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The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1869-08-13
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Virginia---The Test Oath.

1t seems to be pretty generally under
1Hstood at Washington that President
Grant will not permit HIS Cabinet to
practically nullfy1 the results Of the late
saFirgipia election obyiexaoting the OBJ;
noxieps test oatha and that the iPresi.
dent is fully resolved to abide by the
popular verdict, and that, too, against
THE advice of some Of his constitution
-ial adyisers, who are well known 70 be
of Numerically the opposite, opinion
This information is strengthened by an
-"hrticle'ih thcRichmond Inquirer, which
says; "We have it In a most direct
manner that the test, oath willano be
cxaetedn The words are italicized and
seem TO bear the impress Of authority,
E@S- The cclipso' arpeared on time.
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Virginia.

The New York Tribune says in re-
gard to the test oath: "We protest
against the exaction of the test oath as
mcditated by Gen. Candy. We want
the leading Conservatives to take their
seats in the new Legislature swear
fidelity to The new, Constitution and
ratify the 10Th amendment, and we want
the. State admitted thereupon to repre-
sentation in Congress and to all the
rights, of self-goyernment, and so we
are confident do very large majority
Of the Northern peopie.% 9rr
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Tenant Wanted.

A pretty good joke was played on
the people at the Presidential mansion
last week. Some wag. up to mischief,
stuck on one of the pillars of the porti-
co a large placard containing in big
letters the words, "To let for four
kEgs to a permanent tenant" The word
Huanent" was capitalized. The pla-
IaNasioncd great merriment to
~ ,mainod undiscovered for
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1869-08-13
The Missing Link Found,

Z A Calcutta sapaat named Cameron
has startled India by the affirmation
that a'race of tailed men and women
arc to be found in,the forests of Borneo.
lic says that his information comes
from Sarawak traders, who state that
this 'imissing link" "trace live in the
trees, have, bows and arrows and other
rude implements, and qsubsist entirely
by hunting: 7'''
ps5- The hog may not be thoroughly
posted in arithmetic; but When You
come to the square root he is there
the hog ie.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1869-08-13
A Word for Smokers.

Children should never be allowed to
remain in room where people are
smoking. We have known many chill
dren ruined by breathing the vile smoke
of the fathers cigar, and sometimes
the mothers pipe. If parent is SO
very ignorant of the laws of life as to
'dsmoke where young children live, he is
q barbarian indeed. sH
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1869-08-13
A Novel Pulpit.

Last Sunday pulpit made of Leba-
non and olive wood, 1000 years old.
was dedicated in anICongregational
church at Amherst, Massachusetts,
Such pulpit is 'a'nice thing to have.
but it would be more properly placed
if in museum. The preaching from
it will certainly not be any moro effec-
tive than if it took place from pine
pulpit. .' i' '-' 'f''i'
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Mistakes of Government Agents

y large amount OF sugar has been
seized in Chicago and New Orleans by
government agents for alleged infrac-
tion of the revenue laws. 1t seems
from the recent testimony of a sugar eX-
pert in New Orleans that it is difficult
for an Inspector to tell whether certain
grades of sugars are imported or are OF
domestic manufacture. Therefore the
subject should be handled with care
! The internal revenue laws are sufficient:
ly rigid and burdensome without hav.
ing them unjustly and improperly en-.
forced, especially upon an article thai
enters so extensively into family con
sumption as sugar .u ,i.s.lHt
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Che 9ost.
Athens. Friday, August IL. 1850
Louisiana.

In Louisiana the excitement and bit
terness of past years has subsidized, and
the people are devoting themselves to
commerce and industrial pursuits. The
cotton and sugar crops are the largest
and best ever produced there. And
thus another proof is added that the
way ofpcace is tho straight path to
prosperity. - ~ ..la p' rn..H.d~aH
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A New Departure.

A few days ago an order was issued
by the President, through the Secretary
s'of State, to seize all the gun-boats or
= "cther war vessels now being construct
hned for Spain in this country. This is
'''putting Spain on the same footing as
80 the Cubans, and in an indirect way re-
~ cognizing the latter as belligcrents. 1t
- is evident that the administration is
gtakingia new start OH the Cuban ques-
ton, and that it has fianked the Demo
incrats on this political issue.Mr IN
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Political Drumfish.
I (From the Imperialist, Of the 2lst.


The oystermen of the shores of Long
Island Sound and the New England
States have been afflicted this year by a
visitation Of those loctists of the sea,
the dramfshi They have come in huge
shoals, devouring, devastating, and have
ruined the fair prospects of many a sub
marine plantation. Vain alike have
been hook and seine-thei one is inf
iiitely too SLOW, and the other breaks its
futile meshes with the mere weight and
strains. "'' fH 7A j'i'
1.-THE drumfsh is the hereditary eireiny
of the oyster. He is by no means large
but he is provided by nature with o
strength of jaw which prepares him for
his destiny. lie picks up an oyster,
cracks him at tire edges, sucks him out
and spews away the shell. He has no
sentimental affection for shells from
which he has sucked all the nutritious
contents. aul s'.iirG yaficrf NJ
The "drum" is the typical and repre-
sentative fish of America; in human
form he directs our caucusses and leads
our parties, not to speak of his minor
agencies in the plantations" of Ameri-
can society. lie takes an Office, and it
is his oyster. Trust him to leave moth
ing but the she'll when the time comes
for him to throw it away. He seizes
upon party issue to carry him into
power. and when once he has extracted
"all the good of it," it is thenceforth a
meatless shell to him. To-day he is an
abolitionist and the champion of a
'grcat moral idea," but tomorrow his
instincts tell him that there remains
other and yet unsucked oysters in the
same bed, and he behaves like q wise
drumtish. "'''"' 'a.
That everlasting and all but inexhaus.
tible bed. tho ',Treasury,"l has been
from the first surrounded bya countless
school of these deprcdators, all provid.
ed by nature with the necessary crack.
ing and sucking apparatus, and it is all
in vain to plant fresh oysters in theil
presence, as they prefer TO work while
the shells are still soft.
To their honor, almost, be it said, we
cannot class as legitimate drumfsh the
crackers and suckers Of the Wendell
Phillips school, who persist i'll continu.
ing to mouth and MUNICH over and over
again the empty shell of their one par.
ticular oyster: it was large, it was fat
and it was well-favored, and they re.
fuse TO believe that it can have been ex:
hausted even by their prcternatura
power Of jaw. But, perhaps, their self
satisfied delusion is a saving to the ma
tional plantation-who knows?
The drumtish is not specially availa
bic for food, for oil, for his bones, and
but indirectly for an editorial illustra.
tion. He may serve to points moral
but otherwise his best adaptability is in
a putrid state and as manure-he
serves by his decay TO stimulate the
growing crops Of the future, but to that
enl he must be captured by the cart.
load and hauled on shore.
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Girl-BOys.

A new style Of head dress for gentle
men is said to be coming in fashion. for
the fall and winter. AS near as we can
form an opinion from the verbal de-
scription we have heard, it will harmon
ize well with a'verse Of a song which
the late w. e. Burton used to sing at
the Bowery: , @ 90, b
There was youngApan, and his name was
gi, Brown lIsi k1,9t -HI .JYifEg1l-
And he wore two dangling curls,,c a.lt
And the hair on mis- heau was plastered down,
And hung down his back like girls.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1869-08-13
Land Jobs ana Pacific Railroads

a Washington correspondent has Civ
en- an;exposition Of a,big land job con.
nccted with the Southern Pacific Rail
road Company, and we have little
doubt there is something in it. But
has there not been the, biggest sort OF
land jobs with all the Pacific railroads
and, for that matter, with many Other
railroads? 1t is quite possible there
may be a job evon in this apparent hos
tility to the Southern route and cOmpa.
ny onGthe part of the other great Pacific
Railroad land jobbers. We are gainst
all land jobs, but think the Southern
Pacific is the best route and entitled to
as much consideration from the govern
ment as the others 9iU4 ul sru .ss
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A Mine Pit Horror. ~ n.

y" From Central Europe comes comes intelli.
,gence OF a mining disaster, attended
with sucll'appalling fatality and lament
able consequence, as to throw all our
" more recent accounts Of railroad cas-
ualties and such like occurrences in a
nstill more dreary shade. In the noun
tain district'of saxony, near to the city
;'noflDresden, three hundred and twenty
persons employed in a coal mine were
1T instantly killed last week. by an. acci-
aedent' the exact nature Of which is not
stated, The cable says that the conse-
quences are attributable to g stormy
weather." .-...-
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Horace Greeley Utters The Truth:

After all, Horace Greeley has said
the best thing of any Of the. Northern
speakers who have visited Virginia
In Lynchburg he said: "What the peo-
pie of Virginia needed WAS not so
much Northern capital or immigration
from abroad as unity and dctermina-
ton among her own people to develop
their own resources Thisis conspic-
uously exact in point of truth, and will
apply as we'll to some other States as it
does to Virginia, ......,.,., ..-...' e
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B !, Bss- A fire occurred in the United
States Bonded Warehouse at lPhiladel-
phia on thei4th, which destroyed, pro-
perty to the amount of $4,000 ispi
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80 psg- Josh Billings writes that philos-
ophcrs aulagree that the milk IL put in :
to the koker nut, and the hole IL neatly
plugged up, but who the feller IL who
duziit---the philosophers are honest for
a wonder-to admit that they can't tell.
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j Bay. Two gentlemen left Selma, -Ala.,
a few daysisince for San eFranciscog Cor
shipment of Chinesey They had or
ders for, five hundred laborers, ,r
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1869-08-13

nay The last society spoken, OF, in
California is the "Pay-nothingw 1t is
said to be alarmingly prosperous. q The
password is,a" Lend me- a dollar " the
response, "Broke.'
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owns lup.

Morgan Hamilton, of Texas, owns
up. He says: "The Republican party
is as dead today in Texas, as it is in
Kentucky. 1t had, in the face of the
formidable combination organized a.
gaipst 1t, but a sorry prospect in the
Immediate future, but then ithdd a IT,
tire, which now it las not. have no
stomach tpr. further work in the contest,
IT has, been frQm the start "a hopeless
So"tSe4l9qa4 aL4 10 omos al lieizag
no BS~lFive-twenties are qlikely to, in
creasein valuciwithso good a acustomer
in the marketIas .Uncle Sam promises
to be. Six millions are,to be bought in
this month. a~ o- os -,
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Sefentli9er @erfluf.

Iuf Sreita9 oen 5ten Mdrj, nno Won.
tag Den 22fen Wdrj 1869,
Am II ll6r @tttass. iOn an Der l,bsrIsfn BOtn.
nung bt5 pnfor6fnen g Of mon { d ten.
wauntr. Ia Stsr Mafuasls Sowalbip. e,ttst
county. bad iofeenbr, bip,siat Gissntbum Sf
ffntli& Si,fauft mftbfm. na&li&: ~
nr.-f glsua pOrsasfi&s Dfrbs, wOpOp
tS1A2 elnts Gin f6ps.er. traunu estnsauI
@Se2Ngks.. H. tin fGpars's Sattel. unb So,
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dls SimIltrpftib. 8 S4brs alt. swft I&parsr
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alt. unb elm jpsijatHSss MahnnfiGen. 46i
iunss NllGfuh', mdfsn5 Dmtam ,9iats, brei
bapcn ftiIGmsiftrb tis gum 8titauf trti elhidt.
tiss Sull,r, ftrf SGpsire. Z ARonate alt, roe
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stner nit 8oty ter anpne treitraetrta, Gin Mat
lenpassn ftir 3wsi Gfsrbs, nit Butp, Elm 3wei.
fpinnlssr Spring Wasen nit Dtfs. unb elm
Srud Bassn. zine Ndpmaf@ins. zine Sa'prilsi
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5uitermafGlns unb Srobbant, @ti1ttorn1halsr
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bier gfusS,i&Ius, 3psi lsiGte gauiass Sc.
iAlrre, elm neuer 8sitlattsl unb 3aut, perI&Ie.
Ssns anbers Sditsl. Gsrnsr bier 8slten unb Belt,
laesn, 3wsl 5ld8eltIfde u anpus SiIGs, S&rsib.
beef, SGrdnte, Sinf, MstlttRs, Solslias, Sp&.
cfsn NIT 9tUbr, 5olSofsn, Yariorofsn NIT gtptr,
cline ansabt Stdtls. Santt. 5aueubr NIT Saasn
parlors uno SuppsnraIpst. anpsrs @arp,t, @ilsn.
unS So6tsiIsl Sdftn, Safer uno S!anber, 81.
ber. 6lsilGbdntf, 8attstfle, SSta.n u. 8obrsr
Ss&s StarsS ba allmtown Nltional Banf,
unb ptls anbsre Qrtlfrf, 81 umfaup.i9 allt an,
3ufitrsn. -.. ..'.s
Die Ssbinsunssn am Snfaufstass unb auf.
ipartunS BON ".+ .." TX ..
Sonas 9ibtenpallner,
gSm. 8. eibtennagner,
, Iominii.ratoren.
Dauio Rod, auetionar. r'-.s .
Gtbr. 8. 1869. T.. na6m
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Sebf8b &Hsaueballma Giisnbabn
Ceshtst aotlsn unb S&iifatri GU)
-.-. II inter Hnoronuna.


2 Bon unb mao Montas ben 1 T. Dfebr. 1868
werb.n Die 8dse auf plsl.r 8abn fOlssnbsrmabfn
lbesttn
8nlaftn antntpwn fir SCRANTON, Bilfss.
barr, NauG gtunf unb ,til6nItsssnbs Eta
tlonsn tim 2 AZ 8aGmittass
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laeslptia In 8vbinbuns
I.a. s.r.. Jobn p. Jlsley Supt.
Dec. / fi68. 1fa els. G., raSs
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nit tnFSdser 6dde Got II BEL 60 5ue.--
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8efanntma6un9

@insm sssbrten biefssn unb ouSipdrtigenl
Yubltum, made ib bierburd) befannt, baB id)
fortpdbreub ale Sorten Seppids. ieIbit gefer.
tst auf Soaub gum berfauf babe Ioipie ltets be.
reit bin, ouf SslteIluns Ssppds, Carpet, 9ei.
neue- uno sSolsne StoHs 81 ipebeu, unb Der,
Iprsde ,u9lsid bic reeaite uno prcmpteite Se>
bienung. Sd eriud)e bieirbalb cin setbrtes
Yublitnm nm bic lleberjsusuns 81 ssipinnen,
ms9sn Der Siaistsit unb @cetdt 81 mir 5utcm'
men. bu faufsn uno beitsuen 81 ipolsn ,ti
Adtt Strabe 5iuiiden Der oamiIton unb gin.
bsnitra SbiIrcn anter Ssasenbud)'s .Galf.
bans. ,eH -.r1.
~ y. 9eppide itsts borrGtbs unc ipsrbsn in
0roBen unb 8Iciusn bsrfdnft - s'.il
Sonatban .. @ieano.
J Dtpbsr 81, 1868 a nos
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ptSiaguas,H bisftr e4siiang.

Ter Vatrat srtb'in itSu Sisnitas fir Gin abaIsr uni
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