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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-10-11

EOR SALE-A desirable HOUSE and TWO
J. LOTS on wsshnstor.av., Brooklyn. The l-citon
choice. Garden well stocked with Fruit and Flowers Pne,
moderate. MILES BELTS. No. 81 Walst.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-10-11
Jnstrnction.

DOYS' SCHOOL.-Mr TYNG's SCHOOL, at
ID No. 81 I6ths., will reopen the SECOND TuEoDAf
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-10-11

MRS. MACAULEY's DAY and BOARDING
Iv1 SCHOOL fx YOUNG LADIES. No. Is Ear nG-st
VII. r.9?es 90 THURSDAY. Sep
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-07-04
The War or the Railroads.

i.
The cont * Viii has rrorencd bssresn The Efs
ksslrr I'D sne The Central lipe. 10 the TIbrci n ma.
tual rerrmit ausn between t'e two ln,ercr<. VIA
view 70 Ereycn, an pJgious tsa'ry, tie to CON
Jesies agreed upon . dkcr min all Of fsfc~ ~bsrs
there vAs . Steamboat lax n ths foub The
Bt raio D.noooey RAYS -
TIE tsn'Fai pass srrtpg~n~sis fe' Tea ssrs rss.ss
uyon the s,ssnboas The N~stefn lshss, ass
upor DE Fsison river Tie IRE rc~i provitsf li~~n
Nth tsAntassa 10 orss<t 9th tAs ~ We ssars
sas trsssy<~s travel 70 sss frcs 80 Yoss, .,
oagr s.x fare thsa By csntnaoas rad Tts prss,ss o
iesser fare ~ water oomrussesu<s rkon isks asd
gi,.r,u vas pa osy ,hps rs,e~t W tss IRE rc&f
after bSsns forusfly AL asab~yst~ly sssssts w.
~, u vas ossar..4 y IL sss a sa,-rss.as
travel maze Ia rersusso- ~ n. Th1 pros.
BE vss fsy.k~ r-snssss>A sad stax.>A - ful
eIseusaiss ., pss~~gssss oasvsst4nas sbws ihs Hs>
rosd p~~~st ~ 10 representatives, All Ln vhSk
The railroads "a hes ksgtss1. .sv Yosk FssasyivasiA
Oso Is>sss h<sAfAs saA nisno4s, s,sssssz W ,ssss
e.i~vssss A. Ne bwesAo ossvssusa ~ JssS iss1 "a
prsap- a sysA fare Toe vsssaavw us,s. ffvs a.
eo- ass ~ 1D, 49, alAS Aue~t sSga s<A stefss
Ckr.lsof ssA 1a1sDaAu yess, fw ssA@ps s,1-soe
rotsts " toth the tsexRi AL The Kris f,~Is " -o
e@sn~< luss ard pr~t>x " ekAtTs TIE ss~s pftss -
tffcvrb u<Ass fro1 sttsss ~ th~~@ res1 " ~ss
Yofs, On b>tA rsaSs ss< thsy to's sxrs~s - v 10
Tia charge " uss The yrs w~s ~ era W vso
lsss Ne lac; sc1 tAe~s " 70 10 vS Va We hsiis
t~Swvs- The teo opnce~vs, Tia ao~k Afe&fv b.
stns 10 s,-sr. Tb~ rssh my 10 tbs fs'eet sur.
srd s.A q ths 100 " tas bod so.as .. 10 vsi q
&C. with Twelve Mill "a ia a csrisl 70 s->N. u
MAJ pyvss fss2Iss>s trs V W C<atA-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-07-04

uas vhsa ths keb~s.a bui VS. iatrsduesd late Oss-
sress and tbs late Virginia essoo' Reas aasvers. ss.
s.ssn sa.sp..s Of Eps.:a: .al ,s::s l. ..s. a,i:
lobe which viii NOT b. Altogss piesssat ths ssss
So.... ne. !. = hsss.s l. Il, Ina @I%s' LEI % ~
Bssssa hos dsas ASoet much foe thu dsuoosasy OF
sts ysars, Austria done tor tho we.stn Alissos
Tee wSss basisess tssks se . part Of the Grts ssd
mevsnAat, and will lot that looked upsa
with apy particular degree OF favor By those dsaosa
wse bsvs become tired 81 being rc.sd out for ,hs Bono
tit Of Chico bolc~rs, once year
corr~spo adeut Of the Poa Ia wrl.'ng ssre. Of pa.
pers addressed ITO tho conservative ~hgs OF aa.aeau
setts +" They cent to the grave ysrls presutss.
The live wbgs have icea Of helping tue sdminstra
tos out Of difficulties into which 1t has go. ihro sh ia
own folly.
Original PACKAGE Of liquors arriving Ia Bos
TOP not ess than $50 b'ing Drought laet fuosiAy BY
tho brig L,mplgher, from koi'srd.m Thsre we're 900
JUS, AMI so nall iSgs Ia the cargo hied with the fes
juniper Juice srch .oud maze oven the io1ndrr OF
perancs societies srasex his iips TO smell ot,aa
thAt Hs wthcrae ust have been talnsias OF sh-u he
poke Of "tss fountain Ct ycctn In . bottle
Tia q rev "ssfinss" for mn rirnd Eiwia Thorn >.
sop che chief Of no to.cbis psr.u.d~s 20 total abst
hno be must ret bis vits 20 - put 10
Governor Bou' ssl, frAsk Bird Dan hvrri Henry +.
Pierre, Eud Major Hoyt have gose 10 ne Adtrssiscs
woods, 10 new York 10 hfnt and bsh, and cAtoa shs
EhhvSahsii o. "eanp"s cut" ~ III those scn 10
except Major bort pfstniasnt ooNttt,oaists,
tslng almost slafm,sg as She meeting " . lot Of
Hstard ch"ftains, Tor Deer hunt, would bsys oeen
regarded hontTed aud iar'y ysars ago br sns 0tssa
ItBoscTtAa government Hat u Il very haroless
at,ir Mr. AYrrt an invete.tts sPor ssmsn, ana tho
Governor rot nuch hehad h'in ia tlst respsas.
Major Boyt has travelled from tho Pccdd the AtsA
t,c THAT the hsnt viii b. ehi4's play o. bos Mr.
Pierce Ia better sECNn this author OF ths mpr
learned and Philosophical geencn or tue ... ,h,,
sysr appeared Ia this oouatry tbsn a. hunttr acd
Amer Mr BIRD 10 good shot ia the soh,ioal aed, but
further toan that can't speak Of him.
The division enca Dpmeots OF our voluntser militis
iii be held the Path OF Jul, and this ed OF Ssptsm
b'r The FIRST divisioo, coptsint ~ the Bostos CON
Ianiss win encamp Mount WollAston in Qa,ncy,
the 18th, 10th and nth OF July. The Governor vii,
Tsvitr each division the last day OF tho
The ravpges Of the carker all Boston
terbs. In West Cambridge II H. calcaa.sd that tho
lots to Tho apple crop alone will exceed 100000 Ono
bns lost eleven hundred trees 70 OF the trees
Ia Wsltbam have besn touched. bat not many Thrir
turn will next yon IL 10 the TO 10 regret
ted that Wee. Cambridge fruit should suffer 10 the
beat tkat sent 10 market and preserves is good
qualities longer than any other Bostoo dspsnds much
that town for its supplies, IL being garden tosn,
md great deal Of capital 10 there invested In sgoa
tursl and horticultural pursuits. AlGoaA.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-07-04

Tx Gov. CoLLrxR, on ALABAMA, Nor DsAp--Ts
ere sl.d 70 .esra ths. the report Of tie dscssss Of
judge Colder vss net 20, rect IL o;iginatd, 80
harp, ir this vty;-wLne 90 b.s "a, 20 Bloonl
rysipss be wss sr1d My prcsEntsd b. 90 atAck u
rexAiJsis ard fcr scDe ne remkined seoAetsss md
sptechhs~, Aad vss crstdsrsd 1T tbs pset o<
esetb. BIS fs@ir wn tms sdsi.iy cert fee, and
ihe 80 ort pr~vsiis5 10 rus- .looss sa1 sssfsrr
'bS thf@e ~s stsoax hop~s " tis ryosvsry. ro-l.
ece,sy (IJe-l SsSv~al, fS~ -.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-07-04

me In the discharge OF this duty; your tasdiasss Or
semiseness VIII be great hiodrance. A Neglect Or
refusal on your part TO perform ssy duty required
Of yoo BY "a express provisian Of de deolsred
ceeding I've hundred dollars or by I'm sodmsnt not
excsedDe one year, or by buth such doe and tn
prisoDment; and In addition thereto conviction Of
any such offence would work . forfeiture Of your
offce.
trust, however, that there 10 no meubM OF the
police force In this city to whom the tefrcrs OF the
law are the only incentive to strict aod taisatd
performance OF duty. GEORGE Hall,
Mayor Of the City Of Brooklyn.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1855-07-20

A VERY Touch SToRY.-Sixty yoke Of
reb bulls, according to the Frontier News,
Were seen last week, by an old lady in Kan.
sas, htched TO az empty Wagon, which was
mired in the streets of this city. The team
reached entirely from hill to hill, across one
OF our valleys, vulgnrly called CUTS. Tie
Wagon, being very tight in the mud, re-
fused to move; the consequence was, when
that portion of the team in the lead, over
on theother hill, spread themselves in strong
pull, and Strengthened the chains, that twcn-
ty seven yoke of the bulls in The centre were
suspended in mid air, by their necks, some
Thing less than fifty feet above ground
We did not see it, but understand that \
profile view was taken on the spot for tue
News oilice.-kansas Gin Enterprise.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1855-07-20

A MODEL SrEEcH.-Wc commend the fol-
lowing speech to the careful study Of all can
didates before the people. 1t was delivered
in Illinos by a candidate for the. Legislature,
is brief and p,thy, and the man who made it
was elected us he deserved to be:-Fellow
citizens am no speech-maker, but what | say,
III do, I've lived amorg you twenty years
and I've shown myself clever fellow, you
know il without speech. nm candidate
for the Legislature if you think I'm the
"clear grit" vote for me; If you think Major
*, of n better stripe then | ain, vote
for him. The fact is that either Of us will
make blamed good representative.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1855-07-20
JUDGE CONE.

The following notice Of Judge Cone, CON-
plimcnting his course In the Philadelphia
Convention, we find in the Charleston Eve
ming News, the Editor OF which was also
member Of the Convention:
JuDeE Cosr OF GEoRoiA.-This thorough
man, Of ripe experience, powerful mind and
honest heart, was the Chairman of the Plat
form Committee at Philadelphia, reported it
to the Convention, and both within and with.
out, sustained IL with great ability. His
speech was the master effort in the BODY,
calm, searching, decided and complete, and
delivered with the earnest animation of deep
mind, will or tone. II was his privilege to
close the debate, and eager attention waited
on every word, the swords OF wisdom and
Of truth" By that time the leakage of what
transpired in the body had been stopped; and
the interest of the speech became absorbed
in the intcnser interest of the vote and its
important results. Hence little or no men.
tior had beer made in The press Of bis high
services, and powerful argument.
Judge Cone is one OF Georgia's noblest
sons, one of the leaders Of her old Democ-
racy, and now one of the head and front of
the American Party. He also was the states.
man who reported in the Democratic Con-
veniion the platform on which Polk was
elected President; and to which, if there had
been adherence, the country would not now
be in its distracted condition. lie would
havethis new platform engrafted on that Of
1874, and all the conservative elements of
the country rallied.upon it..
That portion of the platform on the slave.
rv iuuuac u,os eonuirn.tad has him olf aud a,
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1855-07-20

What would the world be without YAM
KEGS ! In this age of human Improvement
generally and baby SHOWS in particular, how
refreshing 1t is TO hear Of such "real bless
ing to mothers" (and fathers, too, for that
matter,) rs the following:
Mr.. EIiphalet Stubbs, II live Yankee from
Connecticut, intends to exhibit Mt the Muse
nm, on June 9Th, his "Patcnt Back action
Spanker, which, on being attached to baby
of any age, watches over it like mother
makes il hush when it becomes naughty;
obliges it to desist from swallowing Thin
bes, chalk, marbles, three cent pieces, pins,
or any other food utsuited to his stomach;
compels il to 90 TO sleep when it doesn't
want to, and IL somewhat older, it sees that
it keeps its hands off the sugar-bowl and
jam.pots, besids making it keep its face clean;
and all by the power OF its "Buck.action,"
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1855-07-20
t1y-A story is gazing the rounds of the

tg-A story is gazing the rounds of the
papers of II merchant in New York, who
when first married, told his wife, that for
every "scion she produced he would place at
her disposal $4,000. After n lapse OF yeals
he failed, and upon informing his wife OF bis
embarrassments, she quickly placed in bis
hands bonds to the amount OF $4,000, as the
products of her industry, remarking ut the
same time, "You see, Charles, that have not
been idle, and il you had been half MS indus.
trous AS your brother'ov over the way, should
now have S6O,000.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1855-07-20

. Proving CnARAcTER.-"Do You know the
prisoner, Mr. Jones'"
"Yes, to the bone"
"What is his charactcr!"
"Didn't know he had any," ..-
"Docs he live near youf
$50 near that he has spent only five shil-
Iings for tire wood in eight years"
"Did he ever come in collision with you in
any matter!"
"OnE once, and that was when he was
drunk and mistook me for u lamp post"
"From what you know of him, would you
believe him under oath!"
"lhat depends upon circumstances. lfhe
was so much intoxicated that he did'not
know what he'was doing, would. II not
wouldn't.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1855-07-20

~ To speak truth, reader, there is no ex
cellent beauty, 10 accor plished grace, no re-
liable refinement, without strength MS excel
lent as complete, as snstworiy. Az we'll
might you look for good fruit and blossom
on rootless and sapless tree MS for charms
that will endure in feeble aud relaxed ma
ture. For little while the blooming sem
blance OF beauty may flourish round weak
ness, but il cannot bear blast il soon fades,
even in serenest sunshine.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1855-07-20

GRIErs OF BoyHoop.-God have mercy on
the boy who learns to grieve early? Condemn
it as II sentiment, ii you will; talk ms you will
of the iearlessness and strength of the boys
heart, vet there belongs to it many tcnderly
stpng chords of affection, which give forth
low and gentle music, that consoles and RI
pens the ear for all the harmones Of life
These chords little rude or unnatural ten
sion will break, and break forever. Watch
your, boy; then, if so be he vii bear the strain:
try his nature, il it he rude or delicate; and
if delicate, in Gods name do not, as you val
ue your peace and his, breed II harsh spirit in
him, that shall take pride in subjugating and
lorgetling the finer affections.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1855-07-20

NoRTHEKH DEMocRAcy.-The Richmond
Wing quotes an article from the New York
Evening Post, in which it says there isavast
proportion Of the members of the old Demo
cratic party who will support no candidate
nominated on any other ground than that OF
opposition to the finality Of the Nebraska bill
The Wing says this assertion is true, and the
only common ground upon which the North
ern and Southern Democracy will ever mce
is the "spois."
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1855-07-20

"A Liquor Law TMIAL.--Porlland, (Me.,)
June 3O.-At the law term of the Supreme
Court of Augusta, in the case of John Hers
ham, sentenced in the police court to fine and
imprisonment of selling glass of liquor
Chief Justice Shepey discharged the pris
cner 90 n writ of habeas corpus, deciding that
the municipal judges are. justices of the
peace, and have no jurisdiction in furnishing
liquor sellers. This can only be done by
indictment and trial by jury in the Supreme
Court. This completely nullifes the law so
far MS the manner and form of execution has
been attempted.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1855-07-20

! GREAT GuNs.-Wrought iron guns, of
monster size and calibre, are in course of
manufacture at tho iron works of Messrs.
Nasmyth, near Manchester. They will be mp.
wards Of three feet IN diameter and about
twelve feet long, Weighing upwards of 30
tons each, and will discharge a shell of at
least 900 ID. weight, ut a distance of about
five miles. The forge and machinery espe-
cially required tor the manufacture have cost
10000. 49,
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1855-07-20

THE YELLED MuRDgREss.-lt is said Mrs-
Robinson, the murderess, had an assurance Of
pardon fiom capital punishment when sen
fenced. This may account for her reckless
behaviour. 1t is understood that Gov. Clark
will commute her sentence to imprisonment
for life, with the condition that she will not
drink any intoxicating liquors. 1t will bc
reeollected that she administered arsenic in
small beer, to two victims, who had never
offended her. Gov. Clark pardons the arsenic,
but cannot forgive the beer A. Aas
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1855-07-20

'Do you think" asked Mrs. Pepper, rather
sharply, "that Il little temper is II bad thing
in woman!" "Ccrla;nly not, ma'anI," replied
the gallant philosopher, "itsso good y thing
that she ought never to lose It," Mrs. j. did
not consider that this view of the subject ex-
actly met her case, but she took the philoso-
piers armand went down to supper with him
quite nraousIy.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1855-07-20

.s5g- MIR. A.. ]. Daniels having lately lost
$3OOin Chicago, and recovered it through
the honesty Of n bay, named Robert }. Hunt,
who found It, testified his appreciation of the
boys conduct by presenting him with hand
some gold watch, chain, key snd seals,marked
"Reward of Merit" .,a.-.,.r
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1855-07-20

0A-A diligence was robbed by five men on
the road from Toluca and Morelia to Mexico,
while there was ut least double the. number
of men in il, and among them an officer who
gave 10 his pistols aud sword without a word,
much less Il tight.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1855-07-20

tR- "You are very stupid, Thomas" said
a country teacher to little boy eight years
old. "You are like donkey, and what do
they do to cure them of stupidity" "rhey
feed them more, and kick them less" said the
arch little urchin.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1855-07-20

~ During n recent encounter before Sc
pastobol, Russian bugler quite II young
boy, leaped on the top Of the British parapet
and sounded the charge. lie was instantly
shot with numerous balls, and his body fell
into the English trench.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1855-07-20

sY- Never decide till you have heard both
sides of question. Then you can freely
sit in Judgment first having taken care to
lock prejudice outside the door. 1t isalways
best 10 make the latter worthy an "outsider."
lie is none of the blandest inmates at any
time, or in any place.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1855-07-20

tH5- Plant u tree--train Il Winchester
II shrub-deposite a flowerseed and nurture
its blossom-paint the feHce-"Slck up
the yard"-fx the side walk-erect tool
house--prune the orchard-make a. hen
coop ia short, give heed to neatness and to
the little things that constitute the grand ag.
gregate of health and public beauty.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1855-07-20

az Byron's partiaity towards America is
well knowa but perhaps never more strongly
expressed than in n letter to Tom Moore
where he observes:-I would rather have n
nod from nm American than a snuff box from
an EMPEROR, r. f.ft
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1855-07-20

~ Always do the best YOU can with the
expectation OF being blamed BY your most
intimate friends for not doing better. You
will thereby preserve good conscience and
avoid disappointment. ~
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1855-07-20

-say-A letter from Sidon, Of recent date,
TO ihe editor of the Albany Atlas, says that
the distractions OF the present war haye pro.
duced literal anarchy in Turkey, and that
the Ottoman. Authorities ars completely par
allied. <
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1855-07-20

.5y'Two of thcpapers in Kansas IRE l'ay.
i,fg it thick and hot. One says of the other:
ave look down upon the impertinent,
puddleheaded, rattle.bluiued, empty black
guard us the lordly bull dog on the dirty ant
hill, whose puny inhabitants he crusles with
his foot"
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1855-07-20

eW- With love the heart brcomes a fair
and fertile garden, glowing with sunshine
and Warm hues, exhaling sweet odors: but
without ii, is black desert covered with
ashes lio-
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1855-07-20

tY- Butter was selling in Albany, N. Y.
last week, for sixteen cents per pound, be-
ing fall Of twenty cents per pound in one
month.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1855-07-20

LoANISG NEwsPAPERs.-Subscribers to
newspapers make complaint of the non ar
rival Of their papers, and, in some instances,
intimate that the loss is occasioned by the
fact of the postmaster loaning to his neigh
bors the papers of others for perusal. The
papers fail to be returned to the proper
place, and hence the dissatisfaction. Post.
masters are strictly forbidden to loan newspa.
pers that are in their Office for delivery
Union.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1855-07-20

There is no nobility like that Of great
/. heart, for 1t never stoops TO artilice, nor is
wanting in good offices where they are sea-
sonable. That is true nobility.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1855-07-20

s.H- 1t is said to have been remarked by
an old politician, that If the people OF the
extremes could change work for year--if
the southern people could come to the North
and the northern people occupy the South
fortwelve months--it would cure them both
of all i'll feeling.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1855-07-20

sg- The mortality in the Austrian army
in Gallicia is so great that the bodies are no
longer buried separately, but In large 3its.--
About 10000 msn. have died und $4,000 in
the hospitals.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1855-07-20

The number OF teachers employed in the
schools thoughout the Empire of Austria
amounts to $4,000 OF whom 10000 are ie-
males .
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1855-07-20

ELECTORAL.-.An auricular member Of
Sans vast Argus.eyed and Briarean body
polite supposcs he would have overheard IL
conversation between Il couple Of the repre-
scntatives of imported genus, somewhat in
this wise, if he had been near at the time it
took place .--, ---
"Jamie, mn isit yerself thatll vote wild me
next Monday!" mo Mickey" "An' why
not, Jamie!--ye voted last year" "Trutl,
thin, Mickey, an it's me self that amt nat.
r;Gized at all, ut all" But sc shwore to it
last year!' "Shure an did, but didn't |
make mental reshervation!' "'lhen, can't
We make Il mental reshervation this year!"-
sits the Know .Nothings, ye spalpcen! A
mental reshcrvation will satisfy me conscience
but it won't 90 down-wd the Amirican par
thy at all, at all. They'd lind il ont shure MS
there's no sIinaiks an toads in ould Ireland,
blessed be Saint Pathrick, an throt me
through
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1855-07-20
FHE POST.
ATHENS, FRIDAY, July 90, s55.

VIRGINIA e. TENNESSEE RAILRoAD.-Re-
vepts for the month of June, 1855:
From freight Sli,022,44
From passengers, Express, freight
and United States Mail s,959,56
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1855-07-20

s1y- The Protestant ministers in thiscoun.
try used to be allowed 10 speak of the dan
gers Of Romanism, without aifrontiug mem
bers oftheir own churchcs, but they cant do
it now. Oh, no; they would be charged by n
certain class with making political speeches
in the pulpit, disgracing the house OF God,
and all that. Such has been the ease here in
Tennessee. Blu. we suppose there are but
few ministers anywhere who will sufferthem.
selves to be thus driven from the faithful dis
charge of their duty. Good men fear not
devils in any shape! Verify, times has come
toapretty pass. @
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1855-07-20

rg- The first train passed over the Ohio
and Mississippi Railroad on the 30th ult.