper, Elm lartr SmetSauls
98lam nit 9aetg, Gin Saucrnwagn, Srulcitcn,
etn 9riddIittfn, 2 nruc YFisr, Gin 9DsliAtcn.
gTu) 9ecii4tcmr98e, cine onrre ga9s. 6uttrr'
idner 0Inidtne, 9EmrmGbte, Speuitttcm 6tb
ftttcn, Elm Sat gjjUtesei&jrr, Y1u9Sacidtr, et'
ne DruniiAc, Stcinl@l6gl n9efi6r 40 triflas
gene 6mepiplcn, SelN6lGacl unb Giicnttilc rir
gutter Shlcf.tcin, Gin @iclntrNrcr unb MaIAi.
ar, unr icnjI nod Yjele oncUr ganp0uGttIAaf
ten III umIintijd gu mcIrru.
Cir 8srin9urgm nO 2IufmnrtnB tw6
Scn1tb1n Sbumater.
Grtruar IS. na3m
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1860-02-29
Sefentlt6e 9Senbu.

Wittpob6 ben 7ten M3rj n6bltenS,
UNI II ll9r Mitta9s, Ica am Sou1e brS Inter.
ldrirtrnen, in 9hcrr'Macunae 9aunI6p, Qr6a
Gaunt9, ToI8tnecs pni0nI;6r 8ermEsen HTentli6
rertauIt ptrpn, n6mliA
5dnf Yftrrs, pcruntcr iit elm gutter 9trtrr unt
EN- gutter SattrI9aul tefinrm. 13 Slid 8ints,
oisb, Sdmrinc, 3 SerBGutewGscn, mpruncr l6
Gin SCreYma8en nit Sprirgcl unb Dcde trfnect
mo mclGrr 70 gut ais nru il. 2 IFu9c, 8 ga.
gen, SBelittcrnpfu9 unc g9slIttrrnrggc, CrrI6.
maihns unO YIrrrrlemoIt 70 gut alS nru, 2
paar Sruleitrrn uno Stbtmrl, @eI6ur fir flint
gfrle. 6 6IicJrmCBe. Summcte uno BImrtoli.
tern, gfugs. uno rrpprLte Veirrn, Gin 6utrIattd
Shtsttarrcn, Stsifpaagrn YHuesmdo9pn mp
>d,iifAssihsr-g gerAIraff Gi4as Gsnsrr.
fettrn, 6uttcltcn, 6dnitrrtrlte. ocppcln, 8e6rn,
pru9nbcIn, MlfsltrIn, rin SGrrc nit Ssipcr,
cine Nuantjtdt g8a9narrn. 9Bsisci6rn unb 81
den 9lduten tcim Suncut gRdornpri6Irln, Gu.
1rn3cli mp ned pirIuIt NrtttI ju umilinpli6
iu mrlpGn.
Gir SCpin9ungcn AM Srrtaufstnsc unb 2tuf.
wartnn9 cen
Stanftin Wariteller.
8ctrulr IS. nob8