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The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1855-03-02

~ We authorised to announce Col. JAS HICKEY,
Of Polk county, Formerly Of McMnn) as candidate
for Brgader General 9th Brigade Tennessee Militia
The Brigade is composed Of the counties OF Roane,
Monroe, McMnn, Polk, and Bradley.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1855-03-02
TanVard for Sale,

TENHE subscriber, intending to remove from Athens,
ii offers to sell his lanyard at private sale. One Of
the best openings in East Tennessee for Tanner
offered 1t is the only Yard In Athens convenient in
every respect, with plenty OF water. Terms accommo
dating. [march 2-itl JAMES GETTYS.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1855-03-02

NIOTICE is hereby given that the firm Of IIESEGAR
~ KNOX dissolved the list day Of January last.
All persons wing standing open therefore
requested forward and close them with money
or by note Immediately. HENEGAR 4 KNOX.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1855-03-02

yUyIiE subscriber is now receiving mud opening his
II stock Of ERil ana Winter Goods, together
with good lot Of Uenhy-Wnde Clothing,
which he proposes to sell low FOR cash M on time 10
good men, tNov.B L. DODgON
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1855-03-02
Select School.
To those Interested.

10 C1Io9c LII oeVoNN
HU AVlNG disposed Of my entire stock OF Merchan'
disc In Athens, all those indebted to either by
account earnestly requested to come forward
and pay up Immediately as the business of the
must be closed. This Is my last call.
Feb SIX. REEDER.
lust Received, and for sale, lot Of Cooper'S
- Rolled Iron; also first rate article Of No Chew
ing Tobacco, by A. =. BRADFORD
Feb 0 Rceville, Tenn,
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1855-03-02
Landreth's Garden Seeds.

A SUPPLY of Landreth's Garden seeds--last years
IN crop, and warranted to be good-7ust received and
for sale by W. ID. REYNOLDS,
Feb. 16-tf-33t Benton, Tenn.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1855-03-02

The business will hereafter he carried in the name
of J. NJ. 4 7. J. KNOX, at the old stand.
Charleston, Feb. 0, 1S55-3tl J. NJ. T. j. KNOX.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1855-03-02
James Neuralgic LIQUID,

GLOVER SEED.-25 bushels Clover Seed 70
U J sale by Teb 23l KEYES 4 HENDERSON.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1855-03-02
0coee Male Academy,

BcntOn, Tenn.
TUyHE Summer Session Of this Institution will
II mence on Monday, the 9Th day OF March next, un-
der the charge of Rev j. L. MILBURN whose abilities
and character Teacher well known that the
Trustees consider any commendaton from them unne-
cessary.
Terms Of Tuition low at any School Of the same
grade. Board be had In private families on rea
sonable terms. BY order of the Board,
Feb.l6-ly- 334 W. b. REYNOLDS, Sec'y.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1855-03-02
III e, Winter 9tocIx !.

II OOK LOOK i-This II to inform our customer.
4 A that we must have money and cannot lnld their
Notes and Accounts. IJan.5l c.F.&T.F. GIBSON.
Burlington tri-weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1852-1855, 1855-04-18
e A short time since, in giving the Hawk.

Ca A short time since, in giving the HAWK
Eyes soma nesc items Of history in reference
to parties, the Iowa Statcsman asserted, with
great candor, that il lS4O the Wing party
was guilty, IN Ohio, Of the most disgusting
and disgraoefal intemperance, and every
man that would not drink and guzzle was
turned over to the Locofocos.
We merely refer to this to say that, accord
ing to that papers own showing. the Wing
party deserves great credit for reforming,
for the skeletons show every where that the
Wing party votes. As general thirg, in ia
vor Of prohibition. While, on the other
hand, the locofoco party, whose temperate
and virtuous conduct was so conspicuous in
4O-who at that time embraced in their
ranks all the temperance Is well as all the
decency and all the principle, has now plant
ed itself in opposition to prohibitory laws,
and fallen from its high estate. It has now
but two distinct characteristics sit is enlist
ed in the extens on and propagation of slave.
~, and in continuing the liquor and beer
traffic.
Burlington tri-weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1852-1855, 1855-04-18
DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIo-.
READ ANDINWARDLY DIGE EST

The Cincinnati Gazette thus closes candid
and able article on s.The American Party IL S
| PurposeS-The Riots:'
We do not believe that in the great body
Of the American party feeling of narrow
bigotry exists. We understand the purpose
of the organ zltion to be the infusion of
American fe ling and sentim mt into Amrri-
cin politics. That in cons equenca of the
great increase Of for ign cmi eration, half a
million having landed on the shores last year,
! that the Anne lean vote should lie divided, and
! tn foreign vote united. The American par
ty Claim that Am .rican $ Mt ments should
govern American po.ilics, just IS German
5 ntiments govern German politics, French
sentiments Franc, and English sentiments
Eng land. The American party would inau-
guratc nationality in our pubic affairs, in
place of a mere cos uopolitan heterogeneous
nes IF we may use the term) which now ex SITS.
| THIS grand and pa rlotlc sent m mt Ii sat the
lse of its organic fun, an this sentim mt
does not exclude from the Amerlc IN nks all
men Of foreign blth. On the contrary, il
draws within its embrac a mcn who favor a
high-tone d Amerlc n individuality and Amer
ic N nationality. There may b., and there
doubtless are,men in this party who have
other and meaner purposes TO gain. These
men may for !, TIM ex ,rcise inIu nee and
gain rewards, but their influence will be brief,
and their rewards will die early.
We know that so far as the Il .rmar popu-
lation in this city are concerned, that they are
as body highly regarded as industrious,
prudent citizens, and there is not respec a.
be Amer lean in Cincinnati who would de-
prive them of their rights, or do them any in
jury. 1t has been by no act of the American
party--as a party--that they have been NAL
treated. Nor has that party done aught that
should cause them to combine in political al
+ lance to vote down the American masses
That they bave been played upon by design
ing m n, demagogues, fanatics and office seek
ers, we can well believe; but the American
party is not responsible for it. They have
not been disturbed in their religious worship,
nor have their alters be,n desecrated. They
have not been denied any Of the rights which
the laws and good nrighborhood award them.
The late riots have been committed by the
ignorant, the youthful, the untlinking and
he brutal, q but few of our citlzen rs CON-
paratively have been engaged in them.
Those views We bell We to be correct; they
will stand thctest Of examination. The riots
which have disgraced our city may yet serve
good purpose. They NAV cause men of all
countries and classes to reject, and in the end
add to the strength of the American Reform
party.
Burlington tri-weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1852-1855, 1855-04-18
The editors of the New York Journal .,

The editors Of the New York Journal of
Commerce have been shown miniature spec
men OF an iron wall, designed us substi-
tute for brick in the construction of buildings
the invention Of Jason l.. Burdick, prac-
tlcal builder, and an inventor Of some repu-
tation. The pieces Of Iron employed are
lngenuously shaped so US to secure lightness
win great strength, apparently, and the wall
thus constructed mayb easily ken in peices
and re-erected with comparatively little Ia
Dor or expense. The most striking peculiar
ity is that the plates Of Iron used in forming
-ails arc connected without bolts.
Burlington tri-weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1852-1855, 1855-04-18

LAND WARRANTS Applications are being
foru arded to the Land Office in all sorts of
styles. Here is one original and r:cy:
Mr.. Commissner vf Pentions i send you
my frog sl:cKer. was in tne war at Bla-
d nsburgh, and used this .brr Ike true
solger. lwant you to give me land, as they
say you am the man for that BUSINESS, and
want YOU to send my land to me by the
railroade, so that can get it, ana want you
to give the frog sucker to the Congress of
Am RIGA, for see that old presid mt Jackson
had his sord given to that benevo ent asilum,
or you may give it to the Washing On mouu-
ment.
Your friend, Elton Brent.
Burlington tri-weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1852-1855, 1855-04-18
MOSES $. FoorE. He. BARTLETT.
FOOTE 4 CO.,
Commission and Forwardin: Merchants
AND GENERAL
NallrodO anu STEAMBOAT Agents,
EAST BURLINGTON, ILL.

E00TE & Co., are the only Forwarders on the eas'
i side Of the River; their warehouse being coDnect
cd with the railroad freight house. and but few ics
from the river, Goods and Produce can be forwarded
TO and from the cars or boats pithom Drayaee.
Hoods or Produce consigned TO thom can remain
IN store until called Ter by TIE ,wneTs 'dhe same no,
being sabjccf 10 Ferry Charge" Pr duee iptendea
for csern shipment le delivered to them Free o.
Ferry Charges. They also offer superior iRdsetHen's
to shippers and erchants. being agers for the great
Union Express Company,
April ln-3m Bnrtp cfcn, Iowa.
Burlington tri-weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1852-1855, 1855-04-18

The Burlington Hawkeye copies from our
paper the s'Charge of tho Fair Brigade" q
parody on the famous Balaklaya ode. and
gives US no credit therefor. As it Gas .
mere local lyric, suggested ~ turn out of
parcel Of our thy school girls, and only
intentsa for home perusal, We can't see any
thing very sharp in copying it into paper
printed away out in 'sthe Iowa." where we
don't believe they have any pretty girls.
Peoria register.
We did not give you credit for the ''Charge
Of the Fair Brigade" Mr.. Register, because
you had not credited it to yourself IN your
own paper, and we had no idea you were
''sharp'' enough to get up such an Elegant
piece Of poetical composition. But it seems
We were as much deceived about your poetic
talents, as you are about the beauty of the
Hawk Eye girls. As we have owned up to
our mistake, we hope you will not wait for
the completion of the Peoria and Oquawka
Railroad, but come right over to Burlington
and see for yourselves. Got no pretty girls
in Iowa! If you don't own up, when you
do come, that you never saw beauty before
we are not prophets,
Burlington tri-weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1852-1855, 1855-04-18

On Saturday last Thos. B. Brown, Clerk Of
The Court at Elisabethtown, Hardin Co.. Ky,
was shot dead in an ARRAY with W. S. Eng
lish a merchant of the place.
Burlington tri-weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1852-1855, 1855-04-18

ca Now we ask that paper 1.-THE Hawk.
Eye] to compare the Irishman's opinion Of
the Russian War with Tom Corwin's on the
Mexlc n War, when he said IN the U. S. Sem
ate-"Were q Mex can as am all Amtr,-
can. would welcome you with bloody hands
and hospitable av,sp'- Ft. Des MONIES
Statesman.
Will the editor OK the Statesman tell us
how he would have welcomed, the invaders
of his country, had he been Mexican.
Burlington tri-weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1852-1855, 1855-04-18
.NEw York. April IL

NEw YORK, April l6.
Mayor Wood il out with his proclamation
in regard to the Liquor Law and after des-
canting generally upon the governing power
and the enactment OF laws, concludes as
follows; The nc relating to the prohibition of
the LIQUOR traffic is IN idea law hold ng the
same position Is any other law and until de-
cided invalid by the courts or amended or re.
pealed by the Legislature should command
the same obedienc', so tar rs is execution de-
ponds upon m, have no discretion but to
exercise all my power 10 enforce 1t.
tits unnecessary for me to express an o.
pinion in regard to legislation Of this char.
acter or OF this law, for whatever that opln-
ion may be, cannot without dishoner hesi-
tate to discharge my full trust, whatever
may be the personal consequences to myself.
| will cal upon the friends Of law and order
to aid in sustaining laws upon the principles
upon oh rests the corner stone of all our
national prosperity aud greatness. Deem
ing my course in reference to this subj OF of in
terest to those whose occupations are to be
affected, and especially to those whose licen-
ses will expire 18th the year ending May LIST
ensuing.
have felt it incumbent on me to Indicate
it frankly, and have availe myself of the
FIRST moment after the adjournment of the
Legislature when all expectations of repeal
or modification were hopeless, to thus make
pubic my position, without having had time
to examine it or receive counsel as to INV
duties under it or without knowing whether
am called upon to take any part IN its execu-
ton. 1shall inform my slf upon these points
without delay, and announce my conclusion
to the public with the same candor that
prompts me to make this communication.
The Post of this evening picks the law to
pieces, and contends tht it is in conflict
both with the federal and State institutions,
and that when it comes before the courts.
they will make short work of it.
Burlington tri-weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1852-1855, 1855-04-18
ADDITIONAL BY THE NORTHERN
LIGHT

The members of the San Francisco del ga
ton to the Leg stature have given notice of an
intention to introduce bill to abolish the
city government of San Francisco and APP
point Trustees to regulate its affairs.
Robson the Exchange Broker has been
admitted to bail in the sum of $4,000 on
three bills found against him
The miners at Spr ngfeld and other places
are in considerable excitement and had struck
in order to compel the Water Companies to
reduce their rates.
OswEco, April Is.
Large quantities of produce and lumber are
constantly arriving here from Canada, ex-
hibiting tie effects of the reciprocity treaty.
Since opening of navigation arrivals ut this
port foot up, 5000 bbls -four; IL 900 bush.
wheat and nearly 100000 feet Of lumber.
Immense freight trains are transporting these
products to New York.
WASHINGTON, April Is.
The Star denies the truth of the Posts
story about war with Spain, ard says Sec
Guthriehas written nothing.
Mr.. Dodge reached here last night, he sails
for Madeira next week.
NEW ORLEANS, April IA.
At the great four mile race which came of
here to. day, Lexington beat Lecomte in the
heat; time 1921. Lecomte barely escaped
beng dlstanced and was then Withdrawn.
BosroS, April l6.
The Royal Mail steamship Arabia has been
reported ia England for the Crimea. She is
to carry cavalry horses to the Crimea az flOO
PER day. The Government finding coal.
Burlington tri-weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1852-1855, 1855-04-18

Miss Wood. . young lady, who was adver.
tised . few days ago as having mvsterionsly
disappeared from her home near Rockaway,
Long Island, was found last Saturday eve-
ming near Springfield in Kings county, bur-
ned to crisp. She was found in swamp
where q man had been engaged in burning
asparagus beds. Ii is supposed this is the
work Of violence, which 10 ~ yet clothed in
secrecy.
Burlington tri-weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1852-1855, 1855-04-18

and one leg was found lying on the ground,
with three dead wolves near them.
To exhibit the contrast discoverable in a
city, it is mentioned that on the corner of
9Th Avenue and Thirty third street, New York,
one roof covers an omnibus stable, church
and a dancing school!
E. J. Ray, formerly colored barber Of
Terre Haute, Indiana, but now Of Liberia,
Africa, has been Speaker Of the house of
representatives of that republic, WIS q can
ddate for the presidency, and is now editing
paner in the country.
Mayor Wood f.New York, has determined
to prohibit the sale of oysters in that city
from May until September.
VERY HUxANE.-A captain Of tho United
States Army, in view Of the anticipated
troubles with the Indians in Nebraska, sug-
gests that blankets from small pox hospitals.
be freely distributed among different tribes.
This, in lis opinion, will DO more towards
efecsing an determination than the six new
regiments. Very humane indeed.
For THE PREsIDENCY.--The New York Mir
ror feels fully authorized to announce Will
liam H. Seward as the anti Nebraska candi-
date for the Presidency. He is also decided
ly anti Know Nothing.
"There's woman at the bottom Of every
mischief" said Joe.
Yes" replied Charles;' when used to
get into mischief, my mother was at the bot
tom Of me-
Burlington tri-weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1852-1855, 1855-04-18

"A very grave event has just occurred at
Moscow. The large bell Of the tower of l.
van Velik, in the Kremlin, fell to the ground
at she monfrnt when the ceremony of swear
ing alisgiasice and fidelity to the new En-
peror was going on, and by its fall crushed
nearly one hucdred persons. For people
20 superstitious as the Russians this dlsas-
ter has appeared as most sinister oman, aud
the effect on the public mind has been that of
great CONSERVATION.
Burlington tri-weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1852-1855, 1855-04-18
New Hardware and Iron Store.
w n tie g. PIE r G e,
Whole ale and Retail Dealers in Foreign and Domestic
HARD WARE AND Cutlery,

IRON. Nails, Glass Sash, DJors, S-<y-
1 Blacks miths, Carpenters. and Coop
ems Teos; Force Lift and Chain bumps: -
Cable, Ok, and Trace Chains, Coldag,
Iron Axletrees, springs Grindstones Fence vfe'
Agricultural L. PIGMENTS, Cross Cut and Mil saws
Building Materials, Sadd cry Hardware, Cariage
Trimmings, &C., DC.
Oul goods are bough wholly Of importers and man,
uiacturtrs and with cash. consequently they can ana
will lie sold low. We would invite Country Merchants,
House Builders, Blacksmiths, Harness Makers, aia
Farmers, TO call and examine goods a. VIC ieei
confident of pleasing both in quality aud price
Isc- sign Of the BIg Lock, Main Street. Burning
ton. M L. WHITE,
April II, rs. T. g. PIERCE.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-09-07
THOMPSON &: PATTERSON.
EUSHF1ELD & Co.
seI6
Good Medicines.


1t is estimated that AYERS ChERRy PrcroRAL CA
TnARTlc Puts have done more promote the public
health, than any other There be ques
ton that the Cherry PICTORIAL has BY lis thousand
thousand OF cures Ofcos, coughs, Asthma. crOIP nu
enza bronchitis &C., very much reduced the proportion
OF deaths from cOnsumptive diseases in this country
The Pills are as good as the PectO;a and will more
Everybody needs less purgng Purge the blood
f0n its impurities. Purge the bowels, Liver, and
whole ysceta system from DISTINCTIONS. Purge out the
diseases which asten the body work decay Eu
for diseases should die only of old age. Take AMI
do,es early aud thrust it the SYSTEM yet
too strong 10 yield
Ayers Pills do thrust cut disease, not only while it is
weak but when II has taken stronghold Read the as
them dreadful ScrOfula DrOpsy Ulcers, skin Dis
eases, rheumatism Neuralgia. Dyspepsia Internal palms.
bilious complaints, heartburn, headache, govt. many
pies the lace, worms, Nervous rrability loss of ap-
petite reguIa titles, Dizziness in The head colds lever
Dysen'ery. and indeed every variety comp Iatns
which Purgatve remedy is required.
These are no random statements, hut auth ,ncated
By Your own neighbors aud your own Physicians.
Try them once, and you will he without them.
Price p cents per hOX-5 boxes for 81.
Prepared by Dr. J. C.. AVER, Chemist, Lowell Mass
and sold by all Druggists in Wheeling
y. Z. GOOD i. 10, Wheeling
as5 wholesale and retail agents.
FIVE silver Medals nnG seven Diplomas
have been awarded to ADAMS for first Dagucreo-
types Adams Co.'S Gallery The corner OF UEiom
and Main sts Strangers invited call, citizens
will do Pictures taken as cheap as the cheap
eat, Ge3O
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MISCELLANEOUS.
Wheeling Female seminary.

THE naxt session win commence on Wednesday, Sop
i TENDER 9Th, 1855, and continue Tor q weeks
Eei her labor nor expense have spared to ill pTO.
VeTly the vacancies existing in the board instruction,
aud the Principal ees perfect that the facilities
offered to thepur for obtaining thorough educa
unsurpassed, aud she wOuId Respectfully remind
the public That il they eel any interest seeing PTotn.
School OF high grade established III their midst that
now is the tine to manifest this interest by liberal pa.
trOHage.
Miss Elizabeth Chaplin. who graduated with tho high.
est honOIs at the wei known Nit HOyOke Female Semi
nary, and has since been most successful III
sistant Miss Helen PhlilipS, who for some time filled
the situation Ul Principal Assistant in the OwegO (Ncw
York; Female Seminary clcresSJIlfy Gas learn
ed from personal interview with the Principal that
Institution will fill the place I'd Assistant Miss ~
L. Boss. as Teacher OF Music; Mr. DOLesOn Of FIenchj
Miss Caroline Shoemaker, O Drawing ard Painting; aud
Miss Anna \. Cummings IN the English departments
too well aud avoraby known TO need recommendation.
G5- Terms as heretofore.
Mas. s. b. THOMPSON.
ag9;GawSw P,incinal
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w. S. WooDs1DE & SON,
FLOUR AND PROPUCE
COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
AND CAMDEN SITS.
RnIIiInOre.

n. z. CUR. CHARIES AND CAMDEN SIS.
Baltimore.
U5-OUR Warehouse is lOCSIcd Of The tracks OF
Baltimore aud OhO RsilrOad, by which expenses or
drayaee on ceEsiguments is avoided
REFERENcES-
p GibSOh Cashier
n.Sprigs, Esq, I" Mcrch'ts
1r emau CrUsS, Esq, Cashr Com d Far bk Ralt
Messrs. Hugh Jenkins ~ Co, Baltimore
W G. Harrison. hsq. '
Co, Baltimore.
}. + Ford E,q Agent R q oRRCo, Wheeling.
MCssIS. EJrsylhs Il Hopkins
s. BRADY, Esq. Cashier,
MAJ, Philip Barry, Agent b. & O. r. Company,
AlOundsv vile. Va.
Mcssrs J.hn Wharry 4 Co, MoundsviIlc. Va.
'' w u e. Thompson.
90 NJ. Pollock ~ Co, Suniish, Ohio
D G. COuverS, Esq, Gashr, Zauexyilr, Ohio
j John II P Ssi, Esq, " - =
Mess's Al, Is .. Jackson,
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Sale OF Real Esto+o

IHE undersigned, EYecutOrs of tho last ,,in...,
auction al line font door NJ lie cont io w ~ uhs
", on Saturday the Gih day Ol October I t Ho 'a
ing real estate, IL wit: the south half OF iot r. uoE
West sue oil Main street in The city Of Vbs - q" l
5lI iect ir0H aud extending hack 10 The rive so" 'a
mas on II large thee story brick dwelling y,, e., -t U
Iesldes Tic drug store aud Office with ess ans vs
boar ding house aud aothecSry shop, aud tic s, ,s '
Also i9i No q ON Clay aud Sixth streets in EsSi '
lNs. Ihls lOi Is vacant aud very desirable Tor NJ It
purposes. o' o"ldia
TIns-A credit of six, twelve, aud eighteen ,,,...
wan be given on the purchase money elcr1t IN "t
lash 'hs purchasers giving their negotiable noirs
5000 ehdOrser hc'ting interest, and executing "
'at CA Tie property ~ tue Imrchasc None Ss
JOHN II. CRNMRATEgp
.,, GEORGE HARTMAN
NVtlu ES'TS q J.