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L GALVESTON, HOUSTON AND HENDERSON RAILROAD
Proposals will be received at the office Of the Company, the City
ana for the construction of the the supply all
teria iron excepted from Galveston Houston distance of fifty
miles.
Plans specifications may Office after day
of August Proposals will be received till the fist day Of
Bids will either construction Of the entire or
furnishing materials grading
MATERIALS REQUIRED.
los 600 Coas Ties feet long by inches sa not than
inch at eoners-post oak cedar, yellow au
100 900 linear feet Ping 90 IS and 80 feet long inch
a the small end-yeow pine post oak, cedar cypress
500 900 board length than
100000 Plank il4xI3, lsto "a feet.
loo 000 Notwithstanding, do. do
100000 Sshting, sx10 or 70, IS or u fee'.
9Gotoo. sas Is or II feet. "--@ '"
100. 90 Mixed-2 to 4Ks tn g. Is 10 "a feet
Luner delivered point
the era that pgs AT the option Of the Company bsween Novem
posls Will received IN Ike mauner for the delivery 10000
cubic yards Ballast, Of Gravel Coarse Sand Shells Virginia
Point, Dkerscn Ba Clear Creek sns
and Houston, IN proportions and n times to be indicated BY the Chief
Engineer, one month at least 6e,ere needed;
22e, SIS cube yards Of cut md ILL.,
Also the psg
Bridges feet
Ass for 1870 ies OF ruses IL feat high All
Propoa VIII De received ike for laying the upeuc-
the sad
The accompanied with proper ability
form will be viewed with the more favor
1883.
Engineer being TIL
security will be required bonds fourth the
contract for t1a1hn Of the security
be tsntered tile lids
All bids must be endorsed
. Proposls-Galyestop, Fl. & II. Railroad"
~ Full Information viii be furnished either oire, up the tim
Of letting contrast. CALEB C. FoRSflEY.
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HEw ORLEANS CATTLE MARKET, !.
PORT OF NEW ORLEANS.

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rb,-sd.,. 49,. S.,, -, q ,uxe
-, = 49,, .'nf' " 49, D,
" uLEAtED YESTERDAY.
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sehr ksn Rolsrsos Apaachieola Rogers Bernard &so
sbp fiarssors ea,fs Matiis 'I P,n LILY go go
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ARRIVED
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Point s w ' ' ' '' " ~
v Kja rhrnnrs, ,a, u.y.n. al, al, a. ,,, sbr dt
BIG brown, Fail4n from
Brig May Qasci, Percy PhilsdepBa August, Hys-
son--iet district r
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NOTICE TO RAILROAD CONTRACTORS

> For CONSTABLE, THIRD JUSTICES COURT
BERNARD GARTTY is Candidate Constable OF the Third
tees Court Election November MANY FRIENDS.
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Ea fTGhssJR.i MD LahEt ss
Ia eonuecion with csoon Railroad. -fEoETEW oRLE4As
TO LAKE P0NTCH1RTRdIN.--
TRAINS. WEEK DAYS.
From Ne0risdns ipa Catoa) 10 Lake PHteharaia
Perddo TvOli Circle Depotss 10 H. 70
MI, g., SPIN.
SUNDAYS
From Perddo Tiyo Circle Dposs g. H. 10 A. NJ.
LAP Nj after which the following Express Trains from Tvol
Circle; ~, 81, Az, 81, 81, ~ M.
From Lake C1rroioH) 10 ReR Orleans
WEEK DAYS.
and Tivo Depos-6, ~ 81, s l0,
ll4 A. NJ. l9a, ~, AZ, az AZ 81 81, II, 81 7. A.
SUNDAYS
To Perddo and Tvoi Circle Depatss4 III 81, ~ 1o,
ll% A. NJ and I2 r. NJ, which The following
to TSoi Circles ~, ~, ~, AZ, 81 81, ~ sA z. NJ.
passengers CsrrOon.
w Trains stop ONLY Horse and Jackson
tG- Baggage, received Mt Depots only.
New0rleans and Carroon,
between caoon and Lake Poneharan 10 each
apis
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Es~ SAMUEL G.. RISE is n Candidate for
CLERK OF THE FIFTH DISTRICT COURT Election first
day in November
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-09-08

HaD- THOMAS GILMORE, Clerk Of the Fourth
DISTRICT COURT NEW ORLEANS, candidate for reelection.
nnhq
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CBEEN OAKS HOTEL, Biloxi, MISS

GREEN OAKS HOTEL, Biloxi, Miss "a
w THIS famed and popular Summer retrea generally zha
throughout Southern under the
Mrs ELIZABETH PRADAr and her JOHN b. PRADAT,
me distant the village Biloxi will be opened
ont Let nf June for the T,on Of visitors.
The "REEN OAKS well known TO need extended notice
popularity establishment has deem steadily
The natural eommandng the hgest water
Lake hows
The Gulf failed impress avorAby the many visitors from
Newora ans, Mobile aud the surrounding country.
Winter tho
additions The BAR and BILLIARD ROOMS thoroughly
BOATS will be all imea the
vice Of the visitors oehargealsc cLAREr at Duner
CARRIAGES aud HORSES be procured nt moment
addition the celebrated BRASS BAND OF Nsw0eans engaged
a may be e twice week.
stop the GREEN OAKS requested
Captains the Steamers, who i'll land them the wharf Of
the Hotel, -
TERMS.
Per Week
> .
tFr Children and Servants, halGprjce. my24 sn
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E :,, os sI,I.,lSs,, ana Car 5

roItop lSaiiroad-Csrolton ne-skk ~ YraSf--5SE
Departure oFTIans. from NvOrieaasf = 81. +
Horse caIs-sk and N ~, "a, loA, and II ~ p.
hour Afterwards unte
.ively in md nnil auararp astT In winter.
Carrels5s:
ttorEe Csra-b and a. NJ, {, and i0F.h
afterwaFdaurtil p
siseiy sumner, ard until half past p winter.
FAEE5 Children ~ Servants 10
~ summersang shrd Goudayir February
I'D eud the second Monday n November.
LAFAYETTE LINE.
from the Depot No. is
DEPARTURE y Cars.
Wiasr Lafayette ana ~ O'Clock.
Depot, lS BsTcnne street NJ and 81
Ia builfusf from LAAy and
HarnEne "a,
After which the cara viii leave each terminus fssa minutes
aais O'Clock Pm.
Then at *, ?, 10 and IL P. ~, from the Depot
And So, Ok ard 1914 p. N, from Lafayette.
FARE-tO Children under IL year,, half pnce.
Nots-Spaca Night Cafsfnr Par.er Bais Meetings
sind vhsn after the hours nih5ty
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Gs- WIN. HENRY WATERS, Candidate for Con-
stable Of the Second JUSTICES Cou Election Monday No
vember merit myi0td
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nSs- Messrs Editors: Please announe VIM
A. Norr candidate for CLERK OF THE FIFTH DISTRICT
COURT. mhl4
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-09-08

EA- JAMES A. HOPKINS Is a candidate for
CLERK OF THE FOURTH DIsTRICTCoURT OF NEW ORLEANS
mhl4 10
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NEW ORLEANS MARKETS.

CREscEsr orFrox.
Thursday Morning September g. 1853. !
COrTON-Thcre was inquiry yesterday but the
sales were limited to few small lots embracing altogether
l25 bales New Crep, at 1iH@llKe for Good Middlng.
We quote Old Crop noninay as before:
REV ORLEANS cLAsslFioATIoN.
n plS,,er ZIG Middins Fair. lH@l2
aiiddiing ........ eN0I01 Good Fair. -. %
Good Middlins. II iSii1s Good and Fine. %
COTTON AND TOBACCO STATEMENT.
Stock on hand Sept !, 1858. .lO,572 2e465
= yesterday ........ 1867 1881 600 ss2
1888 aO857
Experted to date. ,3o5 4o2
yesterday. 49, 1442 0o0-s 402
Stock on hand not cleared. ..1o711 2oe55
T0BACc0-we did not hear Of sale
SUGAR AND M0LAssEs-sales Of Sugar confined to
small lots or Molasses 100 bbs Poor Rebolled Sold in
two or three lots. at 100 u gallon
fL0UR-Prices still tending upward Sales 100 bbls
including $50 Superfne Illinois and st. Louis at SIS 25
800 In three lots at tho same 149 St. Louis in lots
IS 35 $50 Fancy and Extra at SIS So 100 Extra SIS
and $50 favorite and choice many lots So 25S6 SO
. Dbl.
GRAIN-Corn was 10 moderate request with sales of
1900 SACKS Of which 100 Inferior 6 1900 Mixed in
three or four lots at 65 and $50 Mixed aud White Coo
bushe. OF Oats 400 sacks ST. Louis sold from store
at Az, and large lot at 40 q bushe
PRovisIONs-The largest sale of Pork SO bbls
Unexpected Mess at s14 so v Dbl Bacon was sti
higher, and 20 casks Sides brought So q H.
cofFEE-Demand active, with sales of 1900 bags Rio
including l4oo at 94 2loo at 9s 100 at TO- 1872 at
and 900 skiuimings at IKE y n.
WHlskY-52 bbls Rectihed sold at $50 q gallon.
khEIGHTs-we heard of no engagement.
ACKNOWLEDGMENT moderate at quotations:
Sterling Observation-Disclosures. lOeO1ogn
:, rAncs of 05655 10
Sight Checks on New York . s,GDI a ct nreu
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vemf election subject TO the decision Wig stas coashos
~ Messrs Editors: Please to announce
ns,T 8 ses' SS Ss,ss soaysSs
| mr. J.. @. PowDnxrEn, Superintendent Of
i TE s ia h5rac s6Ss candidate %t cLs ~
Gg- JonN CnlcxAEp is a candidate for CLERK
| or TIE SECOND DISTRICT COURT. mhas
D~ P. N. BERTH, fer the past fourteen
Deputy Clerk Probate present Second
psrRcf COURT or ~ha1sr cs he sane @ s. sSss9
%. mhi5
G-s- THOMAS G. POOLE is candidate for
CLERK OF THE SECOND DISTRICT COURT. mhs ID
MS Editors of the Crescent: Please an
81 TE Tb bis eosf s ID NV oE&Ss G n
Gzs- Messrs. Editors: Please announce me as
os for THIRD G3gNT or Ssw
NE WILLIAM P. BEDLocK, for CLERK Of the
ThRh COURT h Court may be orgosea to
-z-=-
RS- We are authorized to announce Colonel
DISTRICT COURT may be changed TO-
mia
l. EN- JAMES A. HOPKINS is a candidate for
CLERK OF THE FOURTH D1sTRIcTcoURT OF NEW ORLEANS.
Ea1- THOMAS GILMORE, Clerk Of the Fourth
DISTRICT COURT NEW ORLEANS sa candidate for reelection
-
Ess- SAMUEL G.. RISK is Candidate for
CLERK OF THE FIFTH DISTRICT COURT. Election Mon
day in November next fels te
Ras- Messrs Editors: Please announe WIN
A. N0rT candidate for CLERK OF THE FIFTH DISTRICT
COURT mhl4
@- For CLERK OF THE FIFTH DISTRICT
Clerk Of the District Sesoregn
e essasd SAID the 'i Ell %7
G9y- GEORGE F. PEARSON is a candidate for
rssiecon CONSTABLE THE SECOND JUSTICES COURT
and soieita the votes Of his friends. ie?s tie
Ms- WV. G. QUIRK is n Candidate for Con-
STABLE OF THE SECOND JUSTICES COURT. Dsiet
| street, and from The Lsvee Q the Lake js97
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| Messrs Editors of the Crescent: Please an
s9GnGs through de eoaN1 ypar PnPe5 hs. r JoHs ROACH
S ounce ooN' A0 SAs W. VOTERS 5s HES
1sr To the Editor of the Crescent: Please
CONSTABLE OF FIRST JUSTICES COURT the Parish
| Of Orleans Election No9ernbsr next HIS FRIENDS. ie6
GS- FRED. ]. ROBERTS is Candidate for
| CONSTABLE OF THE SECOND JUSTICES COURT Election
November next jed I'd :
Es- WIN. HENRY WATERS, Candidate for Con-
stable q the Second Juss cours Election, Monday
sembsr nert mylotd
G For CONSTABLE, THIRD JUSTICES COURT
tees Court Election November MANY FRIENDS aOte.
| =--77
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ELECTI0H NOTICES.


e 80 We are authorized to announce THOMAS
q scARbOHcUGH atsnddats AUDITOR At the ersung
subject 70 The decision o. whs sta Convention
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EpOARDING.-A very handsomely furnished
Floor the desirable
the First District and business be had by
Gentleman and his Wife, addressing +. Il. p. at thi
Office. References exchanged, If necessary. mh99
A RCADE HOTEL, r. s. MORSE, Pro- o.
IA pretoTbh establishment sofamilarly known TO the SfRa3
public, will he opened THIS MORNING, Monday, November
~ The house been thoroughly repaired and newly furnished
II
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1ss- JOHN CRIcKAgD is candidate for CLERE
OF TIE SECOND DISTRICT COURT. mh9s
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EBELL CHENEY SPRINGS--The undersigned
respectfully informs the public that they have purchased this
Water III and have in the OF construction many improve
msnts of visitors The Springs situAed in
the PHI parish OF st. Landry thirty miles North west
Ope6 distance South of Alexandria, and
Chicot The possesses highly medicinal
quae and has proved eou in many diseases which
the reach ordinary remedies. The Bath supplied by
the Spring Water and much appreciated by nys Deer Fox and
Wild Cat numerous ang fine the hunter and the
Lake miles in length with depth OF feet situated three
miles half from the Springs abounds ou and other tine fish
Hounds for hung, and Boats fishing will he furnished
the visitors The best Wines and Liquors whrh the New Orleans
will be kept Coaches always
procured opeOusas Washington number
passengers Springs Music will and Balls
twice week Hunting oes Vehicles transport
ladies' the Lake will be kept for hire Gentlemen fond Of bunting
should bring their Fishing Tackle be purchased the
Springs. Visitors received from LIST May to s November.
TERMS BOARD:
Children and Servants half price.
on " AGiE 4 nv AiIc;iiintp
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Gs- J. @. PowpExrEn, Superintendent o
~ Enslh nsse,y j. ,hs ly candidate for cIEsi
DE- TIE FIRST DISTRICT COURT. mhs To-
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NS- FRED. j. ROBERTS is Candidate for
CONSTABLE OF THE SECOND JUSTICES COURT. Election,
November neat. jed I'd
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E1- For CLERK OF THE FIFTH DISTRICT
COURT. WASHINGTON LEWIS, the present Minute
Of the Filth District Of
ded for the last years. himself
oce Of CtERRIP said Court whatever
be changed 70.
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NE WILLIAM P. BEDLoCK, for CLERK of the
HIRn DISTRICT COURT, The that may Organized
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BERNARD LUMBER CoMPANY.-R. @.

pERNARD LUMBER CoMPANY.-R. @.
= sAFFoLn s. HENRY, R. LATIAEa W D. coates
FOWLER, BEAN co and D. COOS, Of Steam Saw
associated the
BERNARD LUMBER COMPANY. At their Mills
running Sixteen Single Saws Circular Lath Saws
will tsom
single three gang and win then able
10000 900 feet OF Lumber per day.
Railroad Plank Road Wharf aud Building
Shippers wanting supplied
Their fully authorized
supply company yards
with
ritonW Walk G. TAYLOR ans
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ADD FELLOWS REST-Vaults in this
W Cemetery be obtained by applying J. O. PERSON Trea
suTer, Commercial Alley JAMES FURNEAUX Secretary, At
Odd Fellows Han Of Camp aud Lafayette Reg
W1AlL, No Ellanade and NJ CORREf Of Siekes
Co.. No 40 Camp street The price Of vaults for Lodges
members Of sokholtng Lodges o
,be bltnl Of vile or child 3lO bniias the price Of
Vault $50 invariably For the purchase Of Lots ino
speeting the "kest,n apply 70
}. otPIEksoN, Commercial AlleY,
oTto JAS, FURNEAUX, at the Odd Fellows Hall
JAsF my5 lyos
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rnANcIs LEEcH Candidate for CLERK o the FffssT D
IHNT COURT k1hinct tue da1ion ~ Democratic
lie will bs supported BY MANY FRIENDS. iyiet
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Messrs Editors of the Crescent: Please an
bounce through the counns Of your paper that JOHN ROACH
Candats for the Office Of CONSTABLE OF THE FIRST JUSTICES
COURT. MANY VOTERS. jei7 tie
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Gss- Messrs. Editors: Please announce me as
candidate for CLERK OF THE THIRD DISTRICT COURT NEW
ORLEANS. FRANCIS MoUNEY. mhs
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Deputy Clerk Of the u the present
r Court candidate for the cLERKsfffP Of the said SEOs
DISTRICT COURT whliever Court the may Re chang
20. mil,
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E1' Editors of the Crescent: Please an
WILLIAM l. CAsTELL candidate CTFRR
OF THE THIRD DISTRICT COURT OF NEW ORLEANS. uhIs
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JOHN j. HOPPE office
Of CONSTABLE OF THE FIRST JUSTICES COURT of the Parish
Of Orleans. Election November HIS FRIENDS. jel6
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-09-08

zsas~ THOMAS G. POOLE is candidate
CLERK or TIE SECOND DISTRICT COURT. mhs
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Ga,- GEORGE F. PEARSON is a candidate for
selection CONSTABLE OF THE SECOND JUSTICES COURT
md solicita the votes Of his friends. iegs
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MS- WV. c. QUIRK is Candidate for Con-
STABLE OF THE SECOND JUSTICES COURT District
comprises the old Fifth srh and Seventh Wards Canal Jaa
street, and from the Lsyee the Lake.
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ICE--ICE-ICE.

ICE! ICE!-J. STAFFORD & Co. Wholesale and
Retail Dealers In ICE Esisn Fields opposite the
pouhatrap Railroad Depot, lower ae No. 1859 Ola Lvee street
w. Il houptoaa street. No New Lvee 50 New vee
Thouporiss street. Isl Ievre
ree Ice Houaes between Ninth and Harmony Streets Fourth D
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M Families visiting NewYork during the summer can azsz1
Gente-l 81 MRS. MURRAY'S, No. 8 Leroy
Place geeoer s,ree near roaayay The
in the
The Table all the the market affords
he House kept in the every respect y7 Nv
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REMOVALS.

SAML. E. MOORE & co. have removed their
- stock Of CRocKERY, CHINA AND GLASS WARE
Glines anaI 81
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HOTELs ND BoARDINa

TCE-500 to 1000 tons Ice, to arrive about the
list sf.y. tor sale BY wHIfNEY CO.. 81 Camp mhsi
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| v REWAkD-Ranaway on TUESDAY, April T. a Negro ~
slan Mrs Brikayer by Trade abos thirty years Of ags
i've IN. az inches built, we'll ieilow had M
blue cloth round white lnsey pants
TOP sailors h. the end of his left thumb on The above reward
er street. NswOreans, hm in Sail that him
,gain. aptiu
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-09-08

0FFicE OF THE DAILY CRgsesNT,l
Thursday Morning. September 8, 1858. !
u CLEARED yFgrFR6Ay
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1853-03-04

THE CALoRIc SHIP Ericsson. Caloric
Ship Ericsson arrived at Alexandria, ID. c.,
Friday evening the 2lst, from the mouth Of
the Potomac, where she had lain at Anchor
for 81 hours during severe snow Storm
We find the following account of her voyage
in an exchange paper. She left Sandy Hook,
New York, Wednesday the 10Th inst, at half
past nine, p. NJ, and stood to the Eastward
in the face of strong gale and heavy sea:
The ship stood the test nobly, her engines
making Ct revolutions per minute with the
utmost regularity. Capt Lober then shaped
his course for the Chesapeake, and in going
up the bay encountered heavy snow storm.
On approaching the mouth of the Potomac
the weather became so thick that the pilot
declined taking her any further, and the ship
came to anchor at o'clock on Saturday
morning. The engines had then been in
operation 10 hours without being stopped for
a moment, or requiring the slightest adjust
ment Only one fireman was on duty at n
time during the whole trip. The consump.
ton of coal was under five tons to the "a
hours.
Capt. Sands of the navy was on board, and
is highly pleased with the result, and says he
would willingly go to Australia in her.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1853-03-04

MORE GALPHINTsM.--T The LocOfoco edi
tors are at last in an ecstacy Of dclight-they
have found out case in which some Wings
have been very Locofocoish in their conduct
appropriating the money belonging to the
Government to their own private uses. In
connection with the recent extension of the
capitol, they say that some swindling has ia.
ken place. We hope that, if any Wings
have followed the example of Senator Wei.
Ter, and appropriated public money, they may
be severely punished. A Wing has no ex-
cuse for plundering the Treasury, whereas
Locofocos have ashabby right to regard it as
an established party precedent
We don't see why Locofoco editors should
get into spasms, simply because little 70.
guishness has been committed. ANY body
that lived through the Jackson and Van Bu-
rem administrations, and neither tainted MOI
lost his fat in the presence Of the populations
and leg-treasuryism that were then so preva-
lent makes himself ridiculous by taking on
horrors now ut occurrences, which would not
have ruffled his feelings when Locofocoism
had its way in the public Offices. We are
aware of the fact that men are far less shock
ed ut events that are looked for, than they
are at those which no one expects, and this
is the reason why locofoco editor is thrown
into commissions when asoltary Wing peck
cts what doesn't belong to him, and is not in
the least startled when Locofoco officials by
the score depredate on Uncle Sans hard
earnings Jour.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1853-03-04

ToBAcco ChEwEas. Mr. Greedy, of the
New York Tribune, is very severe upon
lovers of the narcotic weed. We invite the
readers attention to the following on the
subject from his pen, with the remark that
we feel very thankful that we never had any
of the "fthy stuff" in our mouth:
If those who befoul their persons and in
feet the atmosphere by this pernicious and
nauseous habit, could be affected by expostu.
ation, or satire, or ridiculc, it might be worth
while to discharge full voley at them. But
We fear they are incorrigible. For ourselves,
we have feeling sense of this inveterate
habit of filthiness We presume we get spit
upon forty times year. We never get into
crowd, and never push through bevy OF
men on the street, and never 60 to leeward
on board steamer, that we do not appre.
bend and very generally experience a shower
of tobacco juice elected from the nasty to.
bacco-crusted mouths of chewers and spitters
We always feel that such fellows should not
be allowed to 60 at large, unless each had n
spittoon attached to his nose by ring, into
which he might expectoratc his saliva.
But il is foul subject, and we will moi
write about it. The dirty dogs who chew
and spit, and spit and chew, are not worth
the words we have already wasted upon them
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1853-03-04

DREADFUL STATE OF AFFAIRS AT THE
MNEs.-Tbe California papers contain ac-
counts of robberies and murders committed
in the mining districts by Mexican robbers
and of fearful retalations by the American
miners. A party of Mexican robbers having
robbed and killed several Americans and
Chinese in Calaveras county, were pursued
and attacked by 800 armed miners, who were
shooting and "stringing up" the Mexican
bandits wherever they could find them.-
Great excitement existed, and the accounts
state that the entire Mexican population has
been driven from San Andreas and the forks
of the Calaveras. The greatest excitement
prevails in every direction. If an American
meets a Mexican he takes his horse, his arms,
and bids him leave. The Americans engaged
in the band are divided into gangs, and are
stationed in every part of the county.
A mass meeting was held at Double Springs
in Calaveras, and resolutions passed approx
ing of what had been done, and making it
the duty of every American citizen, at all
events, to exterminate the Mexican race from
the county. II was determined that the for
eigners should first receive notice to leave,
and if they refused, they were to be shot
down and their property con6scated.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1853-03-04

KNOXVILLE AND DAEvnLE RAILROAD
We learn through the "Loudon Free Press,
that Col. Prichard, will, in short time, COM
mcnce survey of the route from Knoxville
to Danville, KY, to ascertain the probable
cost of q railroad between the two points
The friends of the East Tennessee and Ga.
Road will be pleased to learn that the work
north Of the Tennessee river is in such a
state of forwardness as to dispense with the
services of the Engineer-in-chief while en-
gagged in surveying the Knoxville and Dan
Vile route prospective enterprise (which
we all feel deep and lively interest.