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The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1867-12-06

FITNESS NOT ABILITY.-the failure of
many men is not because they do not
possess ability, but because they do not
know how to use it. The choice of bust
ness in life in nine cases in ten is left to
chance, or caprice, oranything but what
it should be. AS result, vcyy many
occupy places which they never fill, are
loaded with tasks they never accomplish,
and are in pursuit of objects they never
reach. This explains the disiointed, &C.
centric, irregular state of things seen in
almost every community, If we all
knew our guagc, started right, and never
run off the track, the working force of
society would be far greater than now,
and its results of far more consequence.
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TENNESSEE.

TENNESSEE.
Bank of Tennessee, old
lSSllc........... ~
Planters Bank par
Union Bank .... par
Union Bank Ccrt's par
Blk of Chattanooga 10
Bank Of Commcrce,par
Bank of Knoxville, GO
Bank of Memphis, par
Blk of Middle Tenn, 9S
Bank of Paris, par
Bank of the Union, par
Blk of West Tenn 3S
Bucks Bank ..... par
City Bank. .,.....6 60
Commercial Bank, ,0S
Merchants Bank par
Northern Bank par
OcOec Bank. ........12
Bank Of Shclbyville SO
Southern Bank. 10
Traders Bank par
Life a. General In
surance Comply. 10
SOUTH CAROLINA.
Bank of Camden 80
Bank of Charleston, Is
Bank of Chester. 10
Bank of GeOrgetownl3
Bank of Hamburg II
Bank of Newberry 30
Bank of the State of
South Carolina IL
Commercial Bank .02
Exchange Bank =. 10
Farmers and EX-
change Bank ... OF
Merchants Bank Us
Planters Bank Of
Fairfield .........O %
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Times of Holding Courts.

Below will be found a correct list of the
time of holding the different Courts in East
Tennessee. We shall keep this list standing
in our columns:
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1867-12-06

spRoPHoBIA.--A correspondent of
louisville Journal tells us at some
}, how to prevent hydrophobia.
gins says he prevented a severe case
Ythe dreadful malady by simply get
Ia on a fourteen-rail fence and staying
erc until the dog left.
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County Directory.
Athens Municipal Officers.

MAYOR. VI. l.. Phillips.
RECORDER AND TREASURER. : VI. \. Helm.
MARSHAL. John Il. Rider,
ALDERMEN. NJ. l.. Phillips. NJ. A. Helm. j.
II. Hornsby. W. VI. Cate. w. III. Briant, ). VI.
Henderson, y. w. Gilbert.
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BENEFITS OF ADvERTIsING.-Thc
New York Ledger has increased its
sales from next to nothing to over three
hundred thousand. The circulation of
the 1mcricon Igric"'tnrist has run up
in nine years time from five hundred
to two hundred and fifty thousand.-
The Household JOuTn0i, which subsid-
ed at the commencement of the war be-
cause its owner went south, obtained in
six months from starting, round week.
ly circulation Of eight thousand. The
results have been accomplished almost
wholly by liberal and judiciOus adver-
Using, promising of course that paper
of some merit was made to back it.
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The following is a list of uncurrcnt Bank
Notes, corrected weekly from the NashuiUe
Union and Dispdtch:
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SOUTH CAROLINA.
Peoples Bank 49,. Al
Planters and Me-
chanics' Bank II
State Bank .... Oh
Southwestern Il. II. ~
Union Bank .....1O
ALABAMA.
Bank of Mobile 90
Blk of Montgomery 80
Bank of Selma 20
Central Bank. E. .05
Commercial Bank II
Eastern Bank ... As
Northern Bank. =, 40
Southern Bank. E. 30
GEORGIA.
Central II. X. Bank %
Georgia Railroad n
Banking Comply %.
Blk of Mid. Georgia s.
Marine Bank %
Bank of Augusta 81
Augusta Insurance o.
Bank of Columbus 0S.
Bank of Commerce Or
Bank Of the Empire
State. ...,....... %
Bank Of Athens. 80
Bank of Fulton R
Bank Of Savannah. Is
Bank of the State of
Georgia ......,..12
City Blk Augusta 33
Farmers and Me
chanics' Bank 10
Mechanics Bank OF
Merchants IL Plan
tcrs' Bank zee. .W
Planters Bank ~
Union Bank ... 05
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ADVICE TO YoUNG MEN.-Let the
business of every one alone and attend
to your own. Don't buy what You do
not want. Use every moment to advan-
tagc and make even leisure hours use
full. Think twice before you spend a
shilling, remember you will have anoth-
CT to make for it. Buy low, sell fair,
and take care of the profits. Look over
your books regularly, and if you
find an error, trace it out. Should a
stroke of misfortune come upon you in
trade, retrench, work harder, but never
fly the track. Confront difficulties with
unhinching perseverance, and they will
disappear at last; but shirk, and you
will be despiscd.
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NINCINNATI TYPE FOUNDRY, 2Ol
~ Vine Street. Cincinnati, Ohio.
Dee. q, leJI-ll CHAS. WELL, Treas
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Hancock, 18th Monday January, May and Sept.
Hawkins, LIST Monday after 4th Monday Jan'y,
May and September.
Greene, I'd Monday Feb'y, June and October.
Washington, 4th Monday Feb, June and Oct.
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Legacies, lineal issue or ancestor. brother
or sister, per cent Lcgacics, descendant Of
brother or sister per cent. LegacicS, uncle
or aunt, or descendant of same 1 per cent
Lcgacies, great uncle or aunt, or descendant of
same . per cent. Lcgacics, strangers in blood
6 per cent,
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Uncurrent Money.

supreme court, hnONNlile, III MOnui
TENDER. Federal Court, Knoxville, B
day in May and November.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-09-07
The Danish Islnnds,

4 report comes from Vienna that tha govern
n1nnt is treating with that uf Denmark for the pur-
chase ot tho Virgin Island, and that The sum off,
cred is sa 0O0 600 in gold. The telegraph tlenies
the truth OF this report, but IL the bargain ia
struck We shall get throe islands Of somc little
aiZo--St. Thomas, Santa Cruz aud st. John, and
several others OF no Importance. Tho group was
discovered By Columbus on his seeond voyage IN
140i. Bctwcen Florida ard those islands lie the
four pieces OF manifest destiny-Cuba, the BAHIA
mas, San Domingo and Porto Rico.
Santa Cruz is the most important having an
area OF 79 square miles, and population, in 1850,
OF 23,729 81. Thomas comes next, with 81 square
miles nnd l3.GGG inhabitants. st. John has 90
square miles, aud population OF 2228.
Santa Cruz Ia aboni twenty miles long, from two
to sir miles wide, generally Hat well watered,
moderately fertile. unhealthy, md subject 10
droushts, hurricanes and earthquakes. About
two-iftlls OF Tho land 10 planted With cane, und
the annual sugar crop varies from Il 600 to 10 900
hosshea,is. Therultration Of cotton, indigo.an
coiiec has dwiudlcd to almost nothing. Tho har-
Dor of Tie capital town, Clristiaustadt has bad
entrance, aud is full of shoals.
st. Thomas is about twelve miles long, less than
three miles wide, rugged, bare Of woods parched
and sterile. The area of cultivated land ia only
$500 acres, hall of which ia given to sugar The
free port Of Charlotte Amalia is tho centre OF O
large trade, The annual importation ID estimated
at s. O0D 006 sud the number Of ships touching at
the port in 1850 was 2l95.
ST. John is about twelve miles long, four miles
wide, very uneven, with little wnter and poor
soil. Bmnll crops Of sugar and cotton are raised,
and care given to the raising Of 1.-Two stock,
There is good anchorage at ChFistiansborg.
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Scenes ut the French Debtors rr1,on.

Al eundown writes Paris correspondent, the
keeper Of the prison for debtors at Cltchy, pro-
claimed the joyful intelligence that the bill was o
law, and announced that the doors would be OPEN
jubilee OF tho prisoners 30 Great was their de-
light, the absence Of the sex vas not observed in
the bah tloy eytemporiZcd. There were ninety
three insolycnt debtors then in custody. Among
them waa ono American. He was unfortunate in
business ultl lucky in marriage. Ho came hore
with hia wife.
French croilit0r discovered linn and had him
arrested, reckoning upon the wfes fears and aflec
tion to enable hin to recover the SIG due. Tho
mother if thoy thought $4,000 would be their re-
ward for toasting her brown. Lopez only asked
threo times IA much for playing Judas Iacariot,
Our country people declined to reward tho French
mans bodnsss 30 munifcently, snd the husband
wont to jail and boarded Mt the Frenchman's OK
pcnae.
As the clock pointed to ono minute past mid
night, all the prisoners whoso famlios expected
tilom at homo quilted the prison. waking tho whole
neighborhood with their gea. Twelve or tifteon
prisoners, who know they were not expected, beg
ged permission tn roniain that night in jail. Be-
foro farewell was biddon 10 thoAo walls the SILENT
and insenBbe Witnesses OF SO many tears and 30
many sorrow-fraught hoarts, il becamo necessary
to dispose OF tho insoivent debtors property.
II consisted of 1900 volumes, alf presentation
copies, and some CT them valuable books ns for
instance H. Martins History OF France Michelets
History Of Franco, and the'compete works OF La
MARITIME, Victor Hugo, Eugene sne, Alex. Dumas,
Moreover, two billiard tables and their acces-
sories, kitchen range, which cost $500, good
deal Of kitchen furniture, bonches, chairs, various
games, good many yards Of pipes for water, two
bathing tubs aud valuable collection OF flowers,
shrubs and trees. Tho ioRolyent debtors' COM
mittee OF management ordered all tlese objects to
be sold and tho proceeds paid to Prince Imperlals
Society for loans to children.
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'T.ELEGRAPHIC.
uur cnble Dispatches.


LONDON, September G.--rhc specie i'll the B.,uli
of England, Gr tho Grsl limo i'll ilftcen years, ex-
Goods tho circulation.
Recent dispatches disrrcdd tho release OF the
abyssiniaII prisoners Preparations for tho c1-
podition for tho release nre continued.
vessels from United States ports be strictly quar-
antined.
PARrs. September Cit is stated that Or L'Hrys
will soon enter the Cabinet;
BERLIN, September G.-41i.a action of the Pr,is-
sian Senate denotes the acceptance Of tho assur-
anccs that tho SalzUurG Conference Indicates
peace.
Tho North German Parliament is largely liberal
The French horsr .'Inr,blas' won tho gold
medal u. Efinghcm.
Tho Government Of Denmark officially denies
the sale Of the Danish Wcut India Islands.
Negotiations arc progressing for establishing
a postal treaty between Prussia and the United
States, similar to that with England. Tho Grand
Duke, FEEpERIcR WILLIAst, favors the Union Of
the Bund with the North German States.
LIVERPOOL, September G--Noon.- Cotton became
dull last evening. Uplands declined jd. Opens
quiet this morning. Iplands, l0d.; Orleans, 10ld.
Sales TO- 600 bales. Sales nf tho week 20 O00 where
Of 1900 wero ior export and 20D0 to spectators.
Stock 10000 bales, whereof aO@ OaO arc American.
Brcadstui,a and provisions quiet and unchanged
LONDON, September G-.Noou.-- Consols 9i3.
United States Bonds weak at 73t
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WA SiilnGton News,

WAsuISGToS. September 6.-The President has
recognized ALEXANDER BELlAIoHE pE BEAUHAs
French Consul at Charleston Baron ALBERT Dr.
YEAUx at Richmond, and ]. 4. QurSvERRo, Belgian
Consul ut New Orleans.
clerical error of twelve and hllf million in
tho debt statement has been discovered for the
Government, which leaves the debt outstanding
less cash il, Treasury two thousand five hundred
aud fivo millions.
GRANT was not at the Cabinet which continued
in session over two hours.
Gen. DENVER has received tho following, datctl
Snn Francisco the 5th f: California sends greet
ing to all conservative citizens Of te East having
elected HENRY II. HAIonT, Governor by many
thousands, following tho footsteps Of Connecticut,
AID improving on her example. Tho Legislature
ia Democratic Two Congressman, it is believed,
arc elected. Signed by The Chairman OF the State
Democratic Executive Committee.
Another prvatc dispatch indicates the election
of three Democratic congressman.
The Internal Revenue receipts to-day amount to
si5,5OO.
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M.Tunrp DEBT nor rnrsryrrp s,
l,G53,TP,1sJ g..


Amount OF debt less cash In treasury. 81 ua 05
The foregoing is correct statement Of the pub
lie debt, as appears from the books and Truasu-
rer's returns in the Department on the lat OF
September, 1867. HUGH McCULLOH,
Secretary OF the Treasury.
BY comparing the above Will, the statement Tor
August 1St, VIC find that tho dobt-bearinG COLI in
terost has increased during the past month
S3G, ISL ESQ., tho dabt-bcarng currency interest hnS
decreased sGG 800 GOD matured dobt moi pt esented
debt bearing interest decreased 81. .157, ,81G.75;
leaving tho total debt leas by $40 eO3 7OG75 than
Oh the frat OF August; but MS the coin in the
treasury is Sl612 15i less Than at that date, and
the currency So, 221.79 less, The decrease in
the amount Of the public debt, less casli i'll
treasury, is So 850, ,J30.a6.
j. B Lamar il ia seen by tho official records, il
earnestly pressing upon tho treasury the settle
mGnt OF claims For cnptured cotton. The payment
of these aud other similar claims, however, has
bee. suspended, for tho preaent by tho Secretary
OF the Treasury, nj the request Of the committee.
Those heretofore settled BY tho Secretary Srre
paid OH the principle pursued by EX-Secretaries
ChaGu aud FesscndeI namely: rcservng the
power to supervise tho acts OF the treasury agents
in cases where proof was furnished Of improper or
illegal seizure. 1t ahould be stated that large
number of cnims havo been rejected by the Secrc-
tary, throwing The claimants OIL tho Court Of
Claims for redress. The subcommittee expect to
be in New York next Monday to examine into tho
mode Of tho collection Of customs, with Wow to
simplifying tho systcm and In diminish the ex-
pcnscs, and also into Tho collection OF revenue on
spirits and tobacco in order, If possbc to devise
some means by which frauds may lie prevented.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-09-07

CEIHEsE DWELLING 1IoUsEs.--In tho article on
cheap living, by DIR. Cafe. published in the Jour
nal 8Ps COHnGissdnccs Affdteates, wo find sono
curious fhcts concerning the way IN which tho
Chinese have solved that difficult problem. They
do not grow much wool, aud nro, therefore, be-
hind lis in th0t respect, but they replace 1t with
furs and stuGs they mako Of cotton, hemp, fax
and various other fibious roots. They have q
prodigioua variety Of silks, which they adapt to
tho different scasons, and aro cheap enough to be
within tho reach Of tho most needy. The cheap
ness of fIr5 IN China strikes Europeans with as
toniHhment As regards dwellings,, they use
stone, brick, wood or bamboo, according to the
provinces. II is true, their houses havo no ieoo
or upper story, hut their ground 1oors built on
largc houses in China harc court, with SOUTH
orn exposure for the women Of tho family, and
garden TO tho north. town entirely built OH this
system, with wido streets, enjoys q much freor
circulation OF air than o;h towns, with their lofty
houses and often very narrow streets.
There is singular system Of roRt-payinR in
China and which certainly does not appear to us
session OF tho house, pays tho proprietor capital,
tho interest OF which, at twelre per cent, is
largo enough to cover tho yent for three years.
At the end Of That timo the capital is return
ed to tho owner At Tien-tsin, q house consist
ing Of six rooms and court, may ha rented
in this way by paying down capital Of 600
flames, which Is returned at tho end of that
time. In the way OF food, tho Chinese have
turned everything 20 aeeoiiut thst can moro
siikToyms in caster OIL cat roast dog, and mako
orcoont soups 0f Certain birds nesta, which lat
Ter, on the strength OF onr own e3ptrienco, We
do not hesitate to pronounce real dellcacies On
the merits OF tho two other dishes we respect
fully beg to withhold our opinion. Cdiigndnt,
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FROM AN ARTICLE ny Louise N ALcor, in the
Independent, We quote the following '.The min
ute he began to read the famouH PickSick Trial
rfound DIcKESs. and heartily enjoyed evtry word
Here lie seemed at home, aud hs audience also :;
for thiR, in spite OF age, still has the inlomtab
drollcry and spirit OF his early works. How poa-
ple laughed EnSlishs meI riment il as sonorous
us English speech, and the roars that shook the
walls spoke vol for the health Of aristocratic
lungs. Old gentlemen mopped their faces stout
dowagcrs leaned back exhausted handles drop-
ped their glasses to wipe lears OF genuine laughter
from thoir cych hees, forgetting their flushed
faces, laughed like girla and every one looked
about him with an oppression OF hilarious good
will, which it WAS Impossible 10 resist. My COM
panion grew hysterica in vain efforts to restrain
his shouts aud soon became entirely reckless
OF my personal appearance, bent only upon enjoy
ing myself to the utmost Bazius 1as an exact
copy OF an English attorney and DIcKENs has
mado 1t study. Justice SrARELEIaH Was as much
like On owl as human being could be. WIsKLE
poor bashfnl soul l-got into pet, and stutier-
ed in way that must have convulsed the Court,
as il did us. Mrs. CLUPPiNs was not so we'll done
as have seen in on private stage in America !;
end SAN WELLER was not spirited enough. But
old WELLERs gruff, wheezy "'woice" spectrally
roaring spell it with We, skMME-spen it
with We," Was thing to shout over long after
ward
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PRICE FIVE CENTS
SPECIAL NOTICES.

ss' YOUNG MEMS CHRISTIAN ASsOCIA-
iloN.-iha Rev. g. :. rEDDEn will Ielivera SERMON
H'or' ti' a'ocasion F'.H"rr"p tSuplayl Ereainy. tn
s'h n' In Citadel Bluoro baptist Church Services To-
commence at oclnrI
The public generally aud youop uersous csrcca,v arc
invited attend.
collection viii c taken I'm for tho bopent OF tho asrc
ciation " u pr,,rrpTo>. ,.,
~ D. ihe rogunr Quarterly Meeting, for tho tru1sac-
on o important busnra', will be held of tho Associ=-
ton Rooms Til: E,.tiEy ss,,onho--
EJ'ohftiAN HOUSE CHAPEL.-TIiE REV.
J. &. MILLER viii perform Divine Services In ,I,,
Chapel 10 po''"'" .H>rn,,.. sth iu., Ut hsIt.p1,
f"ir "''o's. Sepleulbsr :;
Cd ADMINISTRATORS NuTIuE.-Ar.L pEE.
SONS having denania against tho Estate Of thu ,.,
JAMES flfHrArRcK. will present tile same property
aitcsed; un all persons indebted 10 tho said Estate viii
make payment to MesIrs. CAMPBELL & SEAnHooK, No
Oh Broad street MICHAEL STAUNToN.
september tisn6 Administrator de bonis non.
m 'IE ATTENTION OF THE FIRE DE.
PAR IN rall,rl to thr following regulations {:
Al! .luntrrr Enshln running un nuy Ir,y1nout i'm
eiher the Upper Lower wIrlI wIeru the street d.
paved shall pay Hue or fiy Dollars. aud any wari
Engine rpnmtn! tile same offence liIrr pay sLsll be
stopped 'lhr sailc rule shall he applicable 10 tue
Markets.
Every N"iliiirrr EliHNr Cotupany shall hlyS either
bells or gong ultaclrd To their Engine or Reel aud the
same shall mot he mufrd either going OF rcturni,
itom In alarm cf Dire. Tho sane rule shall be appea
bis 20 Ward Engnes but Engine shall return from
hro faster thai walk.
No two Steamers shall work at tho saue Fire Well
Cae Volunteer Hand Engine may draw water from SAM.
Well where Steamer Is drawings aud If two Hand Eli.
g'nos are at Fire Wrno steamer shalt b. allowed to
tho same.
Two "rtn're s'tanisr. mlls lraw water from Drsin
Pit. n n STunpcr
August ~ CLERK and s,,nt
Ds' CHIEF QUARrERMASTERS OFFICE.
SECOND MILITARY DISTRICT. NORTH AND SOUTH
CaRoIiNA. CHARLESTON. $. c. AUGUST II, 1861
SEALED PROPOSALS. will ba received at thls office
until IL O'Clock NJ On Monday tho 10th day Of aeptenl.
ber 1851 al wl' time they will be opened for this pur-
chase Of tho following property. viz:
Wreck Of steamer BOSTON. in ashepoo River
Wreck of steamer GEO wASIIISuTJS In Coos.n-
River.
Wreck of s'rauer CitASSEuR. IN Sru!, Creek
Wrrck ut steamer RANDOLPH Ia Chai loston Hatbur
Mrrri of steamer ETIWA :, in ChsrleSi IN Harbor
Wreck of steamer RUBY. in Light Hous, Inlet
Hndcrs Will state the amount offered il each wr L.
Tie wrecks will be sold separately and t the highest
bidder unless snth bid be- deemed unreasonable
Proposals must b. sddresscd ia tho UNDER and
marked Proposals Tjr purchase OF wrecls.'
Il. U. TYLER,
llmrei Major-ocueral, Chier Quarternaster
Deputy ouartermasscr.ueneral. u. s. a.
August 10 o,
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THE CorroN CRop.-We,are sorry to say that the
cotton prospect is becoming moro gloomy daily,
owing to the caterpillar. They are on almost
every plantation, aud the destruction already COM
mttel il great indeed. A gentomon informed liz
this morning that They had eaten about half his
crop, and that the balance would be gono IN a row
days. Thgir oarly appearance aud yigor is matter
Of general remark, and no ono expects to escape
thor ravageH.-Semi- Weekly Fiorididn.
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ASROTICE To MARINERs.-OA AiNs
AND PILOTS Wishing 10 anchor their vessels IN Ashley
River. requested not 10 do anywhere within direct
range Of the heads OF the SAVANNAH RAILROAD
WHARYEs. on the Charleston and 81. Andrews aide OF
the Ashley River: by which prerAuon contact with the
Submarine Telegraph Cable will be avoided.
y. G. TURNER, II. II.
Harbor Masters Office, Charleston February &. 1866.
February
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The EIcctipns In California.

SAN FRANcIsco, September 5--lFAIdHr has been
elected Governor, AyTEI. 10 Congresa in the Isl
District and nearly Tho whole Legislature Demo-
cratic. Tho Democratic delegation from San Fran
cisco and Sacramento wera elected. This will pre-.
vent the reelection of Senator CONFESS tRadcan.
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EraDn AInIIilc.

MOBILE September 6.--Two cases OF yellow fertr
have been sent to the hospital from the schooner
Da,cn, lately from Ta,npico. M cases originating;
i'll the city reported.
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rSfnsic has cl,armn to aoothe the savage breast."
ODsTAR aorenaded tho Indians With brass band
for three months. and gave It up In disgust. u
wouldn't work. The frontieramen nov clau1or for
a more substantial mod9 Of Harfare. ',is" : Ia.
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E0- The Rclntivcs, Friends IN nj Acquninr.
antes OF the lao Mr. b. &. dADspES and ofMr NJ S. BEE
and family respectfully invited attend the Funeral
Services of Mr.. B. c. GADsDEN, at ST. Paurs Chrrch
This hEerroen, ut Four O'Clock. SeptcrnIcr
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Methodist brother recently had occasion to
preach diaconrse against the doctrines OF immor-
aion, bnt conldn't 1nd the text until, with great
shroHlnefs and good sense. no bit upon this !:
Beware Of dipers land strange doctrines" y.
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Marine Dlsastcr.

REs WEsr, September 5.-'fho Steamship George
Cfon,reN from New Orleans for New York broke
her shaft the stern hearings. The water wash :
ed in. The passengers, baggage and two hundred
and forty bales of cotton were saved, the rest -
the freight got wei Cap!ai.. SiASanns i,"p.a to
EaTe the Tessel.