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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-12-12
CUPREME COURT-Willi.m I. Horn,

CVPREME COURT-Willism I. Horn,
- T'.liH ,st W liam aaTrs Within HArris. j., John
s. Audubon. Iocias Suita, Heory A. Crt@, The MAYOR,
ll5.Jmn sDd ComnOn>fy OF tho City o. Nes.fors, Lac
Ie ne a. tte Of Auos dsss, John = Ill
issp E,cb~ sc Bsnb ibemas osen .Dd Vn1 =,
~, = Heed Ju.tus Eshe Peer V. kios ahsniei
" Is .,.y within Pc ham, AOsus'ps SiseeSer Eissrd
. V,..,toa Lar nIo NJ. Arn,5. jobs u MI snd - -
We M n6.n,s T. tbs D,frn9>us AMOS HAWK and
Eov AbD HoU6ar0r Yea are heIesi sua a osea va
~th-d 4, nn.ser complain ~ his actol unca nLed
he Oos o. the CLERK of,be cy of New.Yot 81 the Cy
EA Cit, # SesYoTt aud 70 serve copy OF ,4tt
a-s~er 20 IA co nrlns 90 sbs tabcTbsE Il es o,s
~ - wL tn Cit, of eewiok. within tsenty day,
AZ shs wi 81 ths On you excasNt OF the s
q oeh s.rsc~, ard fail - snss ths sara co nPes
whio th- time aoes1d III psiniir 10 tnH seIoh SppS
he cent ion the dsmsndef 70 ihe CON &c"
NeT.f n. a, 20 1855 J LAW2sNCE, Az ~ fI1
Ibe complain efeiied the above sucml ~s, ca
the Cse cf Cerk q the City ssa In,y Of Sc Vera a.
he all 10 sSd ely ON ire boat day al Juy, s>h
dl2iswl2sW' J ; LAWRENCE s:torIey scr Plsrt q
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Nonnip katlo fQarrGntS.

1 AND-WARRANT OFFICE, No. 63 Wal-ss
~ EeE lzs-{hs highest mRrket p'iCe ssd ioi LANE
WARP All and 81 lars sold by sGaT>otse3 as
hrv-rded hV .hergse gon yeCciIt o. relanCos
Lazd ~ prs.oo for SoldsTT and C.hs eDited q
FL. COLEMAN. TO. IS WAii-s.-
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OFFICE RECEIVER OF TAXES, Nov %. 1855.
TAXES, 1e55.-Notice is hereby given that one
per cent VIII be added lat day Of December ell
Taxes remaining unpao sbd That otber addition OF per
cent VIII be maze on the 18th o.y Of December
Notce also hereby sven that tbs lat d,y Of January
next interest Ill be aided all Taxes then remaining unp.d
u the late Of u per acu atsd from tse 50
1sJ Of September 1855 HARVEY HART Receiver Of E,xe
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THE GREATEST BEVERAGE of the AGE
II W. GILES & BROTHERS celebrated DANDELION
COFFEE akrowe0Ee5 10 be equal TO the faest cd Mocha
Coffee ano hi most eflcua remedy for DSsp Bill 11s
ptTeDgmsI otte Liver. Nervousness a. W GfLLIES
FRO Noe 235 and 257 shnstoBs mporsrs Of she Dao
deOD Boot and sole manu- Of the pure and 1ute
srd DANDEHON COFFEE Eut up in tin cans, with fac
tne Of i.Datue escb wTappar, -c against
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THE WONDER OF the AGE DIR. TOBIAS's

he WONDER OF the AGE!-Dr TOBlAS's
y VENETIAN LHIMENT is warranted to Cholers
Cole, Seas cfDss, Chronic Rheum, lam, Von.inss, Cats
bUros Old Sores S~enss TocLacoe, aud pains Of a, kinds
0rolsy.
GREAT CURE FOR RHEUMATISM.
Capt Comstoos, Of The steamer Badc collins Lns,
Of attack of Chrcpic Rheumatism IN lew days
by Dr TObi.s's c-sbrsed Venel.n Linsment
IRON HE DIrOR OF TIE POLICE GAZETTE.
Navy oRK Jan 8 1855.
Dr.. ToBAs-Dedy Sir: Pesse send few bottles
OF Venetian LniDent, and sl7w 10 state
tne that have used It for Rueum .c Palas Tooh
stbe bss been sttsIdsd with diate rel et Several
friends also your lriclent sad bsar n1ny TO its
bis1 value. am, dear Sir yours, very respsc fay.
LEkOW.
RAEUnATIsM OF Two YEARS CURED IN TWENTY.
FOUR HOURS
EEw.YoRK, Dse. 5, 1885.
D,bR SIR: ] csnpot allow myself 70 be silent ia
TO valuable Venetian LGinent, suffered for t@o
yt.s f Rheumatism and been treated By several ply
ns and also used many medicines vii relief until
fitDd advise to try and, wonderful to rel..e
cured Iey by sppca You this
700 ht ard en- he Of any who sudsros
hon that swul ulsDt being cured IL ~l afford pes
sDo viii confirm ID. above % who may CO On
ne THORSE WALLING No SIT Washing GA vt.
70 Or TOBIAS No. GO Court anctst
PrCe u AID 50 cent? Sold by the DTuggists
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& Inn WILL be paid II Dr. IOBAS'' We
" lNbV NETlAN LINIMENr does not Dysentsry
Group Colo Headache. Toothaohe, Chrome Rh4uaAtisn
Coughs Cuts Barns Sweng and pains of all kinds quicker
any other remedy hs been before the public eight
aud failed the most celebrated Physicians In the United
States nd t. Sold by the Druggists where. DE-
POT No. so Couitlandtt. Price % AID 50 cents.
Dr. TOBIA6'S celebrated Horse LINIMENr 10 also for
olot bottles st 80 cents, which cannot be beat
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poApD Og len GOVERNORS

The regular weekly meeting OF rbe ioveruo of the
Aims House W : held yss'erisy afternoon at thai:
ro,ms In he Ro urds. PieeeLt, GOvs. royn'en5,
DTspor Htrrick Smith, Dake, Ddgr,, Henry, Tie
nbLD, Wet sud rayo'.
Number Of Ie-sors rmsping III tae Institutions icT
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In PURSUANCE of an order Of the Surrogate
of the County of Newly notice hereby given to al
persons having claims against HENRY ANDERSON late OF
the City New York, deceased present the same with
thereof the subscriber ct the office of Bell Coo,
Esos No In the City of NewYork, before
the shth January nexDaed NewYork the I'D day
of July 1875. ELIZA ANDEkSoN, Eheeaun
ivai ax6m
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SDPRf NE CCURI-Clfy and County OF New
OYcrk DANIEL D. WISANI sg,ir,. JOsEPd FRENCH.
-suumops fr money demand 70 Def nd sni
You hersty urons1 an required .nsvcrth.
in this acton which fled in The Zee q ths Clerk Of tae
City ard ury OF Ne~.rok st City Hall, NeuYo-k Sovc
Der 49, 6:5. and copy yclr the sd
piet the fubse5er a. his e e. No 1875 srosdway New
York within twenty days sevise Of This
exclusive Of the day OF such service aud Joa tN -
sTer the said complaint vit!ia the tie sSres1 the psag
will take jod, for the s2B47 co. with interest
81 o5 tpsrt Of said principal sum- from January s5 and
l42 THE balance Of aid principal sunny om the 5h day
Of Mach One Thousand Esh: Hundred and FhvtSo Be ds
the tssts CT this &C ion -Dsisd. November 10. 1855
Ll4 lsv6wV Z. r. BOGAROUS, + siaia sAlJrnsy.
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GtoisiNQ.

lust IlNISHED--Ibe most splendid HATS
eEsse1 tie public az ,te low price SS usually
old al Sd NJ Hes g. %. BROWN, 10 30 Caua.-st
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gnsuronte Companies.
No It sso,DwAy o-eenser. Is5S
..rnrI " 70 ALL WHO ARE i,ONrEMPLA-

no IS 3so.OwAy p-eenSer Is5S
.,-OrI " to ALI WHO ARE CONrFMPLA-
N TING LIFF INSt RANC g. NAN4ArrAN LIFE IN
sRtVCs CDaPANV-Ibs s-cOnd n1eana divipon OF zoe
s.rs,.sn Tie iaslrares G DpSny y o made the
- re :. l., ol ,Ss1 ayi .as
,cn for 10 made befze tbs 6rst 4 anuAy
Yic s.hy favorable conson 81 II On, ,spy vry
-sSsbe 'sst q hsnc'Cme osicet va. be q 'os ed.
SIS n. d. MOSGAN. fI7'idsot
OfFlCL OF Tho EEPIBJ.iC FIRE NsUs-
,IsB CAPITAL. sI50 GEO WITH LARGS SURPLUS
seasLEs a. sUsssLL' JOSIAH eAKss,
tn SIIIIk a. a, f r,ssyy yy8mts v WATfsBUsY
%. ST3Eys & P p9%iR $685. 9sSSS 4 DE- DE-
~ BUT1ER DUNCAN. JoHn j. As'VH gr,
,vys WARRER DANIEL DRAKE s8lYE.
SRriaYa W.HAMn-ON,P ELE0 HALL
atyNNlNG DJER, hOBER@ s. uONc.
1T 5s p. siNTURN. 0EonGE W. aiGGS
yTBSN WITIIERs, J. p. ClRACD ROsTBz
pWLRp c. CENTER, JOHN A. Z. OkAg.
EEw.YoxK. JAa. II. leS
10 Wa hon Ch.rtor dlyidrnd II POtR AND TdRET
aS1TS t SN % % s.S $, Ps ~ ''' payable O.
Az also fprhCr dividend Of TWENTY PA CEyI psy
L. in scrg he @ssnrei Ps, ie, Issued Ly ,lt Com
H. wbf have terminated Witha The 6,cs go. eq3irs S
Tte .. IN. Company rsovde, tst .rs1 p.yass
jFes Ice saro, oicrs II he OF SEVEN PR CET1
tER ANNIM ne remaining profits 20 D. .nnusiyi
Ne bcccD the Poi yhe dcrE II scup bslrn. nteret.
keb scrip 90 De psd On uutii Che ne. pfrifs osethe
trb the Cs'cssi SICK, shall exceed one LLdrh oS
DOLLARS.
Tas COprsny srsbshes sscnce. but insrcs against
ths Ftes States through respectable houses TIL
hJBEEt > HONE. Pregdss6
Drxc1N 3. CURRY, Secretary.
3 Rsp oft, Mach /, Iba&
NEW YoET. March s5t.
sts soriy, pet above totee, s. ne0 rcaly Parties
tdsd ~ please ean for &c ~ roe Office o. eCcs
,szy.
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0sfcan s!eamers, NG.

TOR SAVANNAH AMI FIORTDA-Unitod
il States hiai Line-Tbe new and splendid steHmship
KNOXVILLE. q ID. ~ low eorn1ndes viii lsaye Se"
Cav y ONiSJAA Dec H. .om plef No
Forf 9heI o. O'CLOCK p IN. precisely eii!s OF Ie1ins
ftreJ beard 10. ie sht sppy o. bod sr ioi
sLMJEL IL. esrtCuILL, No IS srosdwsy.
Calm PGssGgc yannaC, sos icr oda thfoss 90 usseu
GOa NeS i OH 20 yaoksonVll Tile, DOL, PDstkS go r.,
Lac and n0dOls fieLir sps Caye So alah tor ds
Aroe week oonnsons WITH tho ttAnl~rs iiom Ne"
York on Tee duys and Saturdays -.
fhs steasaI FLORIDb ~ 5. Wo0pu', Commander. wild
suooes6 LId leave op SA1J RDAY, Dec 10
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CUPREME COURT-City and County of New.

CUPREME C0URT-City and County of New
~ fefh-1bs AMEkICAS AIsERAL COMPANY against
kiNSLLf sHEkHAN-ssnuoos 70, Q money demsad
eoriIss To the Defendant: You noned and
required 70 the ain, in s action With vii
f In thq cce Of he Cek OF he sd eo1nty OF Nswfort
and 70 90 copy II the aid eompsia tie
subcyibes 81 their tce No Hasovef I "a the City Of
New'fok viin twenty days sf'r the service hsreo sI
ee,ise Of ihe day OF ,ueh s.r f TO susvs the
said within the time slores-d the p,nt &c In this
seion will take Judgment again. you for tbs one thou
saDd and thirty eight doss and tvent, foar cents no
with Interest from the first day Of September thousand
ssht hundred aud fTy four. be,ds the Of this soa
Dat kesYGrh. Oct 10 lass
BLATCHFORD SEWARD g. CRIsWOLD,
Plaintiff Attorneys, No Hsnover-st Ne r.Yott.
The complaint this sction hlsi Ia the OS,e OF the
Cl.lk Of tie County u S.w 70 tbs Oh 5s OF SovsmbeT
Rsh BLATChRORD, SEWARD & Gals SOI9,
p3 lsw6vW' PIslntfs AkEneJL
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Care.

4 GOOD OPPORIUNlTY "a now Afforded for
" rhelse ROOFS A. ~. WRLyN6"oS5 Ni'et Cl's'
!. 81 - l2t..s. corIs. Of lniv--a.t, p-aca
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II UNNV-t4NNI4 OF VTUtt VI wv
the County of HewYork notice hereby gwen to all per-
sons having against REBECCA McCULLUM, late OF
City of New York widow deceased 10 present the same
with vouchers thereof the subscriber at his Ohce No lt
Ishhst in the City NewYok before the fourteenth
.aS Of December Dated New York the we day VI
lime 1855 Eel4 1awtmWl J. r. MORTON Executor.
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WerItn'td uns. Put up oT the trade IN 90 utar
hlsi !bd one soss PACKAGE AO. genuine NEUREM3ERG
SAL' fT ae the old stand uheIe both been kept
for the isst Lineiy yeA,t. CHAS 8 LITTLE
Mo-. SO An 81 Fu on -
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SANDSs SARSAPARILLA-The accumulated
tCnoby 81 III u'an5' cetiss that for puf bo)d
arc he cure Of Scr ua, Gu aud EfupTe
p"bi's equals tANDs's 5,RsAPABILLA Prepusd aud
sold by A. b. a d. SANDS, Drug.i,s,
No Zoe fultcn..: Ne q .York
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IN PURSUANCE of an order Of the Surrogate
Of the County Of New York notice hereby given to all
ISAAC LIZ WIS late Of the city
a NewYok cleIgymsn doseoed to present the san. with
Nc 20 Kas.sust 10 The city New York bso the
twept, &c "a, Of May next Dated NevYork the 2oh day
OF Move mber 1858 HARVEY f. FEET, Admn"ia'ot
n2I lhw6up
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IN PURSUANCE Of on order of the Surrogate
OF the County Of New York. Notice Is hereby given 70 al
persops hsvns clsims againI JOHN CLARKE lac OF the
On, fNew deeease5 the same with vouchers
sfs OF 20 the bsHoer at b No 81 Broadway, In the
Ct ofNtw rk before the nth day a March next
D.i, Newly oIk The 10Th day of November, 1855
n9i 1.w3lmoW DUDLEY FIELD, Administrator, &C.
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nor C1IIFOINIA.-GGE4T REDUCTION

EOk CALI OENlA.-ohEAl h-DCGi,,CN
1 or FaRFs -eIrTN sOI MIS- OF BAG SA0t ~ &;
Al o,er ttn GEMS oel po1rd-iAys Of sstine CHANS ~
30 De 9Th sch ca.b 'n,p \ Ohh aue 90
IF,IRNIa sTCsAsiT1r Ne, ia NlGAhAuUA- 49,,
sOgY T0AEslq COMPANY u, M Isg.a PltOPhtET OSS
-ThIouah 10 advance Of tho aiso9 nil 'A1rof laS S'
Cher roy.shs s!tDdil doaheoI9ir te9 ns NOhIu
an LIt 1T s(p tuaI tIidsnl CtDtain Irnop"sn W.
leave sior 80 North Rycr ~ Seook - ~ %! rua1a
Ao.a on MONDAY Dee "a, l8l ooahectiEs alt -
,lib JlrES (ScOtuns h d~h, oNs -" Niei at'A
route hachs but tvaye u!its y sud saatfaaon ~ A'
eisss euTlsss, IT, q, - o. no,
qht FOOL cls c,n uIe tho pubS -st 81 s.; :,
enIilS H. fro jistsse AMI tnni the Po Cc r. abes "A
NSsfs "a have ceased Peace bas been oace o p" sen s9
el uiihs parties AID 80 sit-t nc fO9Hon ~ ~
kAaAt b, tween tho oceans nee 30 agTrchenNee'
Boz iniauaiinu D. r.fsngs Apply Cny %
CIIAELCs HOE0AN Agrni No : bo"4fssr'ea
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DTDUCID PRICES - 80 lbs. BAGG AGE

Ia EaTEli 10 o~rtt per 10 CT oxetla-ious bcIr hGm
OCEAN 20 Deem ~ Pongn, RaTo'e-No e'H> exg nses
OF Dc j. Tor StesTeee Passenses lash
f,g Cal .orria via anna RGIoatlne United StaS AZ
So C0Eupauy vii dspsich iof Aspawau on
bay D. 20 n 2'oc OK T. pre-, 3eY, oia v'er iOo Of
WsensL. Moth River The Wetno"d ana 'at St''HniP
LLINOIk Cap. T. ). Bragg, aitea states ~ -,
and ct At Paas.a III The Paci6 ~ ii am3hp IN
pen,r Isr ifcc1t f'oauA! 10 GOLDEN bOE T. Wattns
Cotui,I which VIII he IN rudihsfs tns eAe I'M eoSeJ
!oi sa4 fn-.cb , , , C. 81, 49,. -. hsv,
,oTE 81 nORE ~ era STEAMERS sias az CAnaha TSyAqJ
os gvCd ayy ros ht o.i 1i'on q "ssthsoI'
The G. e. 40 ~ Wts:-st. coIn4' Narren ST., " T.
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me0ifai.
,HlCHESTER's DYSPEPSIA SPE

Il h and fTcletsOr OlEffENBACd'S late
~ Physician 70 he Kies of Prnsss) UNIVERSAL REM
EDiE 'o the Of and diseases Of tbs soua-
sch for he radical cure Of the Gout OF how long
standings for the Of Piles h' AnSeorbutie Tooth
the teeth from oessya Of shch effect radical
n ibe .bor'est time. Are sod BY Dr. r. HEI5TER,
No 81 Leopsrd-st-, between BIcsdvaY ard Church. n
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EOR NEW GRANADA and Ni0aR r !, "a 4

il Iqs ScVy- gRANApA CANAL and STeAd EAsIuA-
TON COMPANY Wi daTss. thst ~ so,p ~ at
a. srYr t. ~ n or San 'oaD eel Neue, Carlos :na ana
~ Martha On Der esaIu WI cal at Aspa all aoa hinss"
yamal-a
The OsPNFY Grst-c a. steamer II V tl's utosn
pslioc sG,l and comedian, AID talcs ~ ~ io CT 'A' -
M b. fsSen 10 lean a. 81 c per foot 'or Car
uarsi.a and Sc Atr,hg AZ % ris per fo9t
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1855-09-28

New DEFENcEs AT SEBAsroYoL-It is re-
ported in the EUROPEAN papers that the Turk.
sh Quartermaster General, who was with
Omer Pasha in the Crimea, speaks in the
highest terms of the new system of fortfca-
tons introduced by the Russians. General
Melnikioff has fortified the space between tho
first and second line of defence by means Of
mines, trenches, covered ways, palisades, and
small redoubts. Between Fort Paul and Bas-
ton l, he has constructed works which %
command the Malakof Tower and KornlofT
Baslion that the allies would not be able to
maintain them even il they obtained possss-
sion of them. In consequences of The improve
ments made by the Russians in their FORTH
cations, General Pelissir has been obliged to
make some alteration in his plan of operation.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1855-09-28

~ On Thursday night, during violent
thunder storm, at Richmond, Vnginin, the
residence of Dr. Lohand, near Howard's
Grove, was struck by lightning, and the house
and most Of lis contents entirely destroyed.
The Despatch SAYS:
"The doctor had retired to his chamber bat
few minutes before, and was lying on his
bed within eighteen inches Of the wall. when
the fluid struck the south. east corner of the
house, ripping Of the weather boarding, scat
teing the plastering over the floor, filing the
room with smoke, firing off loaded fowlng-
piece standing at the head of the bed, and
setting the roof on fire. The Doctor imme-
dintely sprang from his bed, and calling up
the inmates, succeeded in getting them OUT.
DR.. l.. Saved small portion of his furniture
in n damaged condition, but lost fine watch,
diamond ring valued at el0O, and large
amount Of clothing, table furniture, &c Ills
loss cannot possibly fall short Of $4,000, upon
which he had an insurance Of Sl,250. For
tunatey there was but y single member Of
the family injured, and that was n negro wo-
man, Agnes, who, on pcrceiving the cloud,
had gone to the south. east corner Of the
house TO pntu some young chickens. While
there the house was struck, and she WAS
knocked down BY the shock, bnt not serious
ly injured. Strange as il may appear, this
honss had two !ightning rods on it, one at
each end, bat they seemed to have answered
poor purpose, rs the fud passed through
the building vithna few feet OF one OF
them." I'd. a
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1855-09-28

following good story: ''i t'f 'a'
az few days since one Of the drivers OF
team used for hauling cars on the Markets.
rail road caught the son of tavern keeper on
| one of the cars while it was in motion. lie
took the boy off and gave him several cuts
with his whip. Some Of the tavern keepers
neighbors saw'the net, and made quite noise
about it, and informed tho father of the boy
He Qhc father let on to be very indignant
and told them il they would show him the
driver he would settle with him. The driver
was watched for and when seen the fhther
was informed of it. The team was stopped
and the driver invited into the tavern, and
asked il he was the man that had struck the
boy. -Yes,' replied the driver, 'and shall do
it again it catch him on the cars The in.
dgnnnt father put bis hand violently in his
pocket and drew out dollar, which he give
to the driver for tho good service he had
performed" ~ e..
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1855-09-28
w- Late advices from Oregon and Wash

K Late advices from Oregon and Wash
ington Territories represent that great OK.
citement exists there with reference to The
proposition 10 curve ont q third United States
Territory around Walln Walla, out ola por.
tien of Doth Oregon and Washington Terri
tories. The people who design asking Con-
gres', next winter, to accord them the new
government, are holding meetings and do.
v'sng feosibc means for accomplishing that
object.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1855-09-28

Forty MORE HEADS FALLEr-The Phia-
dclpha Times says;
"'rhe Navy Yard has become our political
Place de Grere Last Saturday, forty more
American heads fell beneath the axe of the
guiloiinc erected there. As in the days of
terror, the bloody machine seems to be in
spircd with a spirit of almost inhuman ferocity
by the blood it drinks, and will only cease its
movement when tho head of the last victim
has fallen. AT the rate things are going on,
this will not be long. Meanwhile, we should
liketo know what Charles w. Carrgan
thinks of this barefaced interference Of the
national administration in the local political
affairs of the States" ,-,...... ID
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1855-09-28
TIE WAR.

The following extract in relation TO the
war in the East, is taken from an artrl. in ,
late number Of Blackwood's Edinburab
Magazine:
The war still languishes, and Russia holds
MS at bay. The colossal tyrant of the North
the Power whose encroachmenls upon En-.
ropean liberty render it the Evil Genius of
the nineteenth eentury-stll makes head
against Us; and through its hundred spies
and enyoys. mOcks at ns in every court of
Europe. With the two strongest frhtinu
Powers Of the world leagued against her, the
Colossus keeps them at arms length-roni-
bats them on nearly equal terms in a distant
corner aud extremity oil her empire, and finds
herself unassailahe at every other point of
her far stretching frontiers. Poland is secure
Finland is seeure-GeorgiA is unlhrealen.
ed,-Cronstadt and the Baltic fortresses lrown
defiance upon the mighty fleets which watch
them-in Irresponsible brutality she massa-
cres truce party at Hango, and dictalorially
assumes to virtually abrogate the privileges
of the white flag on her Baltic coasts. With
savage energy and utilised skill she pushes
on the war. "Rien Nest change" was the
prophetic remark sof the French Emperor
when he heard of the death of Nicholas. The
new Gar has accepted his fathers policy MS a
sacred legacy "To the last man and the
last musket," is still the imperial motto Like
a god the Gar dispOses of the lives and for
tunes of his seventy millions of fanatical sub
jects, and is now hurting them us IRON sling
against the front OF Europe. 1t is u crusade
of the East against the South. The essays
of France ut universal empire under Charlie
mangne, Louis XIV and Napoleon, w.re
but sndden and ephemeral leaps, The result
of the genius Of isolated chicfs-ihe march Of
Russia is like the growth Of Rome, steadily
absorbing one province after another, and
threatening to reach position of power in
which she will dominate over the whole Con-
tinent 1t is glacier from the North-and
we must either be crushed before il, or dislo-
cate the mighty mass. II behoves US to lake
care lest the former alternative oyertake US
before we can accomplish the latter. Already
Russia is so powerful that Austria crouches
before her-half from fear and half from love,
Prussia cleayrs to her-and the German
Courts, menanced on the one side By the sail
ent bastion ofPoland, and still more on the
other by the smouldering fires Of democracy,
lear, as the lesser evil, to the Gar, the great
champion Of "order" and sbsolutism.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1855-09-28

OF The Nashville Banner learns from a
private telegraphic dispatch to gentleman
in that city, that Col. Robert w. Powell,
merchant of New Orleans, formcrlya citizen
OF East Tennessee, died in New Orleans on
Tuesday last !. Col Powell was member Of
our State Senate in 1852, and has large cir.
Gle of friends and acquaintanccs in the State,
who will hear Of his death with sincere re.
rret. hf-
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1855-09-28

The DEMOCRATIC AScHoR.-One Of the
organs Of the opposition having called the
Democratic party "the sheet anchor Of the
country" nm exchange very justly remarks, a
pretty anchor it makes, with both fukes
North and South, broken of; every strand Of
the cable parted but the Irish one; and drag
ging along the bottom, without teeth to hold
on! A glorious sheet anchor il proves, di
vided and disjointed. The anchor has not
been able to save the Ship of State from
drifting on toward the rocks of dissenson, or
keep its head riding to the wind. The only
resemblance between the present Democratic
party and an anchor, is, its alncrity at sink
ing.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1855-09-28

iF- The war in Europe is already two
years old. The Russian ambassador left
Constantinople on the 22d of May, 1853, and
on the 18th of June, the English and French
fleets received orders to approach the Dar-
danelles, and they anchored in Besika Bay
On the 26lh of June, the Emperor Of Russia,
ordered his army TO occupy the Principaitics.
On the 18th Of September, two French and
two English war steamers, from the feet at
Besika Bay, went to Constantinople. On the
27Ih, the Porte declared war against Russir,
and invited the English and French feet 10
Constantnople. On the Sd of November, the
Emperor of Russia declared war against
Turkey. The French declaration Of war was
made in March, 1854. ...