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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-03-07
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LOUISVILLE. Ky, March 6.-four men, named
Jones Welsh Gnkrrson and shannon, well known cit-
zens OF crab Orchard springs Ky, year ago took out
negro named Thomas Scott. On suspicion Of having
burned building III springs. and hanged him two
three times fo make him confess scott persstcnty
denied the chnrrr. after being released, sued
Federal Court TOR damages, and the Jury today awarded
81 us ans each The hrsg three drondants, and sUo
a-.a,t Shannon.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-03-07
FIRE IN CINCINNATI

CmclNSArI. March ii a. IN. - Short e
" after midnight tire broke out among the
steamers at wharf totally destroying the
following with their cargUes; Champion Argosy'
St. Charles Kate Robinson Major Anderson ana Altoona
also seriously damaging the min'hae Ne"'Otleahs
whaf-boat which may yet he destroyed
Il il in,,ossible Mt ths hour ascertain the lOs4,
which Will he heavy The frt Is still raging but l. not
likely 10 extend beyond The boats Mentioned above as
the other Threatened boats have been removed by tu-s
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-03-07
DOMESTIC MAaGETs.

rTOr,RA, March sFopr g., sls ~ sapr-ir. s6 a.
Double Extra II ga treble i - p Com atrsrca Zoe
.e. ,.c Wbts Oa 81. 3rln -o a 81 % Hy
fhoice PsrE tat - t3 = 10
lia,s Bacon quiet igr shoulder ~, of Cfsr b ics 'sa
d- -res SGgarCuIrd Hams .h - 4al1 Lord 9pet.
Jtd9, Tor relee oic Neg sugar da a. 'e ioI on"n
&C. Tor FAR ard 1917. for Choice A9lfass Dbl A. 81 o' -e
ing Common flr 510j2,. Pfme 9Jc- Tor rne n"t
FmentnE Wlskt sot 1t o. 81 Coie s9f 20 -02l'e ~
caluFr-St. Ring 1Jt. Yeg-IorS GIT. par. God, lni
N!.nISGrov Msrcb 1S.ir1 lurpent-e get II ~ f1ns
en- Strained Pale Crude Tuneatas tessy. %
t,f l4r. p. r ielos D.p aud Y.Tg7l. Tar Sray %
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-03-07
LITEST snip NEEH.
rfyroAsr snip Mars s,e 1ra rrgcl

TTD' 0Ifsr MID N0Ir8 SO y ~ I'JeI
zet-- SAILED
s.srf and tSla O Liverpool E1rai0r or Voc
Or-,p,. 1.aitc. S~SD-r.. n. 4.
WiNy--SIa.osn. heiry. y. W. o cl'7r
DOMESTIC PORTS.
LEvgs, Del Marrk t.he scI. A.'rre rom We infs -
PIsierb lost both anchors, so oTf n DE- nv ir chr!
Prescott Of soft coal, Eiles coga
Henoren. no ,rhr C,rolile Hall remaBs ashore.
FoKrRgss MONROE March oPsi John IemperiY, Toe
Dor Rio J1lcrJ, sclE Mage T. tof
CRIBS ge-iie Lsaii for Nassau
CrIP-psTpS = e.. March 6-ArnT@f steamship Georgia, fon
Nev.York. SEIZED srhr =. A. Hope f0r g.. songLe.
March bArrT hip .Bn SalFrior, rns
y,.yo-p shin Ha. from B1fou WIN. Fni from boston.
h b. Ejernaa FhIde plla 8 j. H1ssei from hln
Del A Iron Phi tDhia. Potter from ORIENT Ccri
brig Recourse barcelona. The steamship sac rasi1 pass M
steamship Metropolis from ferfl or m DO VI le 1tfas
t e,+i ay lll va. take cargo ni SAL 80 slr lay.
Fn...
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-03-07
TIE MISSOURI BOND ROBBERY

ST. LOUIS, Mo, March Ca special dispatch
from Kansas City % The DeD'ocrai says " Robert u
Higgins. who connected with the Cas- County bona
affair and who s!O; himself there yeslergay, wrg'e
letter 10 his wife tbat he cOmitfed sUcfe 70 save h
the prcfeeds OF tne bonds sold before his dii 2oo
SOsO ~ the bonds reported 10 have lcen SOLO 20
aortimers Bank in Kansas City, but the report n
doubtful"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-03-07
MICHIGAN.

ELECTION FOE NUMBERS OF TIT LEGISLATURES.
DETROT, March 6.-The special election held
tolay i'll three vacancies In the House and one il the
senate NJ the Michigan legislature resulted IN the
bo ~ three P,pub'icans In three representative di-
.rat- Returns from the MacOmb County senatorial
district Indicate close between BrOWnel, Demo
,rat aud Hathaway. Republican.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-03-07

~ these articles. The only person arrested wss
Nary Williams. alleged 10 be one Of the most notorious
rauei thieves IN the city. She fOUrd A. NO.
trosby-st Kept by the Infamous sbang Morrissey.
and war locked MP the Sprngs Police station. Inc
above houses will be kept under surveillance Of tho
Util
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-03-07
P4SSENGERS SJILED

PROM YIvTRPOOL-Ia steamship Csatra Narr' 81" 'aiih
Paige j. Anderson. A. Flhe Miss Ia' J. Cooke ~ ID
Cooke " ~ Smith, chas VI. Br'sr hY Roo
buck MI ant Ma B. g. duncan. Josph Jsnes j. Consn. I.
Dewer J.. Mr. and Mr.. l. H. Prce, W " Anirrsln a.
d. Patton. BROOKS n. H. Gould. e. Y Current g. y Had,
NJ and Mr. -. Buggs Air an Ars j. G. smith. J. : amt ~
p g. Nrau .. a. Hove = A IRE NJ, Mrs
Al ghhaAe D. Lambert, -. ia Hon {. A. .stJ.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-03-07
sryrPr SNOW STORM IN THE EAST.

EAsTPoRr. Ne, March G-The most severe
snow storm ~ the occurred YESTERDAY In ten
hours time the thermometer fell 49, and last night the
cold was intense the thermometer being 70 below
No mails have been received in consequence of the
trains De.us blocked by the snow.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-03-07
RAID on PANlenOUsE..

Capt. Clinchy and Detective Brennan of the
Fourteenth Precinct having learned that the panel
houses In that precinct were about 70 resume bs'i
ness visited last evening" Nos a.. ~ and oi Crosby
Al and Soa. Us and ia Elm-st.. where they
sn..l Il thr fIi-o knobs and bolt, 4f"m '"' N0''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-03-07
MUSIC.
MISS MFULIG's MATINTFS.


Miss Nina Mehlig began at Steinway Hall,
yesterday, series OF three pianOOre matinees, some
what on the plan adopted Last year by Miss Krebs.
Though the weather cold and the advertising agent
had unaccOuntaby forgotten to the hour of
performance @ oclock), the smaller hall was crowded,
and number Of ladies and gentlemen stood all through
the entertainment. The following the programme:
/. Sonata Apps slonata Bee thOven
2 (l) Prelude and Fugue in sharp minor j. ;. Bach
(bl Organ prelude and Fugue IN minor, ar
ranged Tor the piano by LisZt.......J :. Bach
2. kindersC enen .Schumann
4. iUprOmptu IN fat minor. Schubert
9. (al Lebesed, Poeme dAmour.. Henset
90 " II were Is bird I'd fly To thee"....... Henset
G. Grand POouaise.
IL il eloquent testimony TO Miss Mehligs merits
that without assistance she should have held the interest
OF her audience through severely classical programme
like this. From the Sonata. which from her fingers
with such delicious grace to the great P0lonase which
she interpreted with such power OF touch and breadth
Of expression her work ali excellent and all full OF
character. She has the sentiment necessary for Beet
h0ven and the precision and clear Of rhythm de-
manded for tine Fugues OF Bach The first three seec-
tons were admirable. schumann's "Seenes Of Child
hood" introducing the popular Tradmerei." given
with most exquisite decacy and equally beautiful were
the mprOmptu by Schubert and the Love Song by Hen
self. The audience consisting almost entirely of ladies'
OF very noisy, but the Of the
cert was unmistakaLle. and we hope Miss Mehig may
be induced to pro0ng the series. The next Is to take
place Oh Weduesday, the 18th.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-03-07

ALBANY. March Cavalier Rof was killed
to-day on the Ice in front Of city by the capzns OK
m ic~boat John Hurley and another man Of the
severely injured.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-03-07

confer the general subIect with the oil producers,
after which the meeting adjourned tn meet TINS after
noon at The place.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-03-07
The Insurance Clerks have formed 4 Mutual

Benefit Association with thc following officers Presi-
dcut, NJ Mclean; Vice. Pres.d mt. +. R1Wol Record
ing Secretary George A. stanton Corresponding
SECRETARY, Vim. d. strOOe ir: Treasurer, L. ). Hone.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-03-07
PERSONAL.

George Mcdonald, the famous Scotch-English
novelist author OF Robert Faconer.' Wiiird Cum
ermrdc" and other popular books has been ensased 10
lecture the Mercantile Library Association ~ 'l-'
llry.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-03-07

Narrh sSlgAr-So u a,uiad o, rrt'' y sb~
fxrtr.l1 l'i N'sts 80 dags. rr,sn ~ tr .rtt Brn
aS per cent prem % t,7s goi 81 - gcs 10
.hOr So L. yef cca-. London, "a p per
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-03-07

The daily average brOducton IN III was l56lO 1aie7
against 80 barrels in $780, 1GO barrels IA 1862 ana
IO1sO barrels 1868. The following is the amount OF
petroleum exported the four principal ports OF the
...l- Llfn.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-03-07

l. RENSIS pAIN hILING MAGIC OIL B ceia and SAFE
Il doe,n .ol thr clothing iae 10 tor Head CHE.
=. kESNES PAIN KILLING MAGIC OIL mixed sal Holss lai
4 cHils, throat, rl.lA
Z, RENNfs PAIN KILLING MAGIC OH curing he
tcasrso % a,Irh. " L. aoIss lac charn."
T.. GENNlh iAlA KILLING MAGIC OIL swelci water
psin 10 Zoe ma bowels. Cul.r.u IAr f.
EENSlS rAlN KILLING MAGIC OIL Rose Ws,er nases t's
lir RESTORATIVE RED. ~ the leel
a.. RINNLs PAIN KILLING MAGIC ola cole pals erans
ehlsra uortls. aud tones thr digestive nr.anL
:. RNNE> pain KILLING MAGIC OIL the bath soteos hs
dc nrc ami aseasrS % the skn
RENNkS PAIN RLLlN1 MAGIC Oil IN Large Finiy 10
Bat,sF : mos, profitable purchase nr family use
-. RENSES PAIN KILLING MAGIC on saosi De l.1tS VIZ
RENSks PAINklLLING MAGIC OIL eus Ncuasa soon -
II spniei 10 The Affected 1t works Aks easrnl
II. RRNNEs PAIN KILLING NATL, 1lL ana ~'' cur"
tc ling the thrast and erolsi iil
RINNEs PAIN KILLING MAGIC OIL Tor internal ana eeS-
na a.e cures rheumatic pan IN jsn,s saS saeesss , d.
ll. RENNEs PAIN kfiLISO hASie OlL '' DC Asp' "a -
hosss a. 49,. IN .re. o accident cramps &C.
WV RtgSE SONS. Sole PTopneoFs Piss4eli Msss
Reader. whore you trade
A. the =, ulnr meeting Of the SOCIETY or THE
rprESpIY SONS or ST PATRICK held HOe Dranssiek
a. orer, elected for the ensuing year; President
t gnsr; Il. ve-Presien NJ James "a Vice pFesle,
~ Thomas barbour Treasurer M william wtesls cretay
Mr. = o. A. MuphT.
Pe.f-lsnce Noiicr.-The MAILS FOR sUROpR trlr "a
zeek vii close
dsv ~ hustsy, at II and saturday at u
y II JONES Postnaats.
The GrneIcuberg Vegetable Pills for b, ali dl.g -.
invaabe liver complaints boones headache AID Il
digestion Lei no ooe BE- without thsm
American Insiifate.A stated monthly eetag % E-at.,s.
Willie belt This trauSs) BvKSisu a u oelocs -
The Cooier BuiiinE join l. CAfil. Ice asc.
PateaI..-NUEN Co. Iulahrr, seieu4te Alsacln =. r.k
obtain patents eeryfhe p Ycfrf cGpsrfnsot
eol4isluaL sc-l ior s'a. Lava A. lal ~ iag;a.sn
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-03-07
THE STA7E Or TRADE


LATEST ETHIOPIAN MAREgTs
foSDos March s-EveMlk-,prS u IsrPea,ine, n 6s57l y
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-03-07

Far.ou'. ?Ergus.ve rEl.-Ises. family Plse. sIfOAs.
CAvA4lA toSl,rlYN PIwDELs Tor h.rHrh
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-03-07

Those suffering from COn7umption Trrci.r hating
bcneNf rs'us Cpl LIVER oil" hAlA.D 'N1L-' % ,rIfF
n
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-03-07

Honest Trugrista sell the genuine Reunc Wage III
Brvage II slarous titonsi Buy tl. geaalei
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-03-07

Removal.
GPDvER & BAKEy sFwig8 Ntr-iyE 20.
Have Removed %
ID ,ni -8l BroadEay corler of Tenth -
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-chenck'- Puln0nic -yrHp. -ea-Nerd Topic, and

PubuOuic ..yruD ~eg-NePi TOpir, and
Pills needed % cure JOosgIny
tou bl tning u, t0 maze th" lss ,a
FIRST the must COOL healthy condition
Wasting tie whole body AIs ia "a 'o' ~
IL he ha appetite. does n"i l)nh tr Hi u
omac loaded hr
nix Win i1e i- Htfh les "a t olar1,
Rad of ntIur rnins tlr sYf-n
SCIESCK MANDRAKE PILLS act t liver ia stomach ana
vogt sue The SEAhb'D IUtIi is re- refift 'H
ghc directly after eung ula wtA ne -asi Gi''
an. sSoy-s CANINE hn th,' & t par
taxing freely oil PCLMO&C SYRUP TIE FOO, is tunnel n 1
an in aesh the matter ung begs ana tBy heal
i 0ng IN
Ia heh The second drag r ft- eats ~
until thu well Il y very mtortant ur h,u
10 prevent l.slL Frsl ar and
u they
mn, notre quiet i1"Ut 1s
Strength Will geo up good cf-auol"i 'he brood
To those who ail L and -rHrg o. sta ~ tie hpde
during Au Winter mDa1s o. Florida VI u ~
where tie subject sl'a r-rt
ut'.."s PI.sI. ~ BOZ, ."t Enter
place by the M.rs Pelennan she 10 rotations aGi ads, -
the tl su o. 'c he al
Ike freely preparations ir. V.Js She dstt Alyr
lad down fg .or the crc-ls
medicines
permanently located tug oorheas, %
Sixth and ATci-,s Pr who're DIT aR SAl Rif irps
a 81. De- ol ie' 81 oifr-e bg
Re hc cbartr vi hs
SCuENCkS i>PIEOI TER attr.s slightest
Iui ,lo readily lri~rmine Nhthrr
i1Ie o Whether pa ent
De cured or no Tho th must - 40" L"y af eKi"i
o. tl- Resp
Fail directions rc-omanv m remedies iha person pih
OF She world eau Oe reii ea ~ fe. or,yaacr ~ ne sa@s
Price % me PULNoSIC SYRUP cad 81 wEED TONIC. q 70
bot 20 -r half ozeu. MANDHAhE PILL, > ., Per oL
frausTei for sale By }. H. - hf-''h son,
Nor-s s.-A and chs, Plaic pa ani b. druggists
$3.50 ~ 49, IA q 4. 1.~-of,e, N.rYor.. ~ lo'ess.e A4sat
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rs. Of PENNSYLVANIA since 1880:
Total bbls....3y,8l.oO


The following show, the daily average product OF IN,
Pennsylvania oil district during the months and year
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-03-07
Guecla! Notlrcs

4 Regular Meeting of tn Union 0il ~ '~l ~ 'I'ln~
tee of tl, o. Nsfiort 800 ., 4 .lrIrt 'S
Lrt -. and r -.scou M 90 1924 hfNfNg Hirra
49, oc.orA. tho" h. 'i-"AHI, Frr~'enA
ESQ. r g. ,,nNoV WEZgs ". CJLyaR, seer. ages
NJ trclh /
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1872-05-03
SC hOol Directory.

CANE CREEK ACADEMY Location, CoglIll.
in full view OF Chilhowcr Mountains. Build
ing. sixty by Forty feet two stories. Library.
New, but growing. ~ yolumnS. Boarding
House. In care of Mr. j. :. Knox and ladv, three
stories. very convenient. Tcachcr>.J. H. Brun-
ncr. Principal: Assistants Miss VI. VI. Mayicld,
Miss Sue C. Carlork. Miss \. J. Naughan.-
i'up>, Present Session ii3- in - months 3l3.
Charges lower than at any other Institution Of
same Grade, 80 far ~ nnown. Course of study,
Modcrnizcd but thorough. \ Collegiate De-
partmcnt will be added ut clO>c Of present term.
EAST Tenn. WESLEYAN UNIVERSITY
Location. thcns. on the line on the T.. i. Va.
~ Ga. Railroad. half way between Knoxville
and Chattanooga. Building. seventy by Fifty
feet. three stories. Library. over 1000 volumes.
Board. in private families. including room,
fuel, lights and washing, $500 per week.
Teachers, \. 4. Cobcgh. President; Assist
ants, W. +. +. Milburn. j. J. Marker, +. A.
Atler, Miss NJ. NJ. Hauschild. Miss Mary Ma.
son, Mis-, Helen Bo>worth. Pupils. % in regu-
lar daily attendance. charge. moderate
Course of study thorough.
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G EN- RAJ DIREC CT0R Y.
Courts at At hens.

thrnccry Court Hon. d. VI. Key, Chancellor:
Court meet, lth Mondays in May and Noy"m.
bcr; j. VI. Henderson. Clerk and Master. office
at residence, Main Street.
Circuit Court Hon. John B. Iloyl, Judge;
Court meets 2L Mondays in April, August and
December; John f. slower, Clerk, office in the
Court House.
County Couri-W VIM. &. Horton Chairman;
Quarterly Court meets 1T Mondays IN january
April, july and Ortohcr Quorum Court meets
Isl Monday in each month; Lon Bznrd, Clerk,
office in the Court House.
OTHER COUNTY OFFICERS John 4. Goully
sheriff. h. W. IIylcn. Trustee; W. NJ. Kelley
Tax Collector: VIM. G. Davis. Register: Tho,
sherman, Coroner; A. +. Keith, Public Admin-
i>trator; W. Grtty~, Public Guard.ah;Jo, j.
IyinS. Ranger.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1872-05-03

aSSalants four were killed. including Il
deputy sheriff and juror, and six
wounded. Besides these, two white
men Were found dead half nile from
the Courthouse, supposed TO have been
killed in wantouue-, by the rctrcaliug
a@grcSsOr~.
a letter from Deputy Marshal Rob.
in,on, in charge Of the rcscuing posse
sent from Fort Smith, says that he ar
rived Nt the place Of the fight on the
l1th, aud found the whole country &c.
serted The Proctor party left the pre-
yiouS day with torty-SiN wcll-armcd
men, taking their wounded with them
into the monn'lin,. Pursuit with a
mere handful Of men was out OF the
question.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1872-05-03
Polk County.

The cxubcrant Cleveland corrcspon-
dent of the Knoxville Press ard Ucr-
mH writes thusly:
A trip to Polk county and short So
iourn among some OF her hOspitablc ciri-
zcns bids IL this declare: that along the
banks of the beautiful and winding
Ococc, are lands that the immigrant in
search of Il delightful home will find
tcnlold more valuable and far more rca-
sonablc in price. than some others that
could be imagined of: and among her
own truc-hcartcd people he will ever
find that thrilling "highland welcome" p"
which warm, the heart of n stranger,
and binds him to them forever aud dOu-
bly, so when he knows their hospitality
and Kindness flow a. freely. and in a.
pure stream is the sparkling waters Of
their own native, bold and charming
river of OcOCc,
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1872-05-03
BY SAM. P. WINS.
T E R M s ::
THE POST Is PUBLISHED EVERY THURSDAY
Al Two Dollars u Year, Payable
in ldyuucc

1T No attention paid to orders for the pa
per unless accompanied by the CASH
Advertisements will be charged Sl.j0 per
square Of ten lines. or less, for the first in,cr-
ton, and - cents for each continuance. 4
ibcrnl deduction made to parties who adycr-
tlsc by the year.
li7- Persons sending advertisements shouC
mark the number Of times they desire them
Inserted, or they will be continued until for
bid and charged accordingly.
Transient advertisements must be paid for
at the time Of insertion.
Announcing names Of candidates for office,
5000. Cash, in all eases.
Obituary notices over live lines, charged at
regular advertising rates.
All communications intended to promotcthe
private ends or interests Of Corporations. So
cicties, or Individuals, will be charged rs ad-
yertisements.
jon WORK. such as Pamphlets. Circulars,
Cards. Blanks, Handhlls. etc., will be exc
Guttcd in good style and NJ reasonable rates.
All letters addressed to the Proprietor viii
be promptly attended to.
Communications, to >ccuOc insertion. must
be accompanied by the name of the authors.
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Georgia EnilrOah NcMs.
SUMMARY.

The New York Uridid demands the
removal OF Secretary Fish from the De-
partmcnt of State.
Brigham Young has been released on
a writ of habca, corpus.
Florida send, Il delegation OF Liberal
Republicans to Cincinnati.
Mrs. Sherman, of New Haven. on trial
for causing the death of her husband by
poison. was convicted of murder in the
second degree.
An elevator at Peoria. Illinois, was
destroyed by fire on the 2Gtb, together
with 10000 bushels Of grain.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1872-05-03
The Fair Sex.

The negro Convention assembled in
New Orleans recently. of which Fred.
Douglass was President, closed it, pro-
cccdings with the following tribute to
"thc colorcd ladies'
ReSOiccd. That we now. aS ever, pre-
fer our own ladies to any white women
in this land. both tor their beauty and
purity. which have ever remained an Or
nament to the sex when beyond the con-
troll of our white fclow-citizrns.
The most siupcndou' canal in the
world is one in China which passes over
two thousand miles. and to forty.two
cities; tt was commenced in the tenth
century.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1872-05-03

The accounts are contradictory, as
will be seen by the following from ano-
thcr source:
The Fort Smith (Ark.) Ncm E,U gives
some further account, of the recent
tragedy in the Indian Territory. 1t
seems that the approach OF the mar
.hal's force was well known at the
Courthouse. and preparations to resist
were made, tor the court adjourned on
the morning OF the 18th from the court
hou,c an opcn building, to school
house. about half 4 mile away, and
quite closely built All the people
there were armed, including the jury.
and even Proctor. the murderer on trial,
had Spencer rifle and two rcvoIvcr,.
or the mar,hal'S party eight were Kill
ed, including Deputy Mar,hal Owens,
and two severely wounded. OF the
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1872-05-03
Church Directory.

VI. +. CHURCH, SOUTH Rev. K. II. Parkrr,
Pastor services every Srhhrth Pr ry,r Mrn-
ing every "Wednesday night. S.bbaih school in
the morning.
MARS HILL PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH h"y.
!. A. Wallace, PH>tor-~crvicr> every other sab
bath. sabbath school in the evening.
VI. E.CHuECn, ,"NORrI''- Rev. N.G. Tovlor.
Pastor Services every sabbath; PRAYER Meet
ing every "Wednesday night. snbhnth Shool
in the morning.
BAPTIST CuUHCm-Rrv.J j. b. Lee. P">tor.-
Services, Fourth sabbath in each month. at the
Masonic Hall.
ST. PAUL's EPISCOPAL CHURCH Rector
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Jlls Cost.
Athens, Friday, May 8, 1872,
For the Ladies'.

If our fair readers wish to keep bo-
quet fresh let them drop tablespoonful
Of powdered charcoal into the watcrin-
tended for the nowcr.stalks, and they
will keep their freshness and perfume
for several days, and look and smell the
same as those Just gathered. The char
coal settles to the bottom of the vase,
the remaining clear
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Rum and Ruin.

Twelve years ago Hon, +. c. Whipplc
was brilliant and prosperous lawyer
in Howell, Michigan. Last week he died
of intcmpcrancc, and was buried ont of
the Masonic charity fund. from which
for some time before his death he had
been supported, During this time hi.
beautiful and accomplished wife had be-
come insane, and his four lovely chill.
drcn are pcnnicsS and scattered, no two
living together.
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G ID T e nj pl ars.

John l.. AtIcc, W. c. Regular Meetings
Thursday night in each week, ut Masonic Hall
Eastanallee Temple. |. o. &. T.-Edwnrd
A. Coblcigh. Degree Tcmplar--MectS in De-
gree Of Fidelity every ID and 18th Thursdays
in each month, and in Degree Of Chlrty every
lst and 3d ThnrsllnYs in rNch month.
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Pay the Printer.

a suffering brother makes the follow
ing touching appeal. His case is not u
rare one:
We find it very difficult to run our
establishment without money; there
fore, aS II matter of necessity, we must
appeal to our patrons for payment for
subscription, job work and advertising.
The man is only asking for his own
for what he has honestly carncd--nnd
yet how many Of his ten thousand
p0troHS will respond to the call
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N asOnic Directory.

Meridian sun Lodge. No. 80. A. +. n A. Ma
sons-A. G. Robc>on, Wor>hipiu Master
Regular Meetings lst and 81 saturday nights
in each month.
McNinn Chapter, No. II, ROYAL Arch Ma>on>,
John F. slower. High Priest Regular Meetings
l,t Monday night in each month.
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Important Bank Decision.

The Nashville BaNaer states that the
case OF the Union Bank Of Tennessee
against Charles Jones and others was
decided by the Supreme Court last sat
urday. The point in the case was the
liability of indorsers on notes held by
the bank, but which were not protested
for rnon-paymcnt until after the close of
the war. The notes maturcd during the
existence of hostiitics, and protested
when peace was restored. The supreme
Court held that the indorscrS, tor want
of legal notice, were not liable. 1t is
said the amount involved is at least n
quarter Of million dollars.