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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-01-29

W. have Galveston papers 20 the 18th inst.
The Trinity river, at last advices, low and falling
The Galveston News says The unstssdness o the
CATION thus far has not permitted much of the cotton
crop 20 be brought down, and steamers have been n
duced by the sudden changes n the stage OF water 10
content themselves with what business they DO in
the portion Of the river Fregbts destined for the
upper country have been stored at the lower landings
The paper says there 70 be general deter
mination In Texas this 70 plant tina
usual In anti:ipston Of heavy emigration winter.
Several Western Texas papers are urging their
readers the importance OF lending delegates 10 the rail.
road convention proposed 70 be held In Austin. A. .
meeting of the citizens Of Travis county held In Austin
the sth inst n resolved that the railroad
ton be held at Lagrange on the hrt Monday 10 March
next.
petition TO Congress Is being signed In Austin, ~
ausstug two districts to be formed and two federal
Judges appointed In Texas. and that the courts he
held semi uay The object sought to be gained IL
the speedy settlements of suits against residents of
the State.
Up. Cleveland, E@q., has been elected Mayor of Aus
tin. We understand that the Know Nothings elected
their entire ticket
The smount Of cotton received fAvaca this season,
up 10 the 18th inst, D. 600 bales.
An agricultural society has been organized in Dallas
county.
The bark Trinity twelve days from Boston arrived
Galveston the morning OF the 18th The Nerof says
she bsrg full cargo, about half of which consists
Of steam engine, two boilers aud al the machinery of
cotton factory % be established 10 th. STATE Psnite
tary II Huntsville.
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DISTINCTION 90 : PrHoIossous Faoross M FrxnOa
sunday morning, about one O'Clock, Orr brols oa,
large wooden building th. Of Smith and Cestrs
streets which occupied for the manufse,urs Of py
ro,gnsous acid aud calico prnsrs mordAnt. pollc-.
man his bat In the vicinity heard sIposos In
the direction 81 the building and hAsienng 70 Bqairs
into the cause found the flames already bursting forth
The materials being Of eombusible nature ths buii-
lng with machinery aud stock speedily coasumes.
The proprietor " Mr.. John Darling Lo.s about ~ O0o
No Insurance Ts precise of the rsplosion not
kn0wn
TBE SUNDAY IAu.-1he lac requiring the closing ~
liquor selling places strictly observed yesterday
throughout the whole extent of the city The Day
ssgHeBtly passss oB In quiet and orderly n.nssr.
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THE COMPLETION or rnE PANAMA RAILn0AD-kS.
cuRsios or THE STOCKHOLDERS 10 cELsDaArn
THL EVENT.
The steamer George Law Captain Fox, win leave th's
port the 9Th Of February with tho lccckho,dsrs a
the Panama Railroad boaTd who toge,l with theS
guests, will proceed TO Chssres and from ihsnce over
the railroad 10 Panama where sh- open ~ Of safv
snd convenient communications b~tweer the Atsnts m
Pacific oceansan event long hoped for, and sev haS
derstood that the ceebraion win be most lnsvs.tin
The memory of the late John L. Stevens the prvrctor
90 @ s' viii BE- lay honSd IN The ssr.oa ts.
viii take place.
STORMY SUNDAY.
On Saturday there was every ndieatisa that the
weather would remain frosty for several lays 10
and keep the streets and In good seighing
condition Bat yesterday thsrc a kiIhag froSs-
no, TO the streets but TO the hopes Of those Who in
dused in the pleasing deiusion that the cold weather
and good sleshipg would contIaus During the day ths
skies became overcast and towards evening the rain
down, fceby at hrst but gradually the yiosesos
feet torrent Of steady soaking rsu which continssd to
late hour In the night The srQts which beforv tbs
s:.s !. % |
cd hltby atate and the paths ~ dirty and i'm
paasable as ever tsa perfect torture 70 delicate Per
sona To venture out on the ~ mud that m-sts
their eye every turn and unless Mr. killing Acts with
great energy in having the s'rr-ts properly cleaned BE-
may expect the Mayors Complaint Book to teen with
complaints against himself aud the contraction unr
his charge.
AcCipEsrAr DRowsisu.--A Waterman named Mehs~t
Kcatng fell overheard Saturday night at the foot a.
Pike street, and drowned before the necessary
ss,ance could be rendered him, The body of the d.
ceased recovered yesterday morning. and tho Coro
was notified to hold an inquest.
FIRE ~ TnIRD AvEyuy AT six o'clock In this
Ing Saturday are broke out in the dry goods s'esc
Of D. T. fogerty in the Third avenue, Forty arst
street II caught from the goods Ia the show window
being placed too the gas light This Ia the second
IRE that has occurred from this during the past
week. The fr. In this extnguishet 4 with
damage OF about eighty dollars. Fully Insured.
DANGEROUS SDKwAIkH.--The ordinance oompslng
househoders To keep their sidewalks well sprnklsd with
ashes else thoroughly cleaned Of and leo, should
be enforced by tho police captains during the continu
OF frosty weather We continually hearing Of
accidents of serious character arising from this
cause, and great many doybtlesa occur of which
nothing Ia heard. II bat the other day
fell In the street and killed by the fall Anothsr
occurred saturday night which did not, fortu
natrly, result In serious . manner Mr.. TbomI
MeNuly while walking In Third avenue, near Forty
second street slipped and fell tho ice breaking hs
leg, and otherwise ipl lurng himself Hs vas tAten 10
the City Hospital proper degre. of vigilance on tbs
part Of the police, would put our walks Ia con
don that would prevent the Of accidents Of
this nature In future.
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Before ci-f Js.,as. o.al.y ,a4 4. Isy.

Rsior. Chi-f Jssiies Osaisy sn4 lzfy.
coILrgR ASARsr ArrfNson. cLAar asp vxLca.
This .esiss - f.~ov.r ~ ., i.sd No 50 If~s-
4. .trs-s, In ths s,esysreH ~ ihs ssf-~asass ssd
.hssh ih.y ssi ,he.. nfossh .hgm ih.y clsln have
h.e 70, fsriJsw y-sn fts lei Ia gss.,isa fsrm~riy
h.ssg.d 70 PETE coly.r, %. h. W IA. .n nsss la
Iscs asvis~i % hs asaysi.r ~. -hs msyrisd John
Pro,o., Pst~r coHysr sisd Af,sf EHtsx hs vlii
.ss his al a.arhir w. ssa h-r ks,tsss .sa "a. M
10 question 10 isle. To aessbsa's ssas. th,.,sh sha,
AL. Th- sd W.. pre.aoa sisi ~ rsbrsasy, isss
Peter Coysr hss ,hiisrsn, 40 Al survived hln
The gsnf of thss sbll1r~n sna uow slalsss ,ss
osly gave ~ sssss for s ssa Asss AZ hsr e~sss
bss ssSsf us wi esss<, Aas u.~ ~ reverted
- ne bsrs sik~ a risr Coiysf m. lary by t,s
Srss1B = hls bepst ths yrssflar JsssIs fsan4 ys,
ss for 10 pisls;r subl-ct ~ tns sgEioa n ts mum
., r.s.rI tsrm Ts.nshsss covns.i ~ plsistls, i.
I<s-riss. fof esfspfsa,.
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Tw TIIgsU CoswTIrr ros.--Hs ple.ssa 70 learn
that the secrsisry of The Navy has is.ssd orders
10 the eommsndsr ~ this noble ship, ths uOd lros.
s,4s- u proceed 70 Portsmouth navy yaFd, ln this
@ss,s ~ bis rstarn horos whieh wli probably b.
sboui The Htefi- lsst Of Nay nsrt The Con
.titnstn 10 ffigsts cf Upwards q slxt<n hundred
tops buFthsn and carries atty guns and four hsn
afse on.srs and A. shs has ben . crsiss
gnse March, lsA8, large amount of monsy wn -
required - pay ~ her and for other pufpos~ss'
hast $1,000, ss are lnforfDsd, al q vhisb wn b~nsa,
ard snitsp the yocf city of Portsmoah snd ws thsna
~. fscfsiary for us eotsyfim.ni b. has pas Nss
Bsnfshife BY sndirg 70 her shor~s ths g.isat itUt
lscnsle,s "--IersvftN ny Pairs@ Jsr "a
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Jis. r-a ysesass sonsassis1 40 kit-fY go.
ssin~i ~ ths msi sg~s, Aaasar Istrss. trsv--s
N@v Y0rt snd C&fossA, b~iax essrssa seoirsfy e
as. The Ussief Attorney lnfsrnsss N ss&Rsy~
ssf .tifset<< that tie sss~rn shosh - ssat y 80
Post @1e~ fsv rsssmk-s0a W ksig Aesiastee " 80
rsatrs Hs,~. mai.
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AHHIYlIg.


A. TIE nstropotsn Bo,.l-iion Jss Bowie Minis.
70 New Grenada Cspt Oliver Eldrags Boston; Gs1
beaumont, Ehgisnai John Meclsn.nd, 8 Loal, Car,
tsham, California. Kdvard Riddle, Bsstsus Hon w ksn
dali NAsssshnsst,s Bustolf, Charlston. Alfrra r.
tlnsgn San lrsneiseo; Eddy, U ArmJ. !. Adams,
4 4 Navy.
Trom Nsr orlssns, In the steamship Empire Ctiy-sr.
HoGrstb John Iladsli, Josepb wsstso,t. Nrs wells
sns servlnt lvi, Tree Iossrb Jsms, Harry ysnayts
Rolsft Tsrr, v Wal, Ssrmss, haiensytJ Defty,
J JDsvis' Sm.nd, ! Hss,, =. caran, = crsH'sr,
Ers Mnlsr Mrs fngalls, Joserh PsTuota, a. Plume
IRON HAvsnt-f Y Lspvnrth and son Mr. Del Y Castro,
. SsTrheEsi ! tsrSsntss. = CasHbssilL
A. the pr.seott Uoass-Iisn. ssSsB s.ynsur. sepn,
Norrs Hon. Lew Kswson, Cisvslsnd, ssss Cos, gsy.
Cls,slsBs. Charles W tosi Rs1 cIsysand Jehh Nsyns.
Fsi.. ssv Brrhtan; ABsen s,sxsr, Esa Ohisi k4sin
Lush, Req, -. L0as, NO. H. ~ FsnBsr, Esr, Ns~ fgrs
Al ,hs 80 sebalss Hotsl-Gsnsfsl y. Fss,t. Aibssyl
CIftsin setsunburs, PkiisA.lphs. W, DAVIS, Lsufs
vile. o. usrsi'ins tbsrisstoH; Hon. k1sssli sage,
Ws,hington. Hen " Prnrls, WsshinE,ea Hsrry 1l.asn
Nsrolt ~ O.. slsr, Rletugnd. Wn Kssor, tiuetnn.i.
nnri " anmin, Hamsg X A. Rieksfts, Bes,en. ~ ~
Norton, cbi~sro sres1 Ds,rol,i Rsv seTshsss
ksrtsety. Jotn For, osusg.j 4 y caa.ss nsstrs..
4, Barton, Psuusylssnlas ". Bsnhsf, Ohio. Thoms.
v Lyon, rerttmss;h GserEs W. vods, rsiisasiphi.
It6r. y Eotinscn- PhisdsIrbis
From, L,apooi 10 'bip Drssdnsught-o Bssssrs. Jshh
yrs,a Istdss, In stts Ssrthsnt.rsas-A RsnsIa. .a4
6sssh,sF. y u crps7 wa ssd Kosa sinsisH.
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Judge g. Smith, Of Steuben, is the oldest member,
g5, (baie and hearty; and 4. smith, Of New York,
~, the Youngest.
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Rersanal Insslllaeare.

We learn from the Cincinnati papers Of Friday Last
thst Mr.. Harnson stll dangerously ~. II was
thought that sb. could not survive Tuesday night but
he slightly revived on Wednesday.
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msn watch repairer sailor naval architect, tailor.
hotel keeper, ounibus proprietor, suctioneer,
tractor, manufacturer, nurseryman, author, farmer
and Manufacturer, and csryenter.
The birth places OF the members are given as fol.
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Perso nnsl or the Members or the New York
Assembly.

TfrOm INC AIUhny JOufnkIi Jah I'd
There are fe ser lawyers than usual In the Legls.
lature the only note worthy fact we observe In the
list. The farmers greatly predominsts. Tue law.
yers are second In the list and merchants next. IL
Is q singular fact that there are just AZ many me
chanics a. gentlemen and only four Of EACH
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JAy. - Petitions Prssented-To reduc
for transporting convicts; for free bridg
cr~ek, Long Island; against changing IN
the Twelfth ward Of Brooklyn; for Stat
committee(f); 10 remove obsructions In
arbor 10 amend the charter Of the Atlantic
ance Company pSative 10 the removal OF oh
! Hurgate; for an appropriation to the
NIB Institution: for a change In the crimi.
report of the Canal Commissioner was
, the report Of the State Rngin@er on ca
saiion from the New YORK Ten Governors 10
institutions was received sud laid on the
81 uced--For the better security OF stockhoid.
,oraied companies. 10 prevent the sails Of
relative TO the general sessions la Queens
1cnd the State militia laws; 70 amend the
ties in relation 10 the collection OF demands
an,Asessels requiring the oycrsecrs Of the
oester 0hnty 70 give bomb relative 20 the
lsd women 20 amend the Revised Statutes
ck iobbiDg, 10 CONTINUE the charter of the
mutual Insurance Company.
tiou was lssa on the table directing the Adju-
mi 10 report 20 the House whether any rexi
.alion cr company q uilus soE ofgsnised
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HAVANA, Jan. %, 1865.
State Of he Sugar Crop Suicide c Tvo Chinese-Deah
ef sendoso-Diocuty rith he Hosp1at Nu1s--su.
pensfon Of Pri>t- Employment Of Unemployed Work.
mer-Erection Of a N,o Fort-Ths R<prcsstatip< Syg.
tem 10 b. ReSSred-y.U Eunicipal Regulations ta
Hdvana-L Literary In,eiiigence-7he 0pera dc.
had the pleasure OF addressing you few lines by the
George Law the Goth inst; having but that hour re
turned from what IL here considered quit. a journey
namely trip 10 Mstapxas and Cardena that circan
stance must plead my for the brevity Of ths
Bitter. The planters all complaining of the ssort
yield of the canes occasioped, understand by the
dry weather that had prevailed considerable period
prior 10 the ~ the crop. confess va
disappointed 10 the appearance Of tn. cane fields which
tony, perhaps unsksd eye did not 10 tha
luyurancs Of growth which had previously witnessed
in other OF the West India Islands. heard tna
short time previous, estate, "IA Lusa,
situated about two miles from the railway station o.
consfuso, the property q Andrew King Esq brother
believe of Mr. Senator Kisg Of Georgia two Chins~
had committed suicide They bad set hsh on
hre, and anding the preliminary examinations entered
into BY the authorities we're likely TO Lead their
ve,ion, and that there undsrssndng th.y we're
10 BE- sent 10 this city for trial. they applied for their
clothes and having sttred themselves in their sunday
soto meeting dress, swung Themselves on face face
from the fireplace of the In which they were coo
hned Beysnd this circumstance CLEANED nothing aarrr
my trip worthy of being recorded.
On Sunday week the mortal remains Of the ls aAo
city. H the prosecuting fiscal Cri.so sna h
eompsnons, fec years since, and had the aadsefiy
usmsnd the bassbmsut of the Count Posoauloss .ho
s'A suee.sdea ~ cleaning a-sy al the ehsryss prs
tapk5sr, dangerous 10 b. p~vrnlttea ~ r~~ds Ia
n sP'nssh 40 snious hs also ssmssasd that cbrEq
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E'rcSh Arrivals at the
"V A BS 1 r. II A b. = 20
Cd Ts TT III JNT

INVITES the attention of the public to his
l newly arrived stock of Goods, feeling salts
fed they surpass anything that has been ex-
hibted in this market for 40, these many
DAYS" 1t wonld be an endless task to emu
merate one half the articles, consequently
he will name but few, assuring his friends and
customers that they will find at the "Varie'
ties" almost any article in his line that may
be called for. Call in, if you want
FINE GOLD LEVER, LEPINE and PLAIN
WATCHES;
FINE GOLD JEWELRY-Breas Pins, Ear
bobs Bracelets, Finger Rings, Collar But
tons, Shirt Studs, Sleeve Buttons, Cuff Pins,
Fob Chains, Vest Chains Guard Chains, La
dies Chatalne Chains and Pins, Pencis, Pens,
ana Gases, Fob and Guard Keys.
Coral Necklaces.
SHOES AND BoOTS-Ladies Fine Black
and Fancy colored Caters; Misses fine Cal.
ters, Bluck and Fancy colors; Misses Kid,
Goat aud Calf Boots; Mems Calf and Kip
Shoes; Mems Waterproof Calf and Kip
Boots; Boys Boots and Shoes Of all kinds.
Fine Tobacco, Cigars and Snuff.
Colts fine Repeating Pistols Aliens Re
volving and Sef.cocking Rifle Pistols.
Musical Boxes; Accordeons; Clarionets
Flutes; Flies, &c
SOAPS AND PERFUMERY.-Fine Shaving
Creams; fine Soppophane fine Transparent
Som; Cologne; Wrights Extracts for the
handkerchief; Extrect Of Vanilla; Extract o.
Lemon: Lemon Oil; Cinnamon OIL; Essence o.
Oinnamon; Lilly White; Lyons Katharion
Hair Oils of all kinds aud qualities.
Candies; Almonds, RaisinS; Picksls, &c, &c
All of which, and thousand and one other
articles, will be sold at the lowest prices
imaginable. Athens Sept 2s
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D. ID. DICKEY,


III Q avy II al q w ar Q.
No. College street, Nashville, Tenn.
II ANNEXED and Rolled Iron more than 100 differ
q ent sizes) Cut Nails and Spikes Wrought Spikes
Cut, Shear, end German Steel; English and American
Blister STEEL Sheet Iron, all sizes; Platform Scales, al
Sizes Counter Scales: Coffee Mlls Iron Axels Springs
Wrought Iron Gas Pipe all sizes; Hammers Axels Ho
low Ware; Sad Irons; Bark Mills; Plow Castings.
Agricultural Implements & Machines.
Plows Of all patterns made by the Nashville Pillow Fac
tory; Wagons; Wheelbarrows; Cultvators; Road Scra
pers; Corn Shelters; Straw Cutters Fan Mills; Fruit
Ladders; Grind Stones: Horse Powers AID Threshers
Horse Rakes Grain Cradles; Churns; Meat Cutters
Sausage Filters; Corn Grinders Corn Planters: Hall
Bushels Buckets Tubs Pumps of all kinds; Lead Pine
Zinc Pipe, and Hydraulic Rams.
Timers Materials.
Tin Pate Russia Sheet Iron; Imitation Russia Sheet
Iron; Wire, all sizes; Sheet Copper Copper Bottoms;
Pig Lead, Block Tin; Slab Spelter; Sheet Zinc; &c.
Foundry s. Machine Shop Materials.
Pig Iron; Pittsburgh Coke; Pittsburgh Coal; Boiler
Iron; Iron for Shang; Locomotive Flues Tank Iron
Patent Hot Pressed Nuts and Washers; Boiler Rvets
Car Axels, Large Grind Stones.
NILLERS N.47ERLALS
French Burr Mill Stones; Luis Patent Smut Machine
Hosting Screws; Picks; &C.
BUILDING MA 7,ERLALS
Worked Flooring; Window SASH Doors; Blinds;
Frames; Shingles; Zinc Paints; Marbled Iron Nantes
of all Patterns; Mouldings &c.
Being connected with the House of Isaiah Dckey &
Co., OF Pittsburgh, he Is prepared to fill all orders for
Pittsburg manufactures with dsDatch. and having
produce, will pledge himself to pay the outside
prices in CASH will receive and forward commits
sion, making liberal advances Cotton Tobacco Pork
Bacon, Lard, Tallow Beeswax, Ginseng Feathers Flax
seed, Corn, Oats Wheat Rye, Mllet-Seed Dried Fruit
Pea Nuts, Honey Rags, Eggs, Pig Metal, Blooms, &c.
L 1Q-1v-g90
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1855 Fall & Winter Goods! 1856
ID, vi, * HTTa1 &c CO.,

L.
HAVE received their stock of Fail and
IL Winter Goods, which they consider SUI
peror to any they have heretofore opened, in
richness, duraJlity'and cheapness. Their as
sortment is general, comprising Cloths, CASH
mers, Sattnets, Tweeds, and all other season
able goods for Gentlemen's wear.
For the Ladies, they have a very rich dis
play of all kinds and the latest styles OF
Fall and Winter Dress Goods, such as Silks,
Plnlds, DeLaines Meinoes, Prints, de-, &c
Call and examine the assortment, for they
flatter themselves they have some character
for taste and Judgment in this department.
They have, also, a large stock of READY
MADE CLOTHING, gottea up expressly for
this market, consisting Of Over, Sack, Bust
ness, and Dress Coats, made Of the finest and
most seasonable fabrics; Vests and Pants
which can't fail pleasing the most fastidious
In the Boot and Shoe line, they are second
to none. Ladies and Misses in search of fine
Walking, CATER or any other description Of
Shoes, will please call and examine the assort-
meut For Gentmen they have fine Calf
Kip and Coarse Boots and Shoes. Negro
Shoes, from the largest to the small est sizes.
Hats Caps and Bonnets, in great variety.
In short, Ladies and Gentlemen, they have
every description of Goods usually found in
Retail Stores in this section of country, and
they are going TO sell them-so, it's no use
talking. If you want any thing in their line
just come and get it, They will sell low for
cash, and charge nothing for showing the
Goods. Nov. 9-372
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Hiw a ssee .College

monroe CONntyf ACHlh.
TIME Spring session OF this Young but pros
l porous Institution will close as follows
ANNuAb EXAMINATION tuesday and We'd
nesday, 18th aud 18th July;
SPEAKING AND CoSFEuRiNe DIPLOMA, Thurs
day the 10th.
The Fall Session will commence Monday
Sept, l7th at which time students will find
il to their advantage to be present to enter
their proper classes.
TulmoN-Sl0 per session; Contingent fee
81; boarding at moderate rates. number
Of rooms in the vicinity are occupied free Of
charge by those wishing TO board them,elves
which they do at cost Of from fifty cents to
one dollar per week.
Our location ia IN The country, two and q
half miles from Madisouville, in neighbor.
hood noted for industry and morality; con
seouently we are comparatively free from
temptations to probability intemperanee,
and other vices too frequently met with in
towns aud cities,
A post office has been established at the
institution; therefore letters 20 the Faculty
aud Students should I've addressed TO "lliwas-
see College, Monroe county, Tenn"
Jelly 8 join H. BRITNER, Prest.
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Ten Days Later from the East
SebaStOpOl Taken.

BY the last arrival of the Steamer Shanghaie
w. c.. HORTON q, co.
HAVE received very large, wei selected
Ii and ENTIRE NEW STOCK Of
Fall and Winter Goods.
Their stock consists in part of splendied as
sortment of Dry Goods, such as Brown and
Black Domestics, Tiekings Drills, Cottonades.
Kentucky Jeans, Fancy and Black Doeskin
Cassimeres French Cloths, Black Satin and
Fancy Silk Vestings, Pongee Hdkfs, Linen do,
York Camblets, Brown Linen. Irish Linen,
Linen Duck, Hemp Drill, Brown Holland,
Plain and Plaid Jaconets Swiss Muslin, Black
and Fancy Dress Silks, Berages Lawns, Cam.
brics Italian Cloths Drap de Etes, Silk Coat.
ing, Seamless Bags, good stock OF Silk Goods.
Ribbins Brilliants, Grape Liesse, Black Silk
Lace, Fringe White Bobns, Edgings and
Insertings, Ladies Needle.worked Collars and
Spencers Undersleeves, Black Silk Wells era.
watts, a very large stock of Prints Of every
price and figure, DC. Fancy and German
Goods, Soaps, Brushes, Crinite, Cologne, Oils,
Combs of every variety, Needles, Pins, Port
Monies, Cigar, Cases, Toys, Ear Rings, Breast
Pins, Fob Chains, Violins and Strings, Sus'
penders, Buttons, Razor Strops, Hosiery,
Gloves Neck Ties, DC. Also, very large
stock Of Lace and Silk Bonnets, Misses Flats,
Hats and Straw Goods A very superior
stock of Boots and Shoes, together with Car
pet Bags Satchels, Books and Stationery,
UMBRELLAS and Parasols, Clocks, Hardware
and Cutlery, Pocket Knives from so cts to
So, Scissors, Caps, Pistols, Revolvers Masons'
Trowels, Hatchets, Augurs, Axes, Hoes, Trace
Chains, and thousand other things. They
also have very superior stock of Spring and
Summer Clothing, low down. Glass and
Queenswae DC, &c.
We can not enumerate half the Goods on
hand, but would respectfully invite all our
old friends land we don't care how many new
ones,) TO give us a call and examine our
stock, and leave the balance to us, for we can
convince you that it is to your interest 10
buy our Goods. W. G. HORTON &Co.
April IS, lS--tf S42
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Just Received,

A LARGE supply of Black and Cayenne
IA Pepper, Alspice, Pot and Pearl Ash, So
da and Saleratus, Cream of Tartar, Cubebs,
Cork Screws, Bottles and Walls, Window
Glass by 10 and 10 by IL, Franklin and
City Glaciers Diamonds Gum-Elastic Balls,
Starch Polish, Yeast Powders. Gentlemen's
Shoulder Braces, Spermacetti, Even's Gen.
uine Crown Lancet.
Avariety of Drugs and Medicines, Alcohol;
Oils-Tanner's Lard, Sweet; Leather, Japan,
and Copal Varnish; Paints and Dye-stuffs,
and almost every thing else.
Please call and examine, and see what you
want. McMun's Elixir of Opium, sn impor.
tant article. As cannot name every article,
the public are invited to call and examine.
VIM. BURNS.
Athens, May "a, 1855.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1855-12-14
FIGURING Mills.

THE subscriber respectfully announces to
l. the public that he has recently rebuilt
his MILLS on Eastanallee, three miles North
east of Calhoun, Tenn, on an entirely new
and improved plan, and is now prepared to
accommodate those who have Wheat and
Corn to grind. lie can grind any quantity
on short notice, and insures fine turnout.
He specially solicits the patronage Of such
as desire a superior article of Flour for fami-
ly use. He is also prepared to crush Corn in
the cob for stock. Send in your Grain and
try the Mills. w. J. McCLATCHEY.
June IS lS55-tf 35l