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]. II. Gaut,

!. VI. Wiley e Co,
TT APPEARING FROM THE ALLEGA-
L tons in the bill that l.. NJ. Wiley. Hugh X.
Banks. VIM. q. Lane, Henry vandcrlec and Ed
ward II. Lane, are non-residents and citizens Of
the State Of New York. it is therefore ordered that
publication be made in the Athens Post, news
paper published in McAlinn county, Tennessee,
for four successive weeks, notifying said non resi-
dent defendants to appear at our next Court Of
Chancery, to be held at Benton, Polk county.
Tennessee. on the LIST Monday of February next,
and plead, answer or demur to said bill, or the
same will DO taken rs contested and set for hear
ing er parte. J. II. ALEXANDER, G. w.
Oct 4, is6l-4t-prs fee $3.50 IN
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Rcusoa 4. Davis
I'm .!s.l,,.
Snmiinl III. WillinI

Samuel NJ Williams. 4, ~,
TT APPEARING TO THE MASTER. FROM
tho aiegp tqps Of the bill sled in This cause,
that the defendant, Sam'l NJ. Williams, is n non
resident Of tho Stats Of Teuncssce, it is therefore
ordered that publication 10 made for four sue
cessiye, yceks IN, tha Athens Post, n newspaper
published, IN tbc town Of Athens, Tennessee, re-
quiring the said Samuel NJ. Williams to appear ut
Roarc on III xrst Ifharrany aRtr dc Sd Monday
of October ncxt, thcn and there Ia plead, answer
or demur TO said bill or tho same win he taken as
confessed against him andse, for hearing er part,.
feiiN n THOMAS y. CLARK, c. d w.
Sept ~. 1s6l--it--prs fec sSA-ars ri
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Mail. Regulations.

Tho Southern and Western Mails will be closed
punctually al q o'clock, r.. N. The Eastcrh Mail
at q o'clock, p. NJ. .a,,.. .... .r... Is .,-..I.,
On Sundays, the Post Office will be kept open
tcq hours afior the arrival of the Mail in the
morning, and one hour in the evening. t.......
,.f ts-ff.. ,'i C. a. JORDAN, n. ".
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Chancery Court at Kingston.
Henry 4 Williams,


cog d, F, Harrison and William Kimbrouch.
L the allegations Of the bill filed in this cause,
that the defendant. d. F. Harrison, Is non
resident Of the State Of Teuncsseeit IS therefore
ordered that publication be made for four success
silva weeks in the Athens PQst,,a newspaper pub
ushed in the town Of Athels, Tennessee, gequir-
ing the SAID y. +, Harrison TO pppenr at the next
term Of the 0hapcery Co1rt ITO be bekl at the
Cougt-hou,e in kipgst0n, for tho aouniy VI Roane,
on the iirst, Thuuday after tbs ID Monday of De-
tober next then and there to plead, answer or de
muir to said bill, on t,e same viii bs taken rs con
tossed against him and set for hearing &C pario.
i. 81. l,g,,,,,. /, THOMAS N.CLARK, c. d. II.
Sent 81, lS5i-7lt--prs foo S3---679 Il I,.....,t,
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,3,@4lHfSNTIISAay!Lonr

N os for the year 1851, Mcigs county, are kJte-
by notihed that the Tax Collector can he found in
the town Of Decatur until the 10th Of October
ready TO receive their dues. All who fail 10 avail
themselves of this notice, win have costs to pay
as tho taxes must BIO collected.
nos. III. CATE,
Tar Collector for -feigs 60.
Sept 90, ISs1--cs-67s
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SPIDER BIrE.-A negro man in Saulis-
bury, North Carolina, was recently bitten
by spider, and was only preserved from
fatal result hyr enormous, doses Of whis-
key, hartshorn and morphine. Under
the circumstances is impossible to'tcll
a,yb; MI, h,,,,ai,-f.,f 80 li.,iiii fif,1
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Wheat Wanted.

8, Wheat Of fair quality will DO received in pay
mcht Of debts due this oficc. at $3.50 per bushol
Those who wish to avail themselves Of this no
ticc, can deliver the Wheat at Mr.. Cloagos Mill
Athens. ,I8AA9 o = "a [Aug. 0.
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Printers in Demand.

The Charleston Mercury adyertises for
ten oompSsitSis Ard ths tesrir for six,
The psice, osseomposition viina Charleston
islthirty- five cents per thousand ems.
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1arThe New Orleans Bee speaking of
therseSsniton Of che Southern c0hfeder-

acy BY the North, says: :. : = =. ,,,,-,,,-
Whether they will formally recognize
our independence matters llttle-but the
time must awiye wheil the war will cease,
because our enemies will have vainly ex-
pended all resources. Nor are we OF opin-
ion that the, Interval from now till then
will be extremely remote. .fhe desperate
exertions now making by the Federals
need only to be defeated, to create such
CONSERVATION and Encouragement among
them as will seriously hamper their ope.
,rations, and eurtail their military strength.
One or two more Southern victories will
complete their Decentralization. ~
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From. Wilmington.

.iMtMisstqss septlal;fAIl y quiet This
morning There Is q heavy blow, south,
southeast, and a rough shoes. No ship.
ping in sight this morning. 7,,t ,onh V
Nothing new from the camps. ,iVtH
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Sulphur Springs, Tenn. Sept. 20, 1851.
The vi1lalnies in Maryland.

A correspondent Of the Charleston Cou-
rier, writing from Virginia. recites the
following in relation to the villainies of
the 1lessians in Maryland:
There is no eyaggeration in the account
OF Federal villainios in Maryland. ]
have seen and conversed with number
otrefugees. who have come over the bor-
der within the past six days. With lips
quvering, and voices trembling with
emotion, they tell Of barbarities almost
shudder TO repeat. One single fact will
serve as a specimen. and it is unfortu-
nately true that it is but specimen. A
party of Sickles' dead rabits," who had
been turned loose upon the unfortunate
populace in lower Maryland, burned the
homestead of a wealthy citizen, turned
his family out into the fields, and worse
than all, carried off one of the Young
ladies to their den, where she was out.
ragged by nine of the devils. This was
related in my presence by relative of
the afflicted girl, himself young man of
education, and until lately Cadet at
West Point. Of course you can imagine
somewhat the feelings that now animate
the Marylanders. The most terrible ven.
geance that can be conceived will be Wis
tied upon the goths and vandals when
Maryland is relieved. No quarter will be
given by the outraged people. The bar.
barians know it, ard Lincoln, in his ter.
ror. gives another turn to the screws. II
seems to be as much duty to humanity
as a military necessity that the Confetler
ates should march into Maryland. i1to'ii
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Sherif's Sale.

TN OBEDIENCE TO THREE ORDERS OF
J. sale. issued by the Clerk Of the Circuit Court
Of McMinn county, and to mo directed I will, on
Monday, 7th day of October next, at the Court
house door in Athens sell to the highest bidder,
for cash in hand, all the right title, interest aud
claim that James Lamar has in ana to Four Hun
dred Acres o: Land, more or less, lying IN the stb
civil district, McMinn county, Tennessec-the
South half Of section twenty Aye. third fractional
township. range third. West, lliwassce District,
and tho Northeast half of the Nprh-west quar-
ter of section thirty-six. Sold to satisfy three
judgments-onc William A. Rucker rs. James La
mar; one A. d. Sartain, assignee of George W.
Bridges, re-. James Lamar and WIN. George; 6pe
j. L. g. M. llutsel "a. James I,amar-all OBJ
. 1UaL D lh i1A WIN. BtRK, Sheriff.
Sept O, ls6l-3t-prs fec s3,2O-GT8 p.
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OnICUARHl

Bfkpj In. LoutsyA Tenn, q putrid sore throat
August 27t ,tS6t ,Ot}AvA H. Aged q years, 1
months and "a days sad August ~, 1891, S&hAk
H., aged Syssrs, II months and 4dsys--dsughtsfs
Of Q. p! and NJ. ". Satsll. These two small deli
cate, and much loved girls suffered great deal
during thsir illncss. though II vas short. Never.
theless. there WAS something striking and con.
roiug in tho couu tonance and expression Of the
elder giyl. whom abs to spesk, twifhstanding
her youth--for she knew that death was approach
ing, and A. informed tine Doctor aud her parents.
She exhibited great confidence In God. and show
cd no fear Of ,dcathI bat IN perfectly composed
and mild fonesxpresssd willingness to depart,
that she might join her grandmother and sister In
n,hetier World snefpse hw eSh she rcqucsted her
fricnds To tell her little playmntcs good.by, and
to meet her In heaven, calling some Of them by
nnmo) ]Tbcu turning to her father she asked
him to sing ~ am going homo 10 die no MORE
This request Wss complied Cwtlr by the father
while hi, dying child with smiiing face aud radi-
ant conntenanec, tried to help him. Afier which
she rlnppcd her bands together. exclaimiug
GLORY TO God am going home" Shortly az
ter Der lovely and happy spirit was borne by
angels to her grandmother and sister, and to Him
who snid "SuHcr little children to come unto me.
and forbid them not for Of such is the kingdom
Of heaycn." .rtu ....f,1. Ir. .r..4 o..
.1ctthe ssme fact console the parents that cheer
cd Davh--.lnt Though they never can come to
yeu, you can go to them. And may God help
Won. Ill 10 ,..,1 90, A. u. WOODWARD.
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GOLD MEDAL PIANOS

TINE uNDERsiGNED wduLD REsFECT.
J. fully inform the public that he has become
the sole Agent fot the lower rnrt of East Tennes.
see. of VIM. Khdl,e a Chs celebrated and uhsurs
passed GUILD MEDAL PIANOS, and that hs
is prcphred to supply them at short notice, at
Manufacturers prices. 49,.
In respect to power and sweetness Of tone, essy
and agreeable touch beauty of finish, durability
and their peculiar adnpteiness to the Southern
climate. they hive betn pronounced nnriroi'ed by
such judges us ThalBerg, strakosch, sattcr yicns-
temps. &c. tN
All instruments of this firm are guaranteed fof
five years. For Circuihrs and further inforha-
tion apply to GUST. r. KNABE,
ClevclandJ Tennessee.
sept Is, ls60--8m--627
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Wall Paper and Paper Hangings;
NOTICE

ViHE SUBSCRIBER fAKEs THIS METH
that he has bought out the Stock of d. A. WILL
KINS'& CO., and is NOW sole proprietor and
owner of the copcerp. All debts due the old con-
Germ will he paid to him aionc-7and he alone Is
authorized to settle all the old business. He will
continue to keep general supply Of Dry Goods,
Groceries. &c. MAT. NJ. LOWRY.
July u, 1SGl-tf-66S
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Clothing for the so,disrs.

owkEIEAshI' tSNTVoe = iool'
n@", vs. yo'" i'"pe' " .''e wv
''ep' 's.n III. Is ep.n y" y., s.s " %'e :
.s"-N" y, - 'ssseS ~
rounding country. The officers are. Mrs.
j. III. Patton, Pres't, Mrs. IL. g.. Cooke.
Sec,vS Mrs. J.. w. Clark Treasurer os.
.ted h, Ms. Cal,;e .Johnston =, y 40 q
| The, have cont % Can, John A p.w.
lu,r' - -. .. ~ ..I,"0''
80 company Srhs "s'o"'
'nree ooNes coh'"'"i"s 'i'e iol'lorv'ng mr.
tlcles VIZ; ..,..i .,g,-'t- 'I..-., t.u.a..4 hi
| b Blankets, '.Hp4ar 53 Shirts, .,st7.
81 Pr. Pants, "A' " Rr Drawers,
20 r. SOCKS a... ow Danoages,
: c Com, a ,,arslc f,oss,1,,.r.ss
/ 2 Quilts. AID 9 Boxes Lint,
4 pillows and Sins
| !, no,enedA NEQa0
! M ~. lm,m,ss. urcs y L9..m
1870 y
'e""' ~ 'r'p'ae'. ~" 80" N'' say
WHICH, Win What mas peeh sh'ppeu anu
means on hand, are worth some NOO.--
They do not intend to cease their 1abors
and contributions, while they have any,
lthipc 10 rive. and know thu, obr brovo
so,,,;ors rood 49,. "'4' ~"
4 ....la.. q -
Sulphur Springs Soldiers Aid So-
ts,H.u .... ciety. ,.-siai ..iJ,.
/ Editor Pos, On SATURDAY.. md All mr. nc
Ladies Of. splphpr Springs and vicinity met for
Inc purpose OF organizing Soldiers Aid Society,
to promote the comfort Of o,,r brave SONG ,yho ART
now IN ocb,al sccry;co Tho nav G pbiu;n. H.,
40 W. ~ y, "
'ns e"neu uppn' fsspohue' IN nea'' ami ai'pro-
pirate address. ,H .F ' 80 fH" .Hr
Tho Sor;otv xvos ibor, nj ~, ~
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SEPTEMBER RrLEs. ls6l.
William W. Patterson,

..ll .iri ft.si John J.. Wester
TT APPEARING TO TIM SATISFACTION
L Of the Master FROM the allegations of the bill
filed in this cause, that the defendant is y non
resident Of the State Of Tennessee. II Is therefore
ordcre', nv tho Master that publication he made
ia the Athens Post for four Successive weeks, re-
quirlng tho said John l.. westet TO appear at the
next term OF the Chancery Court, 10 he held Mt
tic Uourt-housc in King ston. on tho first Thurs
day after The ID Monday ~ October next. then
ant, there 10 plead, answer or dcinur to said hill,
or tho same will he taken as confessed against
him and cot for hearing Ell pay1s. T17H
d o. ,d' Do, THOMAS N. CLARK, O. h ".
Sept Q, ls6l--4t-pfs foe s3-67s NH
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BANK-NoTE LIST !
-copIEn, rnox THE, sssuyILLr usIoS, i Assmc IL

y ln { dIlTTt tIT-r7- F-r7r-f ~ vi i'f n n
-cpfIEn fnoN THE SAsnyILLE UNION a AsEmcAS.
I,ahBor Tennessee, .parls0uihqsn Bank, dds
Unioh Bank, parICiti4ens link, no sale
phptefs Bank, ppfIcommsrcial Dppk, 2dis
Mprchants' Bank, par Bucks Bank, Ids
CITY Bank, y" parlFarmcrs Bank, mar
Tradets' Bank, parIBk Of Middle Tenn. ,,,ar
Bank Of commcrcc, parlI3snk of Paris, par
y g Z, The Union, par Bank of Knoxville, par
=" "Chaitpnoosa parlBank of Nashville, bar
81" |" Memphis, parIococc Bank. bar
River Bk, Memphis, parlshQlbyylle Dank, bar
Bk of pandridgc, parl LawrcncehurgBk, no go
Bank OF America, -Idisluank of West Tenn. mar
Northern Bank, par
- a. paoKES AND WORTHLESS.
Agricultural Bank, Brownsville,
Central Bank of Tennessee, Nashville.
Farmers and Mechanics Bank, Memphis.
Mechanics' Bank, Memphis. ~
Memphis Savings Institution. ~
Exchange Bank, MurCrceshoro., Ffee
Miners and Manufacturers Bank. Knoxville.
Bank of East Tennessee, Knoxville. t... .t
Bank Of Trenton.
Bank Of Jefferson, Dandridgc.
Bank Of Claiborne, at Tazewell.
Bank Of Tazewell,
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DS-Iko mate to The large 34-pounder
captured on the 2lst July, at Manassas,
has been found by dragging in Bull Run
creek, where the enemy attempted 70
conceal it. ,...
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nSs-, The, latest act,of, the Fadaral


S&TyThs' LATEST at.lefit the rEadsraA au-
thorities in BALTIMORE has been to put o.
stop to Ross Winans' soup hbdss, q pr.
vate charity, declaring it to be ,s'contys.
bandp on the ground that il Is taken ad-
vantage Of by tho poor who ought to be
earning their soupin the army! pc saa
1, E5r We are snLhor,zoi and requested 10 an
nounee WM. II, 7 lDBs, Of bradley COUNTY !, W. q
eapdiius for tho Confederate Congress, Elestion
9TH Of Nprsmpcr't ana7 ~ ~ ~ fa'ai1 " ~
rs,- We arc authorized and requested 70 an
nouuce A. G.. WELCKER, of Hamilton county,
dis candidate to represent the "a District In tho
Confederate Congress. Election 9th day Of No
vcr,h Oh iII 10 fiH tfFIf ut.' t.NH f'Wl fiAh
/, i S'NNses trt' d-lI~ is un .nal 3 iour.sa..
Ey- We are authorized aud requested to an
nounce ALERED CALDWELL, Of MoMinn
county, as "a candidate to represent this District
in the Confederate Congress. Election, Wednes-
day, 9th Novembsr.
efS- We are authorized 10 announce BROM-
FIELD RIDLEY . candidate for Judge of the
Supreme Court, 10 Ill tho vacancy occesioned by
the resignation Of tho Hon. II. l.. Caruthors.
10 We are authorised aud requested to an
nounce WIN. Y. COOPER, Esq, as candidate
for Judge of tho Supreme Coart, at the electop
vi the 9th day OF October next.
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Notice.

TINE LAW PARTNERSHIP HERETOFORE
Il existing between A. BLIZZARD 4 Go. W.
DKlDGgs has been dissolved.
Athens, Sept 20, 1857 -st--sIs
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Teacher Wanted /.

T'HE TRUSTEES Qf,.RITTENHOUsE
l. Academy desire to employ Teacher well
qualified tn discharge tho duties of Principal. Ia
married man prcfcrrcd) Good recommendations
will be required. The Academy buildings arc
large and con,modious, and the situation pleasant
and convenient. The situation can he made lu.
crativc. Apply to VS., ,GEERS. Prest
orN. a. PATTERSON, Sec,y.
Kingsion, Tenn. Sept 90. 1s61-lt-6is
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srrTrNnEn Rrhgs, 1851.

n.-ua !, Jobay.rNss,or,, III.
Il ef thv Master. from the allegatSns af tho hill
fled IN this capsc, that the defendant is q non
residential tho State of Tennessee il Is therefore
ordered by the Master that publication be made
in the Athens Post for four successive weeks, re-
'quiring the said John L. westcr TO appear At tho
next term Of tho Chancery Court, to he hold at
tho coutt-housc in Kingston. for the county Of
Roano. On tho first Thursday after the I'd Monday
Of October next then and there to plead. answer
dcmur n said bill. or the same will no taken q.
copfessei against him and SCI, for hearing es par-r
THOMAS y, CLARK, C. e u.
Sept .. is0i-i,-prs fec s3--676
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sRSssThs Raleigh m a. Standard
lsssns ttas Gen. r. c. cotton, Who must
soyer seventy years Of age, has r,iy id

a volunteer company In Chatham county.
Gen. c. commanded Chatham compa-
ny in 1912, and was stationed at Norfolk.
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WAN CO.,

A SMALL LOT OF PRIME wALKER AND
IN WHITE WHEAT. for which | viii nav 9oc
per bushe Cash ~ 81 90 discount. Those owing
me have a chance now to dome IN and pay theft
dePts-,so come hrward when YOU are offered d
fail price for your Wheat and lift your Notes OF
one and two years standing.
Aug y. lS6Llug ssdeln q. X. REEDBR.
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ia xitasy Ptate 10 -777-T-ll IL ~ the opin-
~ lYy,sm. -s.l srs,i, ii ion of = the
Court that the defendant be imprisoned
during the present war with Great Britain,
ana tbs Sheriff taks ths whAle Of ,l,isr o..
tate into custody, which must be a,vajned
by Q jury ~ the next oourt-rpne haIfyof
said estate 70 be kept by the Sheriff for
the use Of the State, and ,ths other half TO
he RENTED, TO the family of the defen-
dant.o Ramsey's Annals, of tennessee,
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Lamp Oil.

r HAVE lust RECEIVED A FRESH SUP
i ply Of genuine Kerosene OIL, anil for salc.-
Also. n lot Of Lamp Chimneys.
April 8 HY SIX. REEDER.
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THE QUESTION ANSWERED.


As the question Is frequently asked, WHO u hN''
WlNSLOWr' will ,iuply that she lady WHO i'
upward thirty years has uutrnsy devoted her time N
taleu,s Femse Physician Ssd Nurse, piteipsy anon
children She peciay studied hs conu ion and vans
Of this numerous class generally oveI'osei or caeeS
ea.ed by Faculty instances; and as re'"n
this -ort aud practical knowledge obtained In e'ime .9-'t
a. nu.e ADD MUSICIAN. she has compounded
siRUP for children testhing. 1t oPra'sslh masi
rest aud health and ireover to eg1ae Tie oo'ea
In on.equepoo Of hi, article MRS WlNsLOW Il becomi
world benearsor Of her race chdfen cersnJ
DO asg Up aud bless especially this the case IN TINS CITY.
Vast quantities oft6e SOOTHING SYRUP are DAILY sold and
used here We think AIDS. WINSLOW has irnotalsd her
name by this ysutbls article aud sncsr believe thor
sands Of children saved fom early rve by IT.
tin ely ue and yet unborn Will share L. Dement'S
and in calling her bessoL No H0THgE has dchargd her
duty 70 her suffering little In opinion, until che has
,iy.ni, tn, benefit Of MRS WNSLOWs 500 FIXING SYRUP.
qry H. mohers-TKY 1T iLsdiss Visitor, Eew'iork
Guy.
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A DOWNTOWN MERCHANT.

Hayng resed several eeps.s ug disturbed by the ssonis
aud cries Of suffering child and becomits convinced that
MRS wiNsLows SOOTHING sYRUP was ju', tbs article
needed procured supply for the child On reaching nome lac
acqusn vi with what nad done she refused to have
administered the child sh1 was strongly IL f'vor o
Homeopathy Tns tho child passed Ia suffering and the
parents without sleep Reforming home the day following the
her found the baby eth sad Ehr snoh"
sleep es ng the mother stepped from the room to aieni to
soue somes duties, and LEFT the father With the end Daring
her ,rnce be admiuterrd potion Of the sooFhlNd
SYRUP the baby, aud said nothing Ih't snt oil ha'u'
sler, wei. aud IN, l- o a. the mofnins bii sud
hams, The mother ed with the sudden and wonder
fol change. and although q offended with the deception
pactic,d upon her hs, continued 10 the SYHUp and sui
erins crying bsbie, and restless nights have d.sPpo"rd
single trial the SYRUP yet failed 70 relieve tho 0a'J
and oveycome the prejudices Of the mother.
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MUSICIAN FATALLY BEATEs.-An inquest was
held nj No ~ Ayenne T. by CoroGer >'hirmsr on The
body Of George A. Jinnenan, tie' man, 10 years OF
age, who DIED from the effects OF vioenes received 0"
sth iu.t. Dyc,a,eJ, with several other, Was 20
pIoyed 10 furnish mpsic for tie patron, Of T. Elsie
s,l6on iu Gutenberg, n. j. After playing some 'ne
several OF tie persons prerent eomplAip'd That le
,iece, periorus.i by the bard TO short. An al
ie-cnli N aud Lloody fgb, between the muscinns aud
m. pus.ts of NJ. fisIe ensued, which resulted IN
,Jianen.sn being knocked down, stnInpd upon, ani
brntaIly bealen. lie ~S subsequently, removed 10
hi. ei,y, when death ems, ed
rns .yidepcs adduced failed to show who the per-
,on- we're wro infi ted The fatal violence, and iheJury
tund Ina, Ceaih was caused from peitonts. induced
by iuiaries received a the hands OF some person or
penons t. them unknown. Eto'ts VIII DE IiAds 10y
,bs cym;uaI an,borti,s Of New.JeIley IA learn the
names aud whereabouts OF the perpetrators OF the fatal
deed.
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Me0iraI.
SIGNIFICANT FACT.-A distir

SIGNIFICANT FACT.-A distinguished
~ stae.uau being asked what the oncipl produe
tions Of New Engisud. replied Nw.Englaud RA.ss MN
Tie Of hi reply consisted 10 the fact hs New Engande
have worldwide reputation OF rdy sthlei men
and woen aud vigorous In body aud mud VIA the
mainly depend. the aud ueatmen "f tie
child Nearly every New.England mother proviie- Nhs.
wlNSLOw'5 SoUTHING SYRUP for her BABA-,h-re is no
scoa Of county earth where 1t has been Lone AND SO
uSIyBRsALLY USKD.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-07-11
Ocean Steamers.


TOR SOUTH AMPTON AND HAVRE.-On
"ARAGO," .. iiues ~iH sail ON Pier No. 81
North River, foot Of Beech iet SATURDAY July 10th
This steamer unsurpassed Tor safety comfort he d,ubl-
deck nclosed by wa'er-st comp ueuts
wtieh be- ide other results, end T. the event OF collision
sTsrdng To KEEP p,Hp ee wofk, sud tho safety
oil ysAel and pas"ugSs For eli hS "a cage apply to
GO MG1cKESzHE. Agents, Ma Broadway.
The sseau-e' FULTON vii sal Aogu. IL
,&TEAM WEEKLY between NETWORK and
~ LIVERPOOL baeius barking pa..er ger, al Queens-
built lron stesmslips Is follows!
1-a,A '.'..'.''''''''''''sa, urasy' gnv ~
~ b. ROE s s,,IS.y i I g.
And every SATURDAY. a. noon. iroW Pier No. n. North
River. -. go.
yIbsT CABIS............ s55 SrEEkAGE..........s3
First Csbln LoReoR.... 50 steesEe 70 Loudon. 80
fhst LOU - ..s.'''' s,e.ase 20 siai,,..'''' ~
Psssenges se yadrd tsvs, Bremen Rotterdam,
In'Vr 70 = a I iox rate
P.r,ons wishing b ;hei fderds buy tickets hee
a the follow Ntwi Frow Liverpool Queens
toxu-Fust Ca us u au3 SlS Seerage from Liver.
poot go; fr, NJ Queenstown ~
Thee eaoes suQe1r oniooatiCn Tor passengers
anae.rry exf arieBe.d They built In wAefgt
GoI sections ard ha patent She AaDibnsiors on board
her ;nfOIuslou, sppy a. istfPoul 20 ~
No ST. EB cb.qusr, a. me, Hs,ewn TO G W. d SPY
MOUE a 20 10 London Z, LIVES * MACY, Ne bl hi 8
Wiism-.t In Tsis % JULES baCOUE No Place De "a
JOHN @. DALE, A. Mt. No Is Brosd~ay,NY
NOR CALI ORNIA via PANAMA.-A first
c..s "a 4sg will cave Nes.Yok the 1T, ilth and 2ls
81 each month. except ths- date f 90 SUNDAY ~hsn
khe day OF def arure viii D. me nONDAi iopwlhs tO
ID. b. ALLEN. AgeuL