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The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1856-02-01
rW-Dr. Raphael, the well known Jcwisl

Rabbi in New York, says;
/, MS Jew, do say that it appears to me
that Jesus Christ became the victim of fanati.
cism combined with jealousy and lust of
power in Jewish hierarchs, even as in latter
agcs Hnss and Jerome Of Prague, Latimer
and Ridley became the victims of fanaticism,
combined with jealousy and lust of power in
Christian hierarchs and while ! and the Jews
of the present day protest against being
identified with zealots who were concerned
in the proceedings against Jesus of Nazareth,
we are far from reviling his character or de-
riding his precepts.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1856-02-01

MARRIAGE WITH DECEASED WIRES SIS
rER.-The Glasgow (Scotand) Mail, per last
steamer, states us follows:
ain the course Of argument by counsel, in
the case before the Court of Sessions last
week, respecting the legality of marriage
with deceased wife's sister, one Of the
counsel said it was doubtful point whether
such marriage was prohibited in the Levitical
law; on which Lord Ardmllian remarked that
he was surprised none of the counsel had
referred to Jacob marrying two sisters, nnd
to the fact that our Savior was decended from
one of them.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1856-02-01


The AMERICAN PARTY GOVERNOR OF KEN
TucKY GIVES UP THE CAUSE.-THE annual
messages of the Governors of the different
States come in upon us so thick and fast that,
with the pressure upon our columns OF other
and more immediate or more generally i'm
portant matters, we have scarcely time or
space to notice them all. We cannot omit
however, the following significant closing
paragraph of the first message OF Governor
Morehead, of Kentucky, elected as the candi-
date of the American party, last August
Here it is:-
The existence O mere geographical parties
is the great step to disuniOn. 10 prevent that,
| was willing to unite with party whose
principles were sufficiently broad and compre-
hensve and patriotic to entitle itself to the
name of American. The great and leading
and fundamental article Of the po olltlcal creed
of this organization was undying devotion to
the union of the States, and every other prln-
cple it held was but subsidiary to this The
perpetuity of this mighty republic, with all
its countless blessings, through generations
which are to follow, was its end and aim
The same fell spirit of ianaticlsm which has
produced schisms in other parties has done 'is
work here also. The crisis Of our countrys
fate, though impending, is not yet come, ana
trust that the time is far, very far, distant
when the section TO which we belong shall
feel compelled in sorrow and in anguish, to
calculate the value of the Union. To avert n
crisis so dreadful, cannot doubt that the
national men of all parties, however discor-
dabt may be their opinions on other points,
will finally unite, and by their firm, determin-
ed and patriotic acton save the country from
the ruthless grasp Of the enemies OF the
Union.
What does he mean when he says that
"the same fell spidt Of ianaticism which has
nroduced schisms in other parties has done its
work here Gin the American party) also!" lie
doubtless refers tothe separation which has
taken place in Congress between the North
ern free soil Know Nothings and the twelfth
section or nationamembers of the party
But then he talks Il "the national men Of all
parties, however 6scordant may be their
opinions on other oints," uniting to put down
the anti. slavery adiators. This looks very
much like an openproposition to the South
ern Know Nothins, or "South Americans"
as they have beenhtely chrislened at wash
ington, to drop thir own organization and
to fuse with the democracy, in order to
crush the many hhded abolition hydra of the
North.
S,xry DAYS NrrcE FOR WAR.-A WASH
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1856-02-01

CHlFF JUSTICE TANEY.-The National In
tclilgencer says:
We are glad to learn that Chief Justice
Taney's health had so far improved as to ep-
able aim to make the journey to the seat of
Government, where he arrived on Tuesday
evening, and expects to take his place on the
Bench in a few days.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1856-02-01

IMPROVED LocoMoTIvE.-Mr. Bates, ofNew
London, CT, has invented an aDti.compresslon
valve for railroad locomotivos-the valve be-
ing used on the cylinder to obvate an nc
knowIedged difficulty already existing, owing
TO the non-escape Of waste steam as the pls-
ton advances or recedes, The valve, as lis
title indicates, is designed to preyent'loss of
power, by exhausting the cylinder Of all
steam in advance of the stroke. The loss by
compression is computed at one-half, which,
being remedied, is great item saved.
prTA boy named West picked up cigar
In Bristol, Mass, put II in pipe and smoked
Il, and died in consequence.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1856-02-01

ETA letter from Berlin states that tho
public debt of Russia has been increased since
the commencement of the war by 326 millions
of silver ronblos.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1856-02-01
Sr. LOUIS, Jan. 81.

ST. LOUIS, Jan. 81.
The reports of the battle in Kansas have
been greatly exaggerated. No persons were
killed, and only few slightly wounded.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1856-02-01

Sixty DAYS NrIcE FOR WAR.-A WASH
inrton correspondent of the New York Her
aid writes thath government functionary
there says we m; have war with England
in less than sixtdays.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1856-02-01

t5w-The Hon. John II. Clifford has been
elected Attorney General of Massachusetts,
by the Legislature.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1856-02-01


How SLAVES SELL AND HIRE IN MISSOURI.
"A correspondent of the st. Louis Repub-
lican makes the following report of the rates
at which slaves sold and hired in Pike county,
Missouri, on the lst of this month. He writes
as follows:
Mr.. Editor: There must be California in
North east Missouri, or the Ell Dorado is in
the farmers pocket. Negro men sold on
yesterday at the following prices Sl,365,
$l ,542, $l ,405, $l,2l5, s ,255. These men
were common crop han DIS, ranging from 30
to 45 years of age. Women brought from
as high $l,040; another ay Yrs, and one went
These two last were good hdtls1'svfs L!2hal.rv,
seamstresses. The women bringing $500
and 5000, were over middle age. All of
these sales were for cash, or for bonds bear
ing six per cent interest from date. They
were bona fde sales, and the negroes were
all purchased by citizens Of the surrounding
couptics, for farming purposes. The rise in
the price of agricultural products, is now tel
ling in the value of labor, and the farmers
seem to think that the "peculiar institution"
is still of some account.
While negroes sold for these prices, they
hired at corresponding rates. Common farm
hands, young and likely. hired for $780, boys
of Is and II years of age, or ihereabouts,
hired for Sl4O-and Sl5O-in every in.
stance the individual hiring, and not the
owner, paying all charges, of every descrp-
tion.
Our surprise at these enormous prices was
enhanced by reference to the map of the
United States, which shows that Pike county
is only separated from Illinois by the Msis-
sippi river.
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MY WIFE.
[wRrrrEs WHILE REcos r~-------.

WRITTEN WHILE RECos DN------- sarEnR aIcKls lsNss
Open my bedroom door;
heard .er step as noiselessly,
(To my couch) across the floor.
felt her hands my temple press,
Her lips just touching mine,
And in my anguish and distress,
'Twere sinful to repine.
Our pilgrimage is nearly through
We've passed life's mountains brow;
THOUGHT lov'd her, years ago
KNOW love her now.
Her face was lowering over mine
Her warm tears on my cheek,
Her whispered prayer, of thought divine,
Rose fervently, but meek;
Her bosom rested on my arm;
felt its troubous throe;
knew the cause of its alarm;
knew its source Of woe;
And then the blood, my system through,
Came pressing on my brow
THOUGHT | loved her, years ago
| KNOW | love her now.
Thus watched that tir'd and patient one,
BY night as we'll as day,
In sadness and almost alone,
Till weeks had passd away;
Bereft of sleep-depriv'd of rest
Oppressed-borne down with care,
Till 0l her labors have been blessd,
For God has heard her prayer.
Her cheek resumes its wonted glow,
And placid is her brow
THOUGHT lov'd her, years ago
KNOW love her now.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1856-02-01
DISSOLvING THE UNION.

The Richmond Dispatch says it is funney
to hear the cOmplacent and dogmatic manner
which sundry politicians of the North and
South talk of dissolving the Union. They
speek of the matter as if were one of the
easiest things in the wohd and as if thev
could do it. That is the grand mistake of
these malcontent political agitators. They
imagine that they hold the destinies of this
vast Republic in the hollow of their hand
They nave but to open their mouths in a
nulifying congressional haangue, or an elab-
crate revolutionary newspaper article, and,
presto, the Union is blown into a thousand
fragments! They take 10 account of any
other moral forces and elements in the great
country than those Of al omnibus load of
Catalners, who, even if each had power
for ruin as strong as his will, would not
be able to displace the smallest stone in
the vast temple of the American confede-
racy.
Outside of this knot of discOntented and
aspiring men, lies the immense body of the
American people, as unmoyed and Indifferent
to the mimic whirlwinds, which rage in the
contracted minds of few nullifers, as the
ocean is to teapot. Before one solitary link
can be broken in the chain which untes our
glorious band of republican States, the
Ameaan people must be consulted-the
mighty millions of farmers, mechanics and
tradesmen-the laboring and producing class.
es-the men whose interest are to be affected
by a change Of government, and who have
not the most remote intention of permitting
those interests to be tampered with without
their knowledge and consent. Whenever
the Union is dissolved, it will not be dissolv-
ed by Congress. The people will unmake,
MS they made the government. 1t was their
work; they built it up; it is eonsecrated by
their blood; all their earthly treasures are de.
posted in it. Depend upon it, they have
authorized no men or set OF men, either in
Congress or out of it, either directly or indi-
rectly, to pull down that structure. That is a
work they reserve to themselves.
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1zw1 ST Sfoxa.

IA ~ 14AA - 0N~0 nj ii.
Second Street, bstwsen Main asa Johaaea,
r1AVIN0 last fsturned froa Ne 1agt, r Y
8 II RESPECTFULLY call the attention of ~ ISH
fri4eds and tAs pAblie generally TO ~ nsu
md Aas Stock u watches, awsry, silver an6 pta1s
wars, fancy goods, he.
Watches.
Fine geid duplex, magic, patent cad detached
svsr watches; sIlyss patent and dstashsd lsvssu,
and L'Epines, Of ill kinds aud qualities.
JeWclPy.
Lnaics' plaiA gold, mosaie, cameo and snsmellsd
sAr-rinEs asA bseaAt pins, isdiss' asa ehilarsa'
eold and jet hfacsistA lsdies and gent gold chains
pensils and psase 80 and diansnd finger rings
eslA ~ silver thnh1sA gcst's gold breast piss
studs, collar and sleeve buttsns. gold silver, steel
nd patsnt spsstAclss, peskstsa6s an dessert sse
SAlvaF yvars, @
In which lias iSaSq ~ = - passed BY All
stoss vest o. north u rs. Iesls, Wis. .ivcr liable
dessert and tsaspapns ana 1nrks, sags, cream, mus
tar And salt spoous, hataes Md frnis knvss iva
anl plated napkin rses ~
Plassd end hsitanniAtsq sets, csaeSrs, fruit and
cake baskets, candlsstatkk psasl and ,Lsli p,eks
books, and in face evsv thtsg pertaining 10 n,
line.
ClOckD.
general assortment u ciocks of the latest pat
terms and best make, all warranted ~ keep eee<
'time.
~. Watches and Jsweiry rcpairsdln the mos
wUstuaalikc manner, and ii the shcrtcri notice.
my6-d1y JULES HEISER.
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HARDW ARE AND CUTLESs
Baldwin q Evans,

A. the Old Stand,
Cor. Main aud FeNrth-sts, Ksokwk, Ioma.
AT0W have in store An unusually fhrge stock Of
~ Hardware and Gallery, to which they invite
the attention II country merchants and others.
Among which may BE- found the following:
2 Axes--H uat ,. Collins and VoEhes, ii
Broad Axes-Collins' Simmons and sharp's,
scythes--drass, Grain end Brush,
Snaths--six different kinds,
Hay Manifestations qualities,
Straw knives--ao
Corn knivsG-ao, ~
Hay Eorks--2 and tine, assorted,
Manure Forks--Long handle, assorted,
HAndlrd Aocs--yarious kinds,
Carolina Hoes--Iron and Steel,
Handled Axes--HWns's and Keuts,
Garden Rakcs-Ircn and Steel.
Shovels-Ames and others,
Spadee--do,
Grain Sccops--Iron and steel.
Horse Nails--a and American
wpught Nsils-Ali siscs,
Guido,
Ffnishing--do,
Strap Hingcs-Aii wrought
+ Hfnges--do,
Hooks and Hinges-ali sizes, English,
Sad 1rons-3 qualities,
Sseelyaris-ailsi ses,
Scale BcAms--dO,
Coffee Milis-Good assortment
Brass kcstlcs--from TO Is inch diameter,
Tea kettles--CAst and wrought,
Glue Pots--Tinned and enamellcd,
Fry pans-Tinned. all sizes.
In addition to the above, We have large assoYt-
nent of Building Hardware and Mechanics Tools,
which we determined to sell low rs the
my2odtfwy BALDWIN EVANS.
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Hardware and Cutlery.


g W. TUCKER are nov receiving their Eng
-. lsh goods for rs spring trsAA BY tic ships AZ.
lantic and kockaway from Liverpool, and steamers
up the Mississippi together with xtensive purchAs-
es from American manufacturers, BY almost every
boat which arrives nj this pert and prepared u
eGe, increased inducements IA purchaser and will
duplicate any 81. Louis bill which may have been
made 10 our line. dew ISL
NEILLERS AND MANUFACTURERS will nnd
IVl constant supply Of large Circular Saws, war
So 50 and 81 inches, and when required, 80 inches
together With the smaller ssee, at the sig1 Of the
Red Paddock. s. W. 4 II. TUCKER.
my7IdAw
Z XES AXES !i--Hunt . COLLINS ,olmmons nj
~ pincott's axes, for sale low by :, -.,,
CPADEs-Ames', RowlAnd's and other brands,
- for sale by s.W.A TUCKER.
CHOvELS--Amcs1, Kowiands and othor braads
~ for sale low by s. w / II. TUCKER.
TOES-Soiid goose neck, riveted, cast steel plan
i l. tiers, and Carolina hoes Tor sale in great va
riety s W. : II. 1UCKER
IN and Trace Chains, large stock, for sale low
~ by :. w. II. TUCKER.
1ORN PLANTEKS-A superior article for hofse
~ power, aud wonderful labor and time saving
machine, for sale low by s. w. 4 II. TUCKER.
|yRAIN AND GRASS scYTHEs--A aasss stock
" of Waidron's and ether mAkss, for sale low By
8 W.AH. TUCKER. =
MULAY, iron and wood -brsced grain cradles. for
1vl sale low by s. ". II. TUCkDh.
Wrought tuba patent and common
- 'Snaiths, n large stock, for sale low by
S. W. 4 II. TUCKER.
LAY aud Straw Forks--A very large stock " "a
j i rious qualities, fcr sale by
MANURE Forks, long and short handles. for sale
Nl by g. W. II. TUCKER.
IJAY aud Garden Rakes for sale low by
IL 3. W. / II. TUCKER
HkD0E Shears aud Pruning Hooks Of different
l. i patterns, for sale low by
s, W. = H.. TUCKER.
yKASS Hooks for sale by
NJ S. WITH. TUCKER.
Volt Chain, japsnncd, for fencing cemetery
~ grounds, for sale low by
SWAN. TUCKER.
BLACKSMITH s Drills for the bench, . good ar
- ticle, for sale low by
s. W.&H. TUCKER.
HORSE SHOE Nails, the genuine Grimm and 9TH
4 i ers, for sale low by
4. SWAN. TUCKER.
CHOPPERS Tools, good assortment, for sale by
" s. W.lH. TUCKER,
Si9u OF the Red Yn3lOrk.
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NssFa j. 3s(lAlI ~ Je~2u9s asWo. -
&Nnn11y1H ~ ~ p~hlic IN immense stock
M 49, ri n - cAss al - Spring and sammer
- - ssr Han,
Nls1 naAvna HAsSI
Ge1sv 8os1 Dnms HAfs,
F1axcn 1me HAfs,
Ffle WeeG nAss,
Lev l1aCo WooL HArs,
O1Eksamss FANCY HArs q Cars.
HATS Asoo oars
OF ALL KINDS,
OAsapsr than svsf before offered in this
4askst.
ASY QUANTITY o. Straw Goops,
PAxAHA HASs,
LsonoRx HArs,
PAIn LIAR Hairs,
0ENrS FUxMsHiNG oooDs.
NIX cxDERwEAA o. ALL KINDS, SUPERIOR
WHITE AND FANCY SHIRTS,
Extra Quality,)
6lLK, LiMx TaRxAp, Wool AND CorFoH
HosRaY;
WdITE AND COLOREED KID GLOVES;
IL TIES,
CRAvATS,
SUSPENDERS.
Also, . numerous variety of many other
ytslss.
Please call and examine for yourselves.
A. c. SHELDON,
Nay Sid No. IS Main Street.
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Troy Hard va re- Store.
HITCHCOCK II CO

Sign or THE hoRTisE LOCK, l59 UNION BLOCK,
Main Mresf, ksoksxk, Iose0,
wholesale and Eeesail Weaaers.
A RE rcceiying large and general assortment Of
"A HARDWARE HOUSEKEEPING WARES,
to which the attention Of dealers and cuatounsses
respectfully invited.
Keekat, Nay 81. '5S--dkw.
1UET RMEIvRD & creigh,oS Ohns1 8 IsTp
~ lot VI chdec Cigars, such - will not 1nA g
pleas al who wtllsali asd try them. v
ffyWE1TY-EyA bssas NJ. ! -, 2 ~ -
! dsell1uo10G, HAWKINS = 1Uo1 A
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WATC MES
u. W. JONES .

1Deaoer IN C1ockes WaAclAAs 4 JewelYy
Oh s1C0kD STnu1g,
:, tMsm doss 70 G. Psrsoas' Danklng Hosss,)
s.... n.
lAx ssbsssihss hAs jsst resolved iarGs =
seSsanl sassk 1t ee,t md Silver -
1olA Je~slsy, &C., comprising the ~
- Il ladiss, hsssst Pins, Ear
Mnes, Finger Ring, OF Pa, God Guard an
Ioe Chains, kys.. Hsa]a, Siiv9 TpaAies, Con
Slides. snsPt, stsda, Gold POss viii or witho,1i
holders, Gold Peneilss Peas snd Pencils.
WAf0u RkPAIRIs0.
The snhserihsr lheiHD . psActicai wsichnahse
fseis competent ta4epair tho most dilcu end dali.
este work tha4 estruaied 10 his care.
All work w>sTQ Ia to give satisfaction.
CoMRscr Tins.
The public may rest assurpd that the correct tine
e, and slways viii ~ kspt BY
Nov. -. l865.--dly n. ". jones'
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nsvs even entire sessfasstca tcteess wnehevs -
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ssed, will faseest y 70 ~ sssNsn4l 6ueneD -
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lscssA .bA -. -. a. $500. - -. 49, -
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4 bic; while in Gases VI drory, gravel, ohsuus4{
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.CUTTING's PATENT a NO1OrYPEs
VGNHkSB pictures are 01I6-..1rs

GUTEnNG,s PATENT AM0norYPEs.
vUNHkDB pictures are $500
~, = . ssi..s i s ~ saris sss - ~
Subscriber would cali
the attention of thnse s.
Wishing to gtt pic
.are .h.. wili a.ssr fade eh.ss. ~ lsas.. -
the superiority Of Cutting's Ambvoagen. b psr.
ticular, II IN want d sue II tAsss, - ell 6 m
AnsRorYrE GALLERY, No. ., Third Street. Pictures
are warranted to givssntre satisfActisn and Ruar-
Ant'ed to equal any IA the western psots5. h las
got the largest and finest GALLERY bav1s,;S 81 Ia..
and Chicago. with side light aid sky light, which no
othes Galley in this city has He has BE exclusive
right OF this patent for keok uk an1 lse county All
other pictures profesing to be the soauseS
ieits, and IN imposition on The pablh. Tksy ere
but WORTHLESS limitations of tbs gsa4ns nheoiy ps.
gotten up TO deceive the pablo The Amksotyp NJ
will keep in water ~ welt upon IL psrlor table
They may also be set IA tomb stones, and remain
unimpalred for ages.
80 IN taking pietsses giass. mot patented TO suit
those WHO vish 70 travel. He M .lsp 1srr.
stocked chepcais on hand. and collodson Of the n.
g. Gsaiity end ready for use.
dsiIsvy No. s, Third-st, Ksokpk, Iowa
sprss-dtf EiKRsON. Artist.
auEs' skY-Ll0HT DAGUE0REAE
Ne =, g, Street. .kE6KUx. IOWA.
|Tn vBscRI- N.1I
~; 1: +; ~: = g $;
GREATER vAkl1rY
Of Chicago Having ins.rumssU Il the iasesss aiss
they are ensetsd to tsks
DagSersseev1ps a. AaDvesypss
THREE TINES - Ak1Af
!. any evS eefs 80 = - p Ala.
70 LIZ Afx
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WISH 70 sail 10 on Johsssn street, bet. 5sh
4 and 6thsts., 81 81 - PER feol, - J. 8.
and years, 1t par cent. interest Also - fset ~
Sd between ExaAapR and BAak sts., a.A Lott I, q,
and block No. TO-, able II and TWO yaars.
Also an aadvdsd ones ishth Of Block No. l53. and
Lots Z, SO, 10, lianl IL, In Block No. 1873; also
l6i feet ends Of I,ts 49, II and IL ip lck No.
rs. All siiuatei in Keokuk. Also SO acrcy Of
Land vesl located IN Jackson Township, one nth
cash. balance in Ia and 3 years. s
HAWKINS TAYLOR.
also want partner With from $1,000 10 $iO,O 900,
tsho y a good business man. without any old fogy
t.ndencies,l 70 engage in the iunher hnsinesA..
July I'D HIT.
Just RMErvED--Als Let II Pstsrs' Eclectic Pr
snofofts school; new work Arranged iron the
best European composer, with selectienS fSon Amer.
lean authors. Also. harlini, Hsptets md Rich
arisen Instructions for HAso together ulth I'll ~
popular works Tor Melodies, 01iEas, Violin, tlsts,
10, ~ PAfRIoK kCEOUSE, S
q ~. hst. Main . Johlson, - seAiss.
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test Of two yssrs, and has
not its equal in the Mis-
sissippi valleys aad To
the t" 0oldsn Harp" be-
Ing . greaAly improved
Premium Cook 6tovs.
Their assortment Of
Heating Stoves for VOID
tnd coal Is cxtsnsive.
Bone eAtirely asw pat
terns, one VI which, ths
- Young America, \ .
splendid parlor store, -.
eeaely patented, vMlks
sfssna superior to any In
vention u the age for "a
MATING heat. They AAvs
| "a tale At their stess Ia
ISt. Louis, FROM which