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CLEVELAND
MASONIC FEMALE INSTITUTE.

yT,HE ,TRUsTEEs OF THIS INSTITUTION
arc pleased TO annouuco to tho public that
,hey have procured The services Of the Rev, J. N.
BRADSHAW, Qste Pastor OF the Presbyterisn
Church, ChattanocgA,) as Principal lie takes
the supervision Of all the Departments, andpledges
himselfto have them nlled With competent teachers
Nj. B. comes 10 Us a. q man Of enterprise and Of
untiring energy. He Il experienced IN the bust
ness Of cducatiBg the young, aud, By his full pur
pose W ideptr/ with the interests Of the School,
will give TO the young ladies Of East Tennessee
and Of North Georgia school near at home
equal in benefits and honors to what is 50 ofen
sought abroad.
The house, already eommodious, Is well fitted
Nm. Within the last IL months an expenditure Of
from S4O0 to $500 has been made in securing en-
entirely new furniture for the rooms. Be
sides there is new and well selected Apparatus,
worth several hundred dollars, and sufficient for
all purposes In teaching Philosophy ano Chemis-
try, and some Of the special Sciences. .t
We give below the rates Of Tuition, graded up
on moderate scale--the same charged by tbs
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Athens Foundry and Machine Works.


Athens Foundry and Machine Works.
THE SUBSCRIBERS WOULD RESPECT
IL fully announce to the citizens Of Athens and
the public generally, that they are still in opera
ton and propose to do CASTINGS Of every des-
crptioD In their line, and would therefore solicit
work from all those who may want anything Of
the kind.
We are now casting and have for sale different
sizes Of the Globe, Crescent Indiana and Iowa
Cook Stoves furnished complete; various sizes Of
Parlor, Nine Plate, Chamber, Office and Shop
Stoves. Also Coal Stoves, Hollow Ware, Wahie
Irons; Ploughs, Back's and jaime In fact hav-
ing avery large supply Of patterns on hand got up
during the past seven years, We can supply any
order for any kind of Machinery bat can be wan
ted. We also Manufacture Horse Powers and
IhTeshers also Cane or Sugar Mills, large and
small kettles.
Also the Kilgore Spiral or incline Water wheel.
which will saw from two 70 Ave thousand feet per
day. All kinds of MACHINERY fitted up in the
best and most durable manner, and upon short
notice.
Also Iron Railing Of every description.
We are also prepared to make Brass and Com
position Casting a
The highest cash Price paid for old Corper.
ZIMMERMAN 4 HILGORE.
p. s. There Is connected with the Works an ex
cellent Pattern Maker, SO that persons wishing
castings can hsys patterns madetO order. LAX
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LOOK HERE.

II HAVE LEFT MY NOTES AND ACCOUNTS
| with W. @. Horton, to whom payments can b,
made until the LIST. day of February. after which
time. II not paid, they will be placed in she hand
Of collecting officers, and no mistake.
Jan. 3, Is62-4t p. l.. BRYAN.
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Wanted to Purchase,

TX PINE LOGS, TO BE DELIVERED AT
I - Clesges Saw Mill, on OF before lst Februe.
~ next, Apply mt the Store of
CLEAeH 4 BRETT.
Dec G, Isci--at--ss9 -.
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Valuable Lands for Sale,

Valuable Lands for Sale.
IL EoWN AS THE "PATT0N FARM" LY-
IN ing on the Hiwassee river, at the mouth Of
0coee, ten miles above Charleston, in Polk county,
Tenn, containing, by estimation, 642 acres-275
acres cleared and more good Land to clear-about
100 acres of Bottom Land-all in high state Of
cultivation-with fine, large Brick Dwelling,
large barn and all necessary out-buildings. Said
Farm is well timbered and watered-water in all
the fields, two good Springs, good Well and Cis-
tern. Terms made easy.
Further information may be had from Judge
Gaut and Thos. II. Galloway, Cleveland, Tenn; r.
C.Jackson and DR.. M. Alexander, Athens, Tenn
Robert Russell, Madisonville, Tenn, or from the
subscriber. j. H. ALEXANDER.
July Is, 185s-tf--564
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A IL PERSONS HAVING ACCOUNTS
IA With the undersigned no, settled, viii come
forward and do 50. We will take WREAT In
payment, AT the market price.
ZIMMERMAN. a K1L0oRE.
July u. 1851 -tf-ees.
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Chancery Court at Decatur, Tenn.
- q NJ MnKana;a ~
Pleasant Doughty ct als.

FIotbhhE DUUBHVY Ct utS' :
IAnaehment Injunction Bill
TT APPEARING FROM AN ALLEGATION
/ of the bill fled in this cause that respondents
Margaret Jester and @. R. Todd are non-resident
citizens Of the State of Tennessee,t Is therefore
ordered by the Master, at his rules, that publica
ton be made for four consecutive weeks in the
Athens Post. newspaper published in the town
OF Athens, McMinn county, Tennessee, notifying
said non resident respondents to appear at the
next term of said Court to be held for the county
Of Meigs, at the Court house in Decatur, on the
4th Monday Of April next, then and there 70
plead to compliments said bill. or the same will
Be taken pro coresfo and set for hearing porte.
r. .Moc0RKLE, @. d NJ,
Per j. McCoRKLE, D. G. an
March IA, ls67--4t--prs fee $3--703 ~
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Positively THE LAST CALL..

nERsoNs- INDEBTED TO THE LATE
concern Of R0BES0N, RICE a CO., can
settle With their agent, NJ. D. AspEEsoS, At A. O..
Robesons Store, without further costs IL they call
N mcdiatelyi If not the agent will proceed TO coll
ect just as fast az he can.
= ~ R0BgsoE, RICE 4 CO.,
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BRENT MILLS.

yXTR ARE NOW PUTTING Up A NEW
w Smut Machine---n Rock Rubber--at our
Mills, on Middle Greek. McDlinn county, and ems.
toners arc sbsured that their Wheat will he thor.
oughly cleaned, andthsy BE- fnrniehed With jusl
A. good an article Of Flour as the grain will make
n BRENT a co.
March I, lss2-tfr7o2
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State Of Tennessee, Roane county.

g. ". Z. A. Yost
- %. Attachment.
Mitchell Rose,
TT APPEARING FROM THE AFFIDAVIT
in this cause ID at the defendant has removed
out Of the State Of Tennessee, so that the ordina
~ process Of law cannot be served on him, 1t is
therefore ordered that publication. be made for
four consecutive weeks, in the Athens Poet, re-
curing the said defendant to appear at my house,
near Kingston, on the 9th day of October next,
then and there to answer plead or demur 70 said
attachment aud proceedings or the case will DO
tried ar partr J. H.. DEVANEY,
March q, 1sss-4t-prs fee ss-7oI J.
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REMOVAL.
NEW BOOKS JUST RECEIVED

TN ADDITION TO THE LARGE STOCK
Il already on hand, have just received a large
assortment, which makes my stock now full and
complete. Any Book that may be wanted I will
supply at publishers prices, for cash.
April 5, 1861 GEoR. W. ROSS.
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NOTICE.
MACHINE AND REPAIR SHOP,

VNHE SUBSCRIBER HAS OPENED A SHOP
il near the Depot Athens, for the Repairing and
Manufacturing Of all kinds of Machinery, and Is
ready to execute any orders with which be may
be favored. Also,. Elacksmithing done. A prac-
teal workman himself, he hopes to receive share
of patronage. j. II. SMITH,
May 10, leol-tf-669
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EXTENSIVE SMOKE HOUSE,
WITH 1GGEAT FACJLTTTCS T0p

a avn 4 ALfC r OA
Curing Bacon, for Early Trade.
THE UNDERSIGNED has PROVIDED
himself with LARGE BRICK and FIRE
PfOOF SMOKE HOUSE, upon his own prsrnI-
ses in thetear Of bis Store situated on South sids
Of Broad street, where be is prepared 10 reesiys
large quantities Of PORK LN SALT, which can
DC eenrerted into BACON with great facility.
ana offered to the trade from ONE TO TWO
NoNTHs EARLIER than is done BY shippers
from Tennessee and other points, and, as eonse.
ssence' great advantages are experienced by The
seippers growing out Of small lossss IN ,eeioht, a.
compared with those incident 70 shipment during
!ss spring and summer menths; and also The
SVtCh "a LES which are made, thus taking Of
the joints at an early day before tAe Development
q faint from paRt Of thorough ealing and also
ooviating the greatest of all difficulties with Joints
the attack Of fies.
The undersigned has had several seasons ex-
perieace In the above process Of Curing Bacon
ana can Confidently affirm that the advantages q
he derived ny SMOKING IN THIS MARKET
are equal % ONE TO THREE CENTS PEI
POUND IN the price Of the Meat itself; and 4
done IN style greatly superior 70 anything pkie
u sent here from othsr points, thereby rendering
more anraesite 70 tAs buyer and lucrative to ii
skipper
CHARGES FOR SMOKING and SELLKN,
NO0ER TT A. ~
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Gsnsral conmassieH ana Produce Asrehant,
No. 500 Broad street, q UGU6TA, GA.
REFERFSeFs: Either Bank in Augusta, Ca, W.
B. 6hspard & Co.. Il. 7. YestmAn, Nashville,
Tenn; ". A. Richardson, Louisville, KY; Yeat-
man, Rebersson 4 Co., ST. Louis, No.
Jsn 3. ls67--lm-Ses
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Jebn Smith CO

j bn Smith a CO.
TX THIS CAUSE ITAPPRARING TO NE
from oomplainaats bill which 10 sworn TO,
that John Saith Z Co. tie defendants, have left
tie State Of Tennessee, and their effects heing at
tlohed. i il thereiore ordered that publication Be
made for fear successive weeks IN the Athena
Post, puhlishe. in Athens Tennessee requiring
them 70 appear beic-s me At my house IN ihe 81
civil district Monroe coa.ty, on the 20tb day Of
July, 1861. and make dsfenec % eomplaineuis
claim or the same viii p taken for Ssnsesssd and
Sot for hearing sz pa,t<s u JOHNSON,
'ss Feb. . lso2-st-Pri fec ss-ess
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sWEETwATER UNION INSTITUTE,
sweetwnter, Tenrn

Ssveetwnter, TenB.
1--WE FALL AND WINTER SESSION OF
y this institution viii commence ON Monday.
50 September next. The Female Department
will Be under the charge Of Mrs. H. g. CooKr.-
The Male Department win he under The charge Of
Oscar W. MuidER, A. B.
TUITION per Sssdoh II 20 Week:
First Class, <sto
Second Glass. tooo
Third Glass, isoS
Fourth Class, (iuclpding the Lsnrraeesl 1900
Contingent fee Tin advance,l I'm
One half payable in advance, the remainder II
the close Of the first half session. No pupil viii
be admitted for less dine than tho unexpired
si'er admission, unless by special con-
~ No deduction for lost time, ezesptin care
IA p ~. sickness. No pupil will be admit
nas :, psPatrHoDt win be under the charge Of
Boarding can be had In good raml,is. a, reason.
| able rates. j. IL PATTON 90 80
Aug IL, 1S60-tf--621 .
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cH4 RGEs FOR SMOKING and SELLING
MODERATE. Any comrbunications on this
subjec6 or touching the SALE or 1B4C COZ,
and psrsonally Attended %.
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Autographs and Photographs.
Just RECEIVED, A LARGE ASsoRT-
- ment, from rs cts. to 5000. Csll and see
them at loct 81 ROSS.
The Camden confederate. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1861-1865, 1862-11-14

eas Sessk sisisisb ~ Vs s0Q NovsnsER, s. 1862. a,
= l'ss .RESOLvRD, THAT IN VIEW OF THE
= slsfwihg iscvea~e in the price OF corn and the
-t qthfcxteded scarcity ofsprovisionsin the upper
Districts patticuiary 10 The Districts of Spar
tanbusg, GfeeMville and Laurens, the Governor
j ~ and Codnc, are of opinion that the permits
Sss hitherto granted TO dstil grain, under certain
restrictions, should be and they are hereby re-
s'fsS voked from and after the 10th inst, except
where written contract can be exhibited with
As the Confederate authorities dated prior to the
9Th inst, and in such cases the permit shall
= go extend ony1to the amount Of such contracts.
ga" sf'f.Resoived, That that the Governor be re-
quested to issue his proclamation declaring the
above revocation, setting forth the reasons for
i " the same, and urging the cooperation of, the
r people in enforcing the regulations of the Gov
q : ernor and Council the subject of distilla-
e'Neh ton. Alg 1c1i4yQ,t la. 3l 8lgl fy
7.s go Signed,) aiaS B.F ARTHUR.
'l FNt 'f' e'di'@ ANS lo s-tfm adG q Secretary.
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STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,

;sSs ;tsSsl ExEcuT1vE DspA RrME ST, Nov. 8, 1862.
Whereas extensive aud we-groundcd APP
prehensions are felt that the distillaton of spi-
rts from grain will produce disasterous effects
upon the supply of bread for the poor this win
.. ter, and greatly diminish the supply of
Assbreadstuifs, 50 essential for support in every
branch of our armies in the field;' and whereas
it is ,eminently potcto suppress everything
thatis calculated to enlarge the field of dis
graceful speculation IN the present emergency:
Moo knop ye, that /, FRANCIS w. PIcKENs,
Goyeruor and Commandern Chief in and over
the State'of South Carolina, do hereby issue
this my proclarnatidn, declaring that all licen
ses that may have been granted for the distil-
lation Of grain in any shape form, except as
s.sl are embraced in the resolutions OF the Execu
css tive Council hereunto above attached, shall be,
and the same are, eachNand every one of them,
~, go hereby revoked, annuled and declared void
and of no further effect from and after the
a!E y tenth day of the present month"; and do here
by direct the Shcrfs and Magistrates in the
different Districts of the State to discharge
'' faithfully their duties in enforcing this proca-
s''a nation, and in aiding with all their legal pow
er to suppress this crying and enormous evil.
~, And in addition 10 this i sca upon all good
and patriotic citizens Of The State 10 lend their
- aid and energetic assistance 10 the same ends.
's9"o No good citizen stand qr;ely by and see
the evils attendant upon this dsiation with
cut at east giving bis active influence to sup
press it. - "&s
We.are 10 the midst Of great revolution,
involving our very existence, and the free
Of ardent spirits by onr brave but thoughtlcss
soldiers, has done moro to inure the discipline
four armies aud to Introduce sickness and
disease than any other cause. The question
is simply whetherwe are to keep bread
for Soldiers families or allow it to be mannfac-
tured into poison, to be administered to their
husbands and brothers in service. s' "-t
S9lYEg, / earnestly entreat that every may use
s his best exertions to see that this proclamation
is Immediately enforced, and thus aid in sup
, pressing vice which is a disgrace to virtuo6s
S freemen and if not suppressed, is well calcnia-
ted to sap and undermine strength and
power as an independent people. .'
Witness my hand and the great seal of the
% g" State, at Columbia, this the third day
Il. ST. of November, in the year OF our Lord
1852, and in the s7th year Of the sovc-
regnty and independence OF the State
f'N'9f 80 of South Carolina
s's'i 9a& Y a2Ba nj tstutasg as,F. w. PICKENS.
WAll papers in the state copy twice.
iDaaoJ November z s..34 t ..- Q
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HAS BEEN FORCED UPON Us BY OUR
inability 70 obtain the means Of continuing our
business from any other source Our customers will
therefore please take notice that we will hencelorth
NIL no orders (unaccompanied by cash) whether for
under previous special arrangement distinctly made
sosm u.s. j. J. WORKMAN & co.
y january 10 l.s Il 3.g5.lr 80 ~ in
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Wanted,

ITO BUV FROM 5000 TO 10000 LBS DRIED
L and green HIDES, Tor which we will pay Tor
green Hides from 10 10 cents per lb and for d. led
90 liom ! s 10 90 cents. per 10. cash on delivery.
June l3 MARONY, BOSWELL BRO.
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4. A q ..,. yvA,,on or,.,.v.

One 81 the most atrooious and waAton acts
OF cruelty which we have ever heard Of, 90.
CURED on the Avenue, near Tenth street, yes.
tsrday afternoon. colored man, dressed in
PAU gi military pants, driving q two-horso
s.1 ss.I a.ong the Avenue, was summoned by one
OF the mounted patrol guard to halt and shov
ne pac: whether or not the oolored man
Sosysd the summons, We could not ascertain,
ptN Sst tne guard made = savage cut at him with
nis sabre, which, fortunately for the driver.
missed It's aim, and instead Of descending upon,
nis assd, isll upon that Of the horse, infioting
arightful gash above the ey 9 Of. the AMI mai,
vhich was left hanging BY ~ more thread of
skin. The colored man, who was riding on The
oseE os ot me horse. Quilted his seat ths,anter,
end ~ for dear life, as fast as his sgs could
carry Inn The human brute then thrust bis
sabre intoN side Of the other horse, injuring
tne animal "a severely that IL will not live. He
waa then arrested by two of the Metropolitan
Police, and takSn to the guardhouse, and de-
nvered over to Nhe military authorities. The
man belongs to the Fourth United States cav.
shbfys shy & ana was un 'd the Influence Of liquor at
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Death Resulting from Carelessness IL
Handling Fire.arms.

Nbbert Hogg, . young lad OF about thirteep
years of age, died on Saturday from the effects
ofa pistol wound in the right breast. received
on New Years Day In house on Capitol Hill.
The boy, at tho time Of the accident was em.
ployed In the Telegram Office AZ deliverer OF
dispatches. On New YEARS. Day he visited the
house Of one of his acquaintancos, where, lay
Ing on table, WAS q loaded pistol. Somehow
or another, In handling the pistol, It went off
the ball entering his right breast. He fingered
on until Saturday, when death relieved him of
his suferings. A day or two previous to meet.
Ing with the accident, In conversation with n
young companion, he made the remark, that Il
he ever WAS shot, he wished to be killed immedi.
or, perhaps, become a cripple for life. Little
did the little fellow think, at the time of the
remark, that he was 80 soon to meet death In
the manner he most dreaded.
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RY anEEN & WILLIAMS, Auc.,oneers.

NnAAN . "AAAAAmS, AuCNAOne
TxUSTEky SALE OF A VERY VALUABLE REAL
kHATE ON TIE CORNER OF SEVENTYf
AND STREETS
By virrue Of reoTee of the circuit court of the
Di.trict Of Columbia, Ia Gu lncery Ting passed in
two csus in~whieh " S'atham, smishson / Co =
and ustiu Sherman, respectively, are complainaut
and John F. Calan and hers are cefendan. g. b. ar
Ing d>te the tn day of December. A. u. 1871, the
uudrpgned will sell at public auction, to The hign
est bidder, TN TUH SDAY, the lath aay of nary
A. u. fS62, at+ clock m, upon the premises Lot
No 8, in square No as, of the plan Of the cty OF
Washington, fronting 81 feet l. lnchcs L street
north and 75 fee, On Seventh street west.
This we'll known proper Is sit IateI Oh the no til.
eaAt corner Of X AMI Seventh Streets opposite the
General Post Olce and Is one OF the very beet bust
ness locations In the oty or Washington The I'm.
provsments oonist Of three three story houses on
street, including the drug sAIrs ut the oorner Of
seventh and two. story puidip, on Seventh street
The property Will be sold at the sisk of the default
ing purchaser.
Term, cash, payable on the day of sale, and, II
the terms are not complied with Immediately the
said trustees authorized to eject the sail bid
and accept the next highest bidder, on mis- prompt
compliance with the terms.
All oonvsyancing at the cost Of the purchaser.
A. LLOYD, Trustees,
GREEN 4 WILLIAMS,
dec lS-StaW1W AuctioleeFs
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III o IL . E ST L. G N ..

-
A Fine Black HORSE, f'teen and a half H0A
hsnds high, six ysars old. entire ly black,
with the exception of one white hind foot, exteL d.
log up the ankle, atd trim bu 1t, the p operty Of T.
Loughran, Surgeon OF the Twentieth regiment
New. York State Militia, located at Upton ali Va
was stolen while standing in front OF the harnes
shop OF James 8: Tophsm, In Ssve nth street The
surgeon had taken the Horse and sa1dle there for
the purpose Of getting the latter fxe He LEFT the
Horre ~ charge Of one Of Me- TorhamI clerks, who
sssured him that the Horse would be safe and III At
he would SEE to him. There soon came up two per.
eHna who commenced untyipg the Horse and were
lold by the Gle to stop, but they persisted, aud
sISoesdsd 10 getting away with the Horte, under tn.
plea that his owner had sent the m for him
he meu are described ss having on al liens
e!.thss; Of middle sge, medium siz.: one wearing
dark viii klrs and moustat he and the same with
the exception of color, which was light
The HGrse had on, whe they took him, q military
bride, brass mountiogs, leather halter, pair Of
martingales, with the end through which the sur.
cnge goes dangling loose the latter being with The
saddle, within the sRop.
Any person having information ei' her of the
Horse or thieves, will be amply rewarded, by leav.
Ing 1t at the Police Headqusf,ers or At the ooe OF
Browns Hotel. Jan 7-St.
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New. smes L, Hopmss.

One OF the American missionaries murds red
BY the insurgents In their attack on the oity OF
CheefoO, was \ graduate of Columbian College
Of this city, from which he graduated In 1859
He was native Of MorgsntOwn, Virginia, and
n nephew Of General Holmes. ut present 10
tomao. Amer leaving college, Mr.. Holmes re-
moved to Cumberland, Maryland, where, for q
short time, be was stationed In minisl sra
capacity, and where he married Miss Little
formerly \ resident Of Washington. In The
latter part ofoS59, he Was sent to China, by the
Baptist Missionary Society, to preach the Cos
pei In that country. He was much estee ed
and beloved BY all who knew him, and his 'nu.
merous friends in this city will be panied to
learn OF his cruel, untimsly death.
The national Republican., 1862-01-07
Criminal Court.

Alfred Howard, indicted for the larceny OF
sixty dollars In gold from Robert Newman on
and sentenced by the court to two years and
six months imprisonment In the .penitentiary.
Edward Harmon. indicted for the larceny Of
two pistols, valued At SIS, from Heutenants
Robinson and Matson, In the month OF Septem
years and six months Imprisonment u the
psnitentiary.
Thomas Long, convicted on Saturday of an
assault and battery on Patrick Crogsn, WAS
sentenced to pay ine Of $l2 and costs.
Augustus MiSten, found guilty Of assault and
battery upon his fathsr-in.law, was sentenced
to pay \ fine of 81 and costs.
The national Republican., 1862-01-07

l. nUNN b CO., propristors Of the scientific
american, and agents for procuring American and
pa II ID NJ II -.
lseter to Hon. Judge Mason, Hon. Joseph Holt,
Hon. W. d. Bishop. sx-Conmlssiones Of ratehts,
have had business done through Mum i Co.'s Pat.
ent Agency.
Pamphlet Of sdvios sent free BY mail,
nail.
No charge for consultation, orally o. By nasil
Preliminary Exainination In United States fau,nt
Od6oe, ~.
Cficee, No. u Park Row, New York; Warrington,
oor aer Of and Seventh streets, opposite the Psten
GSs. vav 1l.-Auuis
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uAr,,as.s,a,.ns..

IN CAsfHlspaYgTo.nieht, the very skcsI.
Isnt iIpantomiihs, from thc Rsveis, Lss Zmors
6s o. A1pcs, ts presented for the nrst tip6 also
ward, IN be great principal act, " corde
yo!qnis, Or the Tying rope. .Anothl bssutifuj
ballet y Flvsn tonight. The ~ 1l6rmapSs q
o9s z, z: T;ry PEG Of the ds the price
TIE ALLEoHANIANs, who A6ui such golden
nyor With us during their lint gtsy last weak,
give us one more o5ncert( ~ ODD Fellows Hall
tomorrow night on they return from Alexan.
dria. This is the last opportunity to hear the
lard, "a other engagements prevent longer
stay. Eu 8, 7fDit" ~ fhH 9rl -
.cnalsrr's.- Tho success or this original aaA
all oxcelllng minstrel troupe, continues una.
batsd. Not to have heard Christy argues the
lack OF an car for music. .'