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BON Der !6iiife eeS StiIlen W1eeres.

SUU pcC SIufle pe9 Srtuen W6eere6+
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nift iofort OaS @elogep0lbe aufi6lieBe. @r
iab iif gen0tbi9t, ben 8dubern 6olge gu lei.
iten, Die bemsufolge $4,000 Sob itablen
uno ben 9dasnleifer eiusei9lofen III ieiuem
Sitreau 5uriiflieBen. Son ben 3bdtern bis
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nuug anf oeren balSi9es @intreffen nit Der
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g. Us. BiliamS, tpeld)er in Sapan oas
&eoeniIe-Spfem organiitren ioG, ift ein Yai-
la9ler beS Oampfers.
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gen bes Snbiauer Wafacre8 i'm Camp
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tentbetlS freigelprod)en ipor6en, inoem erUie>
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perfol9t wurben, neil fie Yferbe gefoblen
batten unS oaB fe 5uerf auf ibre 9erfol9er
i9ofien.
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Sderlff SopO, tuelder iene @rncnnung fir
$3.50 faufte uub Der Boliseiier9eant Seibolo,
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flage pericbt poroeu.
@ine 0epeide BON Camp gopie iiber Gan
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oon SuScon 3pet peitere B0ftfntIden au8ge-
pliinbert babeu. q. s. 91ice uno s. &ebp,
5met Baiiagtere uHb Der Yoitreiter Sbos. Do
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lalien, baB er mad benz Is. B. Wf. ale Qpaz
den, ipeld)e auBerbalb Der Reierpatiou geflln.
ben lperoen, atS 6einbe bebaupeln ruirO.
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Gutro5o, tuelder niel 8elagerungsgeiha
BON gtOnter1 mitbrinst. Die jun9en 9eute
fldten tbeiluetie iiber ben 6luB mad ben
Ser. Staaten, I'M f9 Der &onlcription su
entsieben.
Nens Srlea ms, 4. Se6r. - Die Bar
t9ie unter San9ss g9riite, peld5e fiir3ti@ Oas
Stdbtfen Sa9Sao pliincerte, tpurbe geitern
in Saint 8eneg, 80 Meilen .entfernt, 0erbai.
tet. gSrifte uno fiini anOere muroeu get06s
tet, perwuuoet unb II gefangen genomnten.
Die @efangenen lpurOen beute na6 Matamos
ra8 gebradt. Bier fuerOen morgen eridoiIeu,
Die nebri9en als 8ebeQeniolbdten iubaltirt
lueroen. Den Sitraeru ift es Uerboten, bic
Staot 81 perlaiien; piele muBten in bic ar.
NEE Der 6e9ierung treteu, pel9e bier 400
Mann angeuorben bat.
@ortina bat auf ieiuer alu6t &pnos er.
tetdt; er mirb BON Ouiro9a perfolqt.
Wfebrere prOmiHeute Biiracr, lpeld,e Der
S1mpatbie nit Der Seoolntion per6dftia
pareur fnO aus9emieicn moroeu, oarunter
audi Der Grz@ouperneur Srepiao.
Die StaOt tplrO fiir Die gertbeiOisung se> |
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DOMESTIC" N. G"


Die Sefte fir
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The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1872-09-20
Two Good Farms for Sale.

I WING PARTLY IN BRADLEY COUN.
IL iy, Tennessee. and partly in Whitfield
county, Georgia, within one mile of Red Clay
Depot, village on the f.. T. a. Ga. Rail Road,
and Immediately on the main wagon road
leading from Charleston and Cleveland. Tenn.
to Dalton, Ga, and in what is known as Red
Clay Valley. One farm contains 393 acres.
100 Of which is in n good state of cultivation.
the remainder well timbered complexion Of
soil red muIatto, good frame house with five
rooms. good barn and Out-buildings seven or
eight never failing springs of rs fine water as
ever run out Of the earth. A No. | meadow.
but rather out Of fix; pretty fair orchard of
assorted fruit trees. some ofwhich are lust be-
ginning to hear. Price, Four Thousand Five
Hundred Dollars, payments made easy.
The other farm lies side by side with the
above described place. and contains 100
acres. pretty much the same sort of soil. 80
acres in cultivation, balance in splendid tim
Der, Zine grass and meadow lands, tOlcrably
fair farm buildings, splendid orchard Of al
most all kinds of fruit. springs aud running
water in abundance. Society good, Churches
convenient stores and pOstOflice within one
mile. Price Two Thousand Five Hundred
Dollars. Payments made to suit purchasers.
Would exchange for well selected stock of
General Merchandise. For further Informal
ton call on or address editor ATHENS Posi-:
or any person desiring to look at the lands will
he shown the same by applying TO Mr.. James
II. Hun. Red Clay. Ga.
,Juwp 81, lSIo-tf-o3S
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1872-09-20
GROWING SOUTHERN CROPS

The Memphis Farm Il Home,
speaking Of labor at the South and
the system Of growing their crops,
uttcrs the following sensible opin-
ion:
Then again, it in my judgment
impossible TO raise either cotton or
sugar successfully by any other
means than the large plantation sys-
tenn. Everybody will admit that
this is true Of sugar, and | am salts
fed that it is equally true Of cotton.
Were our planters TO divide their
plantations into small farms and
sell them to settlers in such sizes as
the latter could afford to purchase,
the cotton, rice, and sugar supply
would Immediately fall of, because
the small farmers could not afford to
purchase the machinery necessary
TO make these crops. In grain and
stock-raising sections we do not
mean for these remarks to apply
The small farms would succeed very
well, and | do not say that they
might not be Of advantage. But
in the cotton, sugar, and rice-produ-
cling regions how could n small far
mcr with his thirty or forty acres OF
land purchase the machinery of a
sugar house, a rice mill, or the i'm
proved appliances now employed
for ginning and packing cotton!
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1872-09-20
77--|-7-7@@---l------
AFTER DINNER MAPS.

Many persons, particularly the
middle aged and elderly, allow
themselves this real indulgence
and the custom, if not carried to cx
ress, is by many medical men con.
sidercd beneficial rather than other.
wise, as by keeping the body in a
state Of quietudc digestion is pro-
NOTED and assisted. In Southern
countries the midday sleep, termed
the sicsta, is almost universally ia
ken, and wonderfully refreshcs the
frame cncrvated and weakened by
the intense heat. 1t is, however,
recommended that such sleep be
not INDUCED to too great a length,
as persons invariably find such pro-
longed sIumber in the daytime eau
SEES them to awake dull, irritable,
and unrcIreshcd &; while most have
experienced, on having been acct
dentally reused up few minutes
after absolute forgetiulness, a SEN
Sation Of lightneSs and renewed Wig
or, unattended by peevishness or
the least desire to sleep again. Med
real men, in sanctioning the indul-
gence, particularly advise that it be
taken in a reclining posture. but by
no means lying horizontally, the
stomach, in the latter position,
pressing the intestines and causing
the blood to be impclled to the head.
Corpulcnt persons, and those who
have a tendency to apoplexy, should
be particularly mindful of this point
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SaHainaaltl'"S SAl.H;S.

DI virtue of an alias plurus order Of sale
ID issued from the office of the Circuit Court
Clerk. and to me directed, will offer for sale.
at the Courthouse door. In the town Of athens,
Tenn. to the highest bidder, for cash in hand,
on Monday, Ith day Of October, 1872, all the
right. title and claim that &. &. Curtis has in
and TO Seventy acres of land with the improve.
mcnts thereon. lying in the 10Th civil district,
McMinn county, Tennessee. adjoining the
lands of B. +. Martin, G.. W. Saulpaw and
others. Levied on as the property of c. C..
Curtis, to satisfy Il judgment and cost. in favor
of Lalcrty ~ Weir for the Use of NJ. p. Jarna.
gin. Aug. 80, 1SI2.it-prs fee 81 90.
Also-At the same time and place. by virtue
Of an order of sale and to me directed. will
sell, TO the highest bidder, for cash in hand,
all the right. title and claim that Emily l..
Patterson has in and to one house and lot in
the town of Riceyillc. Tenn; it being the lot
which James Parkison sold to Emily l.. Pat
terson. bounded on the north east and south
by the lands of James Parkison. and on the
west by the +. 4. Va. ~ Ga. Il. X. Levied
on as the property Of Emily l.. Patterson. to
satisfy judgment and costs that James Par
kisOn recovered against her.
JOHN A. GOULDY, Sheriff.
Aug. 30, .iSI2-It-prs sp0O-2iS
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1872-09-20
Along the silver Su III Incr Sen.


Along tho silver summer sea.
We saw the whim sails drifting,
And sunset glurlcs silently
Their golden lights are fitting;
My love sang 10" rs sank the glow
Across the hoincwnrl river
"Thr day may die, but you and
win live and love forever"
We .hnll live and love forever.
Where the shadow falcth never
The song may die but you and
VIII live and love forever.
Sweet dry that died In sunset light,
Sweet song that failed for sweetness,
Sweet soul that rose beyond my sight
70 battle In heavens completeness:
The song rings still hear 10 thrill
Across deaths solemn river;
"Thr day may die, but you and
win live and love forever"
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1872-09-20

[Original Attachment BILL
TT appearing to the Master from the allesa.
tions of complainants Bill. which are sworn
to- that |. =. Knight, one of the defendants in
the above stated cause, is u nonresident of
the State of Tennessee: 1t is therefore ordered
by the Master that the before mentioned non.
resident defendant entci his appearance be-
fore or within the first two days of our next
Chancery Court fer Meigs county, at a Court
to be held at the Courthouse in Decatur, on
the 81 Monday of September. 1872, then and
there to plead. answer or dcmur to complaint.
ants said Bill or the same will he taken for
confessed and set for hearing ex.tartc as to
him; and that Il copy Of this order be publish
ed In the Athens Post for four consecutive
weeks. This the 9TH day Of August, 1872.
w. +. BLEVINS, z. L NJ.
Burkett & Smith. soils for comppt.
Ang. ., lS,2.it.prs fee S5,O0-245
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1872-09-20
Chlncery Court. Khea Co.. Tenn
j. c. WATSON VS.. W. S. Ii5rf, John Rr,ea d nh
others,

u U " NNSVH NS' W >. IIOTT, JUI1n K1IcH q anu
others.
y appearing from the allegations of the Bill
filed in this cause, (Which is sworn to.)
that respondents W. 5. IIorr. JoAa Rhca Q and
#. J.. stanton, are nOn-rcsidents Of The State
of Tennessee: 1t is ordered by the Clerk and
Master that publication be made four consecu-
tive weeks in the Athens Post, Il newspaper
published at Athens, McMinn county, Tehh.,
requiring said respondents to make their per-
sonai appearance at the next term of the Chan
Gerry Court to be held for the county of Rhea.
at the Courthouse In the town of Washington,
Tenn. on Thursday after the second Monday
in September next, and plead, answer, de.
muir or otherwise make defense to said bill, or
the same will be taken for confessed and set for
hearing eX parte as to them. This 9Th August,
1872. WIN. NJ. WILSON. C. IL NJ.
Per f. LOCKE, ID. G. & NJ.
Aug. Q, 1SI2-itprs fee $4O0-2i5
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1872-09-20
State of Tennessee, Rledsoe County.
In the Circuit Court at Plkcyilc.
James f. Hale, vs.. Margaret \. Hale.

(Original and Divorce Bill.)
BECAUSE IT APPEARS FROM TIE
ID allegations in the Bill which are sworn to-
that the defendant Margaret A. Hale. is non.
resident of the state, or residence not known;
1t Is therefore ordered by me that publication
be made in the Athens Post. Il newspaper
published in the town Of Athens, Tennessee
cOmmandin" the said MARGARET A. Hale 10 an.
pear at the next term Of the Circuit Court for
lilcdsoc county. Tennessee. at the Courthouse
in the town Of PikcviIlc. on the 3d Monday OF
October next. and make defense to said Bill.
or the same will be taken as confessed Il, ia
her and set for hearing cX partc. This 10Th
day of August, lSI2.
TiiOS. G.. BROWN, Clerk.
Aug. 80, 1872 it-prs fee $l,OO-2lS
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1872-09-20
State of Tennessee, McMinn County
John Evans. vs.. Thomas Minor.
(Dripiu,l Attachment }

NoIlSIINl Alla'nncnl.I
| \ this cause it appears by affidavit that tn,
i defendant Thomas Minor, is justly indcbt
eel to the plaintiff by account, and il Il non
resident Of the State Of Tennessee. so that the
ordinary process of law cannot be served up.
on him, and IN attachment having been lcyc,
upon his property and made rcturnahle be.
fore me. il is therefore ordered that puhlica
tion be made in the Athens Post. u newspaper
published in the town Of Athens. Tenn, f0l
four successive weeks. commanding the said
Thomas Minor to appear before me at my Of
flee. in Athens, Tenn, on the lSt day of Octo-
Der, lSI2, and make defense to said suit
brought against him. or it will he proceeded
with rN partr. W. q. HORTON, j. p.
Aug. 80 lS12-it-prs fee $i,OO-2iS
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1872-09-20
A WESTERN STORY.

Buffalo Bill will weep when he
reads in Western paper of Daniel
otto, of Osburn City, Kan, who,
while chasing the buffalo recently,
wounded the animal with his pistol
when the infatuated brute turned
upon him, Flight was impossible so
Mr.. Otto seized the long hair on the
shoulder Of the buffalo and mount
ed him. While seated on the ami
mails back he reloaded his pistol and
put the load right in the back part
Of the front shoulder. This brought
the buffalo to his kness and sent
Otto whirlng about ten feet over
his head. Gathering himself up, he
looked around, and there sat the
buffalo upon his knees, gazing at
him with no friendly look, but one
more load finished him.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1872-09-20
MY PROGRAMME FOR 1S72.

+ WILL CONTINUE TO BARTER FOR
j Dry salt and smoked Bacon, Wheat. Flour,
Ma Corn Feathers, I}cc,wnX, TnllOw, Dress.
I'd Turkeys, Chickens, Ducks, Guinons and
Geese, Dried Fruit, Rags. Fur skins, such ~
Bear. Mink, Muskrnt, House and wild Cnt,
skunk, Oposs0m, ltaccoOn, Red and Gray Fox A.,
Dry Hides, Butter, Egg, Oats, Sweet and
Irish Potatoes. WIN keep constantly good
stock Of prOmlscuous Goods. and viii sell
them low down for
Cash or any of the above Articles.
My stock Of Iron, Castings and steel shall be
unsurpassed. WIN sell cheaper than ever,
Edged Tools and Hardware.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1872-09-20
Chancery Court at Decatur, Ten n

John L. Brown, guardian. &C.. vs.. Rolfc NJ,
Brown. ID. ii. Russell and wife, Jane Rus.
sell and others.
N this cause it appearing from the com-'
painants Bill that ID. II. Russell and wife,
Jane Russell, Harriet Martin. W. q. Martiit
and James Martin. some of the defendants. are
non-residents Of the State Of Tennessee: It is.
ordered by the Clerk and Master that said de-
PENDANTS be required to appear before the
Chanccry Court ut Decatur. Tennessee. on the
I'd Monday Of september, 1872. and make dc.
Tense to said Bill. or the same will be takeii,
for confessed and the cause set for hearing
ex parte as to them; and that this notice be
published for four consecutive weeks in the
Athens Post. This 9TH day Of August, 1872
W. +. BLEVlNs, Z. IS NJ.
V. e. Allen, solicitor.
Aug ., lS72-it-prs Zee si,OO.2ij
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1872-09-20

Con IS never in hurry. 1t comes
Of our unbelieh in Him that we are
so apt to be in q bury. lie that
bclicvcth should not make haste
If we look at the history of the ma.
terial world. or the Intellectual
world, or the social world, nothing
is clearer than that God never was
in Il hurry, and that He can afford
10 wait.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1872-09-20
Flour at Cost!

DETERMINED TO CLOSE MI BUsr:-
- ness ut the Depot, will sell choice ar.
ticle Of Cincinnati Family Flour at cost. to
rioSr out. will sell in any sized packages
from six pounds to barrel. Call at once.
J. VI. HENDERSON,
Athens, May II, ls12.tf-l3j
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1872-09-20
JIM WILLIAMS.

4 II CANTREnL'S Y ROADS. Is NOW IN
"a receipt of full stocks Coffee, Sugar. Do
mest'csy Boots, Shoes and Drugs: also. large
stock Hammered and Rolled Iron. suitable for
farming purposes; full stock of Landreth's
Garden Seeds, &C.. &C., which will be sold rs
Bile Produce.
March /. lS72-tf-222
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1872-09-20

They pretend TO have the table
used by Washington away out in
Otsego, Mich, on the 4th of July
Nobody doubts it; G. w. passed his
lie in using all the tables, beds and
chairs then in the country, and it is
hard to find a piece Of furniture
made between the years of grace
1852 and 1899 upon which he has
not inscribed his mark.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1872-09-20

HN0TH 0TU T VIII UUTNU-TI 'HCHVCsITCU
Ne deduction mddc for loss time. erccBt in
cases oJ prOirdctcd sickness
Good boarding can be had in the family of
the teacher, where the pupils will receive all
the attention and care necessary to their COM
fort and well conduct.
Athens. Aug. 10, lS12-tf-l0l
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1872-09-20
Rev. w. ii. Ora W ford, Principal.
| ASSISTED BY
Miss I.OTTIE T.. ROBERTSON, Miss MATTE +.
CRAWFORD, and Miss ELLA V. LEWIS
Tenchcr of MMsic.
Miss Bri ges' Sch ool
A'E1aEN TENN EE.

TllE NEXT SESSION WILL COMMENCE
L on Monday. ID Of september. 1872. Miss
B.trarhcs all the English branches. Pupils
desiring ii will have instruction in NJ usic ut
% rates
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1872-09-20
Gllnncrry COmrt at Aihens, Tenn,

{. l.. King "a. J. VI. Alexander.
Cross Bill
| 7 appCarin" from the affidavit filed in thi,
j cause that the defendant, j. NJ. Alexander
i Il nonresident Of the state of Tennessee: II
Is therefore ordered that the aforesaid non.
resident defendant enter his appearance be.
fore or within the first three days of our next
Chnncery Court Ia be held at the Courthouse
IN the town Of Athens. Tennessee. ON the Ith
Monday Of November, lN72 then and there to
plead answer or demur to complainants said
cross bill or the same will be taken for con.
frSscd and set for hearing cx partc: and that
copy of this order be published for four con.
Sccutivc weeks in the Athens Post.
J. NJ. HENDERSON, c Il NJ
Van Dyke. Cooke aud Van Dyke. soils.
Aug. ., ISL it-pr> Zee Sl,0O-2ii
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1872-09-20
CANCERS, TUMOlsS X ULCERS,

NtRED BY A NEW AND WONDERFUL
~ treatment. by DIS. KLINE and LtNDIEY,
at the Philadelphia Bellevue Institute, Gbtii
and Vine S,s., and at their Principal office 93l
Arch ST.. Philadelphia. Pa. and ut their
Branch office. in charge of NJ. +. BRAMHALL,
NJ. D.. AZ North Court St., Memphis. Tenn
NOkNlFE, NO BLOOD, NO CAUSTIC, LIT.
TLEPAlN. Send for CIRCULAR or call as above
April %, 1S12-3m-a30
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1872-09-20

lrON the trial of suit for divorce
one Of the witnesses was asked
whether he had spoken to any of
the jury since the trial commenced.
'Yes, sir, spoke to Mr.-,"point-
ing to Il juryman with his face as
red as u blood beet. "What did
you say to him = Witness appear
ed reluctant to tell. The attorney
insisted upon the answer. "Well,"
a'ld The witness, 81 told him he had
a pretty face to sit on II jury to de-
eide whether man was a habitual
drunkard or not"
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1872-09-20
Wheat Wanted.

T'IIOSE INDEBTED TO Us CAN PAY
i their Notes aud Accounts in good Wheat.
at highest market price. II not paid in Wheat.
they must be paid in Cash. We mean Lusi.
ness. VIC. HORTON Il co.
Athens. June II, 1S12.tf.23l
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1872-09-20
NONRESIDENT NOTICE.
rOri"inal Attachment Bill.1

Chancery Court at Decatur Tennessee.
G. NJ. ClemcntsOn, ct al. VS.. Harriet j. Knight,
ct al
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-08-10

The steamer ARROW, Captain Frapk pollipr.
hs.Al hasns beer i.baIlt and entirely isEtts b. be-
present oNnsrs, viii leave her WkaTf,
FoOF OF SEVENTH BThnRF, .f"r
DAILY, CSauaAys Excepae d,)
at 10 0'CQOOlx.
FOX MOUNT VERNON,
lThs Tonnb b WAshfsS ton,J ard Inlsrmsdiats
FD3@T lalHl Gen. sSea sissSas 1rss;-.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-08-10
GEORGETOWN AFFAIRs.

Lam. r.,,, rOIutoD. n, I,,n. ,,.,o ,...,v.d
On w., .,,,s' Ss.,nS1s, f,nno a 49,, NJ w
W. $50 - ''oa' ii1usS', W,
SALRa The aaloa yestenlay we're 800 bush
ella ofprlme wheat At Sl.ss per bushel.
FLOUR-Ths steamer Z. q, knight cleared
yesterday, tor NeW York, with 4, 600 barrels Of
Hour.
RAILROAD TINRRR.-ATTIyel, schooner pilot,
from 81 MAry's county Nd, with railroad tim.
her for the Metropolitan Railroad Company.
WaKAT-Messrs Uartley A Bro. received
Yesterday, per river, from AIeGandTia, 1900
Lusheis ii wheat
: ,.......,. o.. ,,J.,.-. -...,u.,, 1870.
a. ,,a, 81 i,, leOeNJu yo1ns MI
Jay, pef eanhl IIph ShAFpAou1H' muT Aiuh
cargo OF limestone
CAMP MEETING under the auspices Of the
solored meth9dlst churches o. Washlngton an1
% ,,s. taI ~, ~
Two mNes IRON teofke'oHh, On THURSDAY As''
RksiaNATIOH.-CaptAln Nlekle, tho COM
mander Of the steamer Express, which runs be
aud Captain 4. s. Talbot, an old commander OF
this steamer, has been assigned 10 the position
DRArH or miss OAPSEroS, sit IL with sin.
zero regret that we announce Inc death on Miss
Jennie 1ispeTton, dauEhlST Of Hon. HuEh llapsT.
ton, OF Georgetown, which took place yesterday
morning at % O'Clock. This estlmable young
lady was widely known. and her many sweet
qualities won tor her the affection Of all who
enjoyed her acquaintance. The bsFeayed family
TN, "ScS,prs .SD - s1,rNS,T" O ~ coaI ~,
the week ending Yesterday were; OonsoiiistlSn
Il0mnany' Teselbts sam iona shipmentS 4 6gg
TOMS AsneS's rSaTT TecslpIa li6O TONS. shin
na,nt, ~ ,on" i n1r ss9 ,oSS, NAY, ns
C0inbapy TeoeIpts i. qIS ions. EhIpments 4 as
TOMS Bonien Mining UompanV. Teeeipts = gO0
tons shlpmsnts dOo tons Total FeoeIpls, ~ ,Oss
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IhEOoAL IhAp HyieAro1, bohoo1eIs nteeLe
III Iui,,S W. - iis'.ss, ~ as ,l,ls,