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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-08-10

SEA OAI dlNO.-OA II II y = - = u =
- HALL, HAMPTON, VA IL situated within two
mies OF Old Point Comfort with which place hourly
communication il had BY q neat and oommodious
Omnibus, Of the most modern style; also BY Boats,
Hacks, To- The Hall win be open for the reception
Of visitors on the 18th Of May, st which time the
proprietor hopes to be able make comfortable and
happy the stay Of all who may be seeking health OF
such as cottages for families. play grounds for chill.
dreu shade trees 80; indeed every thing that can
conduce to the comfort OF the visitor.
For health and beauty Of location, this place u IN.
surpassed. There II daily communication with the
steamers Of Richmond, Norfolk and Baltimore
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GAL AMBER FIRE PRNi

y bAFES, MANUFACTURED 81 EVlNst W,,.,I
PHILADELrHiA.---These Safes have been ,,,,s
tested at recent fires in Baltimore, PhisdalDSs y
New York, and when opened tn cir cortspt, n -
and papers were found to be uniniursd H.. !.
warranted to be Fire Proof Safes, with Han, ~,
Burglar Proof Locks. Prices ranging irOm r.
900. For sale BY II. BALDWIN
NH SITS l48 Main st., RehncJ
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-08-10

~ sHIP-The eo-psrtnership hsrstofore existing
between the underdsned, under the firm OF
SOth of June, having disposed Of their busineas to
SIMPSON BA0NALL.
Those indebted to the late firm, are requested 70
settle their accounts ut and the debts OF the
concern will be paid by JOHN WRIGHT, n
WIN. WRIGHT,
JNO WRIGHT, JR.
JAS. B. WRIGHT.
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7O0 DOLLARS REV A DIAN.

IVO away from the subscrber, on the z4th q
July. in Powhatsn county. my negro man. named
VINCENT about IS years old. feet or 8 inches
high complexion yellow, full gray eyes with bushy
head Of hair. Said man WAS purehased OF Messrs.
Jones Slater, of Richmond, last April and he may
endeavor to get bsek to Fairfax county where an.
derstand he was raised will give for his delivery
$50 taken in the State or secured In jail ana Sioo
II ta.en e 9e' VI 'A' HENRY A. HANCOCK.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-08-10

&Fh UNION STEAMSHIP COM
PANY-FOR PHILADELPHIA. VIA
CITY POINT AND NORFOLK
Stsamsr VIRGINIA, Captain David Teal; Steamer
CITY OF RICHMOND, Capt Z. Mitchell: Steamer
PENNSYLVANIA, Capt. Z. Clifford.
One of these superior Steamers will leave Rich.
mond, until further notice. every TUESDAY and
FRIDAY, touching at City Point and Norfolk to re.
esye freight and passengers Returning, leave Phil
adeiphis every WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY
morning at 10 O'clock
These Steamers now in fine ORDER Increased
for the comfort of passe re-
peen added as also more room for freight; and We
oy regularity, dispatch and care In proteotins
gooas committed to our charge, to receive an in.
= No transhipmeu ut by tbis line
FIRE REDUCED
Isssags through to New York ard touua no m
DO DO PhiIsdslphia, and found. let
p....s :. g o.
hassage through to Philadelphia, not found. ID
kiver Boats. e ~ pJ the
Passengers by this line can stop In Ph;,.a.,
nnia two or three days, and then procsed ~ NJ,
York by the same ticket. y Nov
=. h. E. FUTILE. Agent.
tT Rocketts
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jySI No. Wal street.
DUNAWAY IN JAIL.-There was COM

RUNAWAY IN JAIL.-Tn6r6 WIS GULF
III mitted to the Jail Of the City of Richmond, az
man who calls himself SAM, and says he il tbs pro-
perty Of Sarah H Hendry, OF Goochland county, Va.
said nsgro 10 feet inches high, Of dark complex.
ted to Jail dark wooden coat and pants and black
wool hat. The owner of said negro ID requested to
him away, or he viii be dealt with as the law di.
reefs. JOS. A. STkRkE, d. B.,
y17-6w For Martin N. Lipseonb, gerEt'
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T7EN DOLLARS REWARD-I win

i aiya ten dollars reward for the apprshendon
ana delivery of Q Boy named HENRY, who left the
and Is now probably In the city. DesSnption-be.
tween II and II years old, feet 81 inches high, mp
latto full head Of hair, land hair inclined to be red)
looms no Hat when he left He was brought from
the county Of Amherst.
10 ar No & Wall streot.
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I'D "a EEsEsEz1 NEW AND COM
80 PORTABLE ARRANGE.
NT:-ACCOMMODATION TRAIN-On and
after this day, the Accommodation Train of this
Company VII be run daily {sundays ipcluded) be
ford at ST O'Clock A. M stopping at the Cottage for
Breakfast and arriving in Richmond at 81 A. M
Returning, will leave Richmond at p M and
reach Milford t6t z. NJ, stopping for pAssen
any point each way. -
By this arrangement persons residing on the line
OF the road can attend Divine service in Richmond
on Sunday, and return to their homes at convani.
eat hour.
Fare the same on the Mail Trains, which cannot
be expected to stop at any point between Milford
SAMUEL RUTH,
Agent of Trsnsportation.
Richmond, June IS, 1856 I ia o.
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a III PAIN CURED ma JEW MIN

"A ufES:-The Thousands who are suiYerin, Mir.
Rsins in their ears teeth, facs stiff neck, Thsums.
usm rom cold, cramp or pains In the stomach q,
nursing ladies' who have aeus, Jumps, or risins n
the breast. viii fnd immediate relief BY using bR
!: kOSE,o PAIN CUkER In bottles, l2A Sand
MOI bu, and 6yseptsrv. Sold by 2
jS2I DUVAL 4 NORTON, Drussi.ts
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July 1st.


HaAe disposed Of his interest in the COACH
MAKING BUSINESS, formerly conduetsd on iotn
street between Main and Grace Streets TO his late
partner, takes great pleasure in Recommending him
10 his friends, and begs to assure them tnN All
WORK given him will be done In faithful ana woth'
" ~ ~ sm' w. w. BAILEY. Z
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DIeeoLUrIONA 90.

NTsSOLUTION.-Ihe hrm of n. Nc
yc~ss AuK co wss Dissolved % the 18th
- J.,s I.ss. by agreement; b. Hike sefeemens W
iai1D win pay all the dsbts due in the name Of
the concern. ard viii also receive s t1e a an oue
20 the coacorn- - 1rc1e = aix z
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-08-10

WE have just received . fresh supply
w OF Masbis Top 0idshossds, which win be soid
very low. al SGT LAkUs DHlNE.a
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nTSSOLUTION OF CO-PARTNEk-
=. ,,aar -. .tvls ana drm of BAILEY FRAN
CTS was this day Dissolved By mutual consent. Al
persons having claims the concern WIN please e
make immediate payment to w. w: B.iey
~ w. w. BAILEY,
r.,.r.. 1ess o. A, FRANCIS.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-08-10

THEEE HANDSOME NEW DWELL
Il ING HOUSES AND LOTS CORNER OF
9TH AND STREET. CHURCH HILL
FOR SALE. EXCHANGE OR RENT.--The COR
re house Is finished, has rooms and connmodous
Kitchen, is ready for a tenant now. The other TIVE
are smaller, and will be finished in few DAYS This
is desirsbie property, and will be sold or exchanged
for young negroes upon terms to please. Should nc
ssle or exchange be made the property will be rent
| ed. and to good tenants the rent will be low.
ONCE in the new building Of w. Goddiu, South
side
Apply to GEO. wOODFIN
1e 25ts General Agent and Cole ctor,
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DRINIING OFFICE FOR SALE-!s
l. Democratic PAPER, located in fJaiilHE
Virginia town, and IA one of the weather. VI
largest counties in the State, ia offered cr nt E
vately. The paper has an extensive pstrOnsls-Es
LOCO bona fide subscribers and large sad pitfas
advertising and job custom, hich is conststtll
rapidly increal ing. For further particulars ADA
the Editors Of the Dispatch. js,-s Z
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Riehmond, 4Ih Ausust. lass.

/ with pleasure recommend % my o,e
fr;euds and customers my late partner, Mr. LADD;
and feel quite sure he win serve them ~ vel snd
a sat.f.c:oriiy a. aid the late concern Of - Mo
Cormack Co shsll be pisassd % zee nv GIG cS e"l
toners at the ola store. d. MsConmAen
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-08-10

SSiss ef Stocks yepoyted BY John "A. Lancaster and
Sos. Brokers. (sr the scsek esAiss TAursday, 4uo
9.h, 1855: = ~ -"9
Virginia per cents. 81 years to rum sales at the
Treasury el00.
Virginia 6per eents.. Is ysars time. sales at sss
and int.
vGsisia per csnts, over 10 years to run, sales al
t99 and Int.
Veinia per csnts under 10 years to run, sales At
rs and lat.
sends guaranteed BY the State. sales ct ess and
lat 80
Richmond City Bonds. sales at e57i to esa and int
visGinia Raak Stock. par 80 sales t1S
ksriners Bank Stock, ssles el04A.
Exchange Bank Stock, last sales sos
Virginia Fire and Marine, lat sales ct oi00
Richmond kirs Association Stock, par e20 sales ct
Stock, last ssles t95 'S..
eaia Central Railroad stock, last sales new stock
JCs old stpsk ~.
e1e ~ and fstsnbars Railroad Stock. saIss 1t
s,ssaoas snd panvills railroad Stock. last salss
james EIssrsaa Kanswh. Stock. sal.s sls..
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EXCHANGE.

All svent small notes, except Predericksburs Cor
kofstion, are taken by the brokers at y cent al
Rredefcksbufg are down to IS y Ell disropnt "'
t'etd-A premium. Siiser-Old premium; New
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-08-10

sHlP-Tbe business carried en- in the name OF
yALENTINE. CRENsHAW Co. Gas dissolved
bv mutu /, consent on the lst inst. ~,
nersons hsyue claims against said concern will
ulssss present them for payment a. soon az post
be and tho,e pdebted are requested 70 call az tne
toe corner of och and Broad street, and pay 20
eth sr of the parties the amount OF their accounts
~. AM MANN g. VALENTINE,
ALFRED " CREN6HAW.
-, o. MANN a VALENTINE, JR.
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Coal to Baltimore 81 cents W bushel Flour Is cts
FOREIGN Three ships loading for Liverpool with
about 5000 hhds at 25s; two for London with about
Governments of France and Austria, at 500 to 42,.
per hid Considerable Tobacco yet remaining to be
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-08-10

DICOT'S EXTRACT OF JAMAllI
Il GlNGER.-Thoss desiring sn sTties ,'s i
be relied upon and one which possesses 81 ~ L
liable virtues of jamaica Ginger, and nee h'J 4
irritating and inert matter, or other pfopefls,a
furious tendency. so common to the Ordinary VI
rstions usually sold. should be particular q IVY
PICOPS PURE EXTRACT or JAmAiSa
GER, which possesses double the stfsnsA -
tue of all other preparations of Ginger asa
at the low price Of IS cts. per bottle 90 "
it In the reach of all. Prepared " ,-.,,,
aud T. J.PiCOT, pSHl
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-08-10

Our fliend, Mr. CRENSHAW, while at
tsnaips 10 the outstsndins debt of w., G. Co., vii
assi,t us for . time In the sales.room; .o,,
auT-Sr VALENTINE . SOAs.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-08-10

IN r.. srh.,,;h.r, have this day entsred into CO.
PaKTNeRSHiP. under the title Of VALENTiNE
l. SON, and viii conduct general WhOLEsALE
:. shs rs n1 ~ Valentipe Crenshaw Il Co.
Between the let and 10th of September they viii
open an entirely Stock to which they invite tne
generally. MANN 3. yALEEMMrIME' 7,
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bride OF VIRGINIA. The subscr-
4 bers are receiving this day another supply of
this celebrated brand of Chewing TOBACCO, to
which they would call the attention of lovers of the
wesd.
Also, large stock of Havana CIGARS, warranted
genuine N. NORTON L. CO,
su A. 1t Opposite American Hotel,
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MHDICINns
TyEKTAIN CTTRE -E1,n =.

(nraAN UUkE FOR C0nG
~ .ss .U.ns Nov. g Is5a,-I w.,u.aHs
tafio. u ssyine that bsiis,. s.e hsss .t .e
COUGH ELIXIR TO be The NJ. -. L. !. 4.
ton Of the kind now In u,e' ~ J. va!sahIs =,
slmoS Indispensable. A' !" fsmll, y. ~
Ms. DAwg CcueH REnEpyzWvW WAR;.
,I is, s,'sss; Is. q a u, sdi:ns o Is.
snordedspeedy and decided rsEs soash, b W.
ror sale b Mrs. A. B. DAVE s .asa Repxa
Aiex. Duvsi, Peterson L Jackson. c1sans.t 4.
2. J. risot. A. Bodsker snd Chsr,s.1 = Mi -
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-08-10

NEW MILL FLA L.--ks. ,',.,J
IN fresh supply of New MIL oh',wu cossf,
a'o.a p''s' Garner WsiI and F Iss.Is-T 4 4
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mo FARMERS AND BRlCh = ns..s !.
u -LIME.-l am pi sIarsS % m si,iss i " 4
shell Lime ln any quantities. BY .Sp"f X sasssi
Kilns On The Canal. opposite s uns fjffsA -
Works' Il M. JOHN J. WokIn "a ssltsr ssss'~
leth street end BASIN lass. =. " .,,,ss
- = 1850 : 81 a @@
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1855-03-16

HIGHER RAILWAY FAREs-The Railway
Times says the present movement with re-
gard to an increase in railway fares in the
New England States, will no doubt be sue
eessful. Every shareholder who has not re-
ceived his regular semi-annual div dend for
the past six months, seems to think that all
that is needed 10 insure future regularity
and pefnnanence in the payment Of dividends
is, to increase the fares. They reason III q
manner something like this: "Our road earn!
ed last year five per cent! net on the capital
and if we put the fares up twenty-five per
cent, we shall earn ten per cent, leaving,
after dividend Of eight per cent, surplus
for contingent fund, &C." 1t is assumed
by these enthusiastic, but not very far seeing
gentlemen, that the traffic will remain as be.
fore, and that the road will get twenty
per cent more for doing the business. This
policy is grounded upon the same fallacy
which led rather notable character of our
city to imagine one morning that he kad
made an extra thousand dollars, viz: he had
marked up his stock in trade just that
amount forgetting that he had yet to find
buyers, who would be willing to pay the in.
crease in prices. BY putting up prices, you
diminish the number of consumers and the
amount consumed. That is a general law in
every kind of trade, excepting where neces.
sity compels the purchase. ''-
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1855-03-16

B- The Louisville Times says that the
Know Nothing Convention nominated Judge
VIM, v. Loving, of Warren for Governor
and George R. Edwards, Esq, of Logan, for
The 1t. Governor. The Democrat says in
substance the same thing. The Courier in.
Inmates rather mysteriousIy and obscurely
that Judge Loving is the nominee for the
first office. The Journal, Of same date. thinks
no nomination had yet been made. The
Courier in its articles says:
The nomination for Governor and other
State officers will not BE- made known until
few weeks previous to the August election.
This is very desirable, as it saves vast
amount of electioneering which is nei-
ther profitable TO the candidate or Peo-
pie.
We do not doubt the anxiety Of the pub
lie TO hear of the candidates. They are new
men, and will be supported by "tested"
forty thousand votes, SO all opposition may
remain content. The Democracy cannot
muster at the polls corporal's guard, and
the Wings of course, will not attempt any
OppOsition,
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1855-03-16


NEBRASKA REPEAL-Irs CHANCES. The Jorr.
nal of Commerce annalyzes the Nebraska bill,
pro and con. in the United States Senate -
OF the Is Senators elect, 25 voted for the
bill. s
To which add Bayard of Deleware, Yulee
of Florida, Iverson of Georgia, Bright of In
diana, Crttenden Of Kentucky, Adams OF
Mississippi, Geyer Of Missouri, Briggs and
Ried of'North Carolina Iugh of Ohio, and
Evans of South Carolina all of whom are
known to be favorable to the Nebraska meas.
ure, and we have total of SO already cleo
ted, who are in favor Of it. Then add Clay
ton Of Delaware, who, although he voted
against the bill, has since declared that he is
opposed to its repeal and we have 81 Nebras-
kaites already elected. Of the nine yacan-
cies one in Alabama one in Missouri. and
one in California, will almost to certainty
be filed with Nebraska men, making q total
of 40, without including any chance which
there may be for Nebraska men in the re.
naming six vacancies, viz Q in New Hamp.
SHIRE one in Indiana, one in Illinois. one in
Pennsylvania, and one in Wisconcin. In
round numbers, it may be said that two
thirds of the New Senate will be in favor Of
the Nebraska measure, and still larger
number against its repeal. Among the lat.
ter. we presume, may be included Bell of
Tennessee and Houston of Texas.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1855-03-16


The QUAKER MAJOR GESERAL--Mr. Ell
Jones, member of the Society Of Friends
who was few days ago elected Major Gen
eral of the militia Of Maine. has declined
the appointment, When it was rendered to
him, he made quite an interesting speech, from
which we quote: f'"' "i'H ''"t
1T was generally understood that he en-
tertained peculiar views in respect to the pol.
icy Of wars. II he was in fact an exponent
of the views Of the Legislature on that sub
ject he would cheerfully undertake TO serve
the State in the capacity indicated. With
much pleasure would he stand before the
militia Of the second division, and give such
orders as he though best. The first would be
to Ground armsl' The second would be
Right about facel Beat your swords into
ploughshares and your spears into pruning
hooks, and learn war no morel' and he would
then dismiss every man TO his farm and his
merchandise, with an admontion daily to
read at his fireside the New Testiment, and
ponder upon its tidings Of "Peace on earth
and good will to menl" .Fi'
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1855-03-16

The philosophy of dyspepsia is thus sta
ted by recent medical writer: as soon as
food reaches the stomach Of a hungry,
healthy man, it pours out a,fuid substance,
called gastric juice, as instantly as the eye
yields water ii it be touched with anything
hard; this gastric dissolves the food from
without inwards, as Jumps of ice in glass
of water are melted from without inwards.
Iffrom any cause this food is not thus melt
ed, or dissolved, that is indigestion or dys-
pepsia. Vinegar, in its action on food, is
more nearly like the gastric juice than any
other fluid known. Thus it is that pickle or
a little vinegar will "settle the stomach"
when some discomfort is experienced after
eating,
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1855-03-16

The AGGRESSIVE Power OF RussA.-One Of
the most striking debates that attended the
late ministerial crisis in England, (says the
Charleston Mercury,) was a statement made
by Mr.. A. Drummond to the following effect:
Soon after the peace of 1915, the British
Government commissioned the Duke of Wei.
lington, to draw upa statement upon the
military power Of Russia-its power of ag,
gresson and defence. The report was made
and put away where the clerks who govern
England generally, store in an official pigeon
hole the labors Of the men who ought to
govern it, Many years after, when the Duke
came into power, the matter was revived,
and it was found that the Governments Of
Austria, Prussia and Bavaria had instituted
similar inquiries, and the reports all agreed
to the important point, that Russia could do
nothing in the way OF aggression on the rest
of Europe, and that all the other powers of
Europe would perish in the attempt to de-
stroy Russia.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1855-03-16

6TIt has been discovered that keeper
of lager beer cellar in the Bowery, New
York, for the pupose of evading the law re
quiring him to close, his place on Sunday
has been in the habit Of holding pretended
religious services therein, oficlating himself
as the leader of ceremonies. He takes the
Bible, reads chapter or two, serves each OF
his hearers with glass of beer, and takes up
a collection. AS the Constitution probably
did not contemplate SO much liberty of con-
science, the arrangement will be interfered
with by the police.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1855-03-16

E Five of the American Presidents had
been Governors Of States, and two had been
Governors of Territories previous to their
elevation to the Presidency. Jefferson, Mon
roe and Tyler were Governors of Virginia;
Van Buren, of New York; and Polk of Ten.
nessee. Gen. Jackson was Territorial Gov.
ernor of Florida fora short time, and Gen.
Harrison gained great applause during the
long time he was Governor of the Territory
of Indiann
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1855-03-16

eB Perhaps the oldest tree on record is
the cypress Of Somma, in Lombardy. 1t is
supposed to have been planted in the year of
the birth Of Christ, and that account is look.
cd on with reverence by the inhabitants, but
an ancient chronicle at Milan is said to prove
that il was tree iRthe time Of Julius CO
sar, B. C. A. It is isa feet high, and TWEEN.
ty feet in circumference at one foot from the
ground. Napoleon, when laying down the
plan for his great road over the Simplon, di.
verged from a straight line to avoid injuring
this tree. ,.r t m
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1855-03-16

ROYAL GossP.-An occasional correspon.
dent of the New York Times gives the follow
ing bit of royal gossip The world has not
yet SO bad an opinion Of Lewis Napoleon as
to receive it without doubts:
However strangely it may sound, one Of
the subjects most obst'nately, though, of
course, cautiously, whispered about in the sa-
Ions, is a gossip to the effect that the Empress
Eugenie is to be repudisted. Many old la
that the Imperial divorce, to be consumated
for "high political reasons and as an act of
Napoleonic tradition, will have to take place
in favor of an Austrian Arch Duchess, sort
of Marie Louise II. with King of Rome in
spe. Unfortunately for this commerage, there
is no unmarried Princess Just now in the 9TH
erwise polite House of Hapsburg, and thus
the Austro. French alliance is not likely to be
drawn closer by family nectie His Decem-
brist Majesty may feel disappointed in his pa
ternal expectations from hot Spanish blood,
but his good friend in Vienna can hardly
help him out Of that complication. The rea.
son for all this talk about divorce lies in
the exchange Of decorations and autograph
letters and most Of all, in the generally ac-
credited supposition Of the existence of a Sc
cret treaty for the Guarantee Of Austrian pos.
sessions in Itally-Lhe fear from which treaty
the recent surprising turn Of Sandman policy
is attributed to. Dismissing, without entire.
ly discrediting. these speculations about Ma
poleon's possible views respecting his fruit
less fig tree, sure it is. that he by no means
intends to leave "his Empire" to the heir ap-
parent of the throne. Jerome. and his belig
erent son--whom the CURRIERS' call Plonpion
are in no good odor at the Tuilleries.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1855-03-16

To BoRRowERs.-Ain't yon ashamed Of
vourself?--you, we mean, who are now read
ing this paragraph in paper you have Dor.
rowed, thus cheating the publisher out OF
the pitifu amount for which you could have
honestly procured 1t. Don't you feel mean!
You ought to, and we have no doubt you
look so. The constant newspaper borrow.
er like n common vagrant, lives upon and
enjoys the fruits Of other peoples labor.