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The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1857-02-13

REASONS ENOUGH FOR DEcLrsiSG.-A man
out West, has declined beinga candidate for
office, because he is not legal ci.izen--has
never paid tax or any other debt--owns
no property--can't read nor write-is blind
has but on leg-has lost four fingers from
his lett hand-has ten children, and cant
leave home for fear they will abuse their
mother
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1857-02-13

A WHO CosvENTIos.-The Old Line
Wings Of Now Hampshire have issued call
for State Convention, signed by many Of
the prominent Wings Of the State, to be
held at Concord,on 5th February, for the
purpose Of nominating Governor, railroad
Commissioasr, ssd three Representatives, "a
Congress, to be supported at the ensuing
election. u $3.50.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1857-02-13

-vteA1sa.-A writer Ia the Cleveland Ban.
sss Of last week, urees the claims Of J. H.
Debsos. Esq, Of Benton, to . seat In the
usxt Legislature from the floating district
seoPossd Of the counties Of Polk, Msigs
md MeMiua. The writsr claims that NJ.
Debscn is entitled to the place on the score
Il having contributed largely to the over.
threw and demolition Of The Know Moth.
ings 10 the Presidential ssruggls Of last year.
Thats oar opinion, too So, count us In for
Dsbsoo.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1857-02-13

The CENTRAL AMERICAN TREArY.-The
New York Tribune is Of opinion that this
treaty will not be ratified by the Senate. 1t
Gays:
The London Daily News has lender or
the Central American Treaty, lately negotint.
ed between Lord Clarendon and Mr.. Dallas.
Our contemporary fears that the Senate Of
the United States will not ratify this Treaty.
These fears are well grounded. Not only
will the Treaty be smothered, but there Il
reason to anticipate that Mr.. Dallas may be
badly treated also. HE Democratic friends
can never forgive him for having set his hand
to such treaty. We nre sorry for him, but
don't see how IL con be helped.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1857-02-13

RIGHT AT l.AsT.-A published correspon.
dence b'tween l.. u. Campbell and Secreta.
~ Guthrie reveals budget OF blunders which
would d" honor To Punch
On the 5ih inst. Mr.. Guthrie wrote n let.
ter referring I" n Law passed July &c, 1854.
Mr. Campbell writes back, stating no law
was passed that day.
Mr.. Guthrie reiurRs an answer that he
mrnnt the law passed Aug. 20. 1852.
Mr.. CnmpbrlI replies that he cnn lind M
snch law, and hopes Mr. Guthrie will men.
tion volume and pnge.
Mr.. Guthrie writes that he meant the law
of Aug. %. 1854 vol. s, page SIG.
Dir. Campbell replies that that volume and
page cOntains M ~uch law as Mr.. Guthris
quotes, nnd hopes he will yet mention the law
under which he performed certain acts.
MIR. Guthrie answers that he has examined
his original draft, and finds he meant the law
Of July 2lst, 1852.
Mr., Cnmpb"lI replies that that law was re-
penl-d long ago.
Mr.. Guthrie answers, so It was, and the
correspondence ends.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1857-02-13
HON. WIN. CASTOR, OF NORTH CARROLL


MA, AND J. L. T. sNEED, OF TENN.
We had the pleasure. says the shsibyvilis
Exposition. few days ago, Of finding in the
possession Of one Of the members Of the bar
at this place. a letter written by the late
Judge VIM. CASTOR, Of North Carolina, sd.
dressed to q young friend and relative, who
had just commenced the practice Of the legal
profession In Memphis. containing 90 much
good sense and practical advice, that we could
not refrain from urging upon him its publics.
ton. particularly as the worthy gentleman
to whom II was addressed presents in HE own
career the most striking illustration Of the
benefits resulting from faithful sdhersucs
to the wise suggestions contained in Il.
But to the letter:
NxwBEas. March 20, lsl2.
Wy Dear Sir - had the pleasure Of re
eelving Few days since your affectionate
to assure you that | ain gratifed at being
named as one Of your referees in the card
which you have caused TO be published.
In your professional and private life shall
always take deep interest. You have en-.
tered on a career in which diligence can
scarcely fail to secure your success. Every
motive that can he addressed 10 a good heart
and a sound head concurs to impress upon
lawyer, the conviction that he owes to his eli.
ent the utmost fidelity. He 10 charged with
the interests Of one unable to act for himself
aud he is faithless to the trust. IL he leaves
any honorable means unexerted to secure aud
advance those interests There is no mode
so sure Of rising to eminence in the probes
sion as the exact punctual, prompt and
steady discharge OF this duty. In the great.
er-far sreater-nun,ber Of cases In which a
lawyer is engaged. extraordinary talents are
not required. but in all, negligence may
prove fatally destructive. An established
reputation for diliyense must therefore com.
mand employment No man of common
sense can be willing to confide important
concerns to the management Of careless AT.
torney.
Next TO diligence in the discharge Of the
immediate duties which You owe to your eli.
eent lie the obligation Of endeavoring to per
feet yourself in the knowledge Of your pro.
lesion. Suffer no day to pass without study,
Read slowly-make what yon read your own
oby eviscerating the principles on which the
doctrine reste. 1t Is impossible to charge the
memory with vast number Of merely arbi
trary distinctions; but the principles ON which
they rest are few. aud these may b. faithful
ly treasured.
In making these suggestions. I am not 40
much influenced by the belief that YOU need
them. a'by desire to show that i am dis.
posed to aid you in any way can. To give
counsel isto assume the office of friend, and
that office Is one which towards Won 1 shall
always be happy to discharge.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1857-02-13
FOR ths Pest.

Mr.. Ediior' Please say thstif CHAs. w.
RIGS, Esq, will consent 10 the nee Of his
name he can 10 slsctsd 70 represent our
county 10 the lower house Of the next Gen.
ssal Assembly. month";.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1857-02-13

A HARD CAsE.-During the recent deten.
ton On the Hudson River R"nd, one poor
elbow on the train was really to be piteid.-
tie hnd M engagement, tc be- mnrried .n
Tuesday evening, and of course could not
be present to claim his bride; his disap.
pointment WINS 81 severe that it found vent
in tears, and the poor fellow cried like q
child.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1857-02-13

WASHINGTON, February THE committee
on Military Affairs have reported back the
ti"us" Bill Increasing the pay OF oficsss Of
the army, with amendments.
The House passed resolution to pay the
widow Of Mr.. Brooks the balance due fol. this
session.
The BILLS to establish wagon roads to and
In California, were perfected. 49,, g
The commttees sppointed.to remove the
body Of Mr.. Brooks have arrived.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1857-02-13

H-E. II. Porter. Esq. Of Memphis, has
presented the Presbyterian College AZ Dan.
Vile. KY, 10000 acr"s Of Arkansas lands
valued u, $4,000. Hp.has also given lie
Memphis synodissl College the same sup,
Der Of ncr9s..
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1857-02-13

TIE UStrEp SrArss AND MExrco.-The
Extraordinary, the American paper published
In the city Of Mexico, In ito issue of The 9th
ultimo. has the following editorial paragraph:
Within few months Mexico may reason.
ably expect 10 encounter difficulty with the
United States. The event is nnvoidable.--
Nothing 10 more plainly marked In bold
handwriting on the wall than this. II is the
disposition Of The United States, however, to
treat Mexico with every consideration. She
has already sacrificed many interests to the
advantage Of Mexico. Amongst these may
be numbered Hag disgrnced and private
citizens sacrificed. And all this for WHAT
She has almost had war with England on
less affairs, and why has she not quarreled
with Mexicoi Simply because she sympa.
thised with the revolution Of Alvarez and Com.
onfort, and with the principles they espous
ed. She has pitied Mexico under her diff.
culties. Will she always do so under anoth.
er Government! We venture TO say, no.
II, therefore, the present Government does
not go ahead with lis progressive policy, il
may certainly expect to lose for itself, and
for Mexico, the sympathy of the neighbor.
ing Republic.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1857-02-13

a BRIGHT kusTIc.-A lew days since, .
coun'rymnn came to town at Lowell, Mass,
and going 10 the t'fkc- with a bank bin, call,
ed for dollars worth Of postage stamps;
the cl-rks wanted specie, and he straigh,
w"y returned with four spanish quarters;
ard these being nlso denied admit anre, OK.
crPt alta discount he came third time with
n hundred copperS, and verv copperlsh look
OF EMULATION. Being informed BY the off
ci"l behind the window that coppers were
not legal tender to larger extent than
three c"Ets ut time, the man from the ru.
raj districts c"olly purchased single stamp
and repeatrd the operation till his persecu.
tor cavrd and took in the remaining cents in
lump, much to the internal satisfaction oil
the individual outside.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1857-02-13

II SAMUEL DueeAH, Esq, Of Polk county,
will consent To run to represent this Floating
District In the next Legislature, he will re-
csive . warm and liberal support from the
yotors Of MEIos, MchInH T. Polk.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1857-02-13


BucHASAS's PoLicY-The Richmond Wing
says the impression n gaining ground at the
North and in Washington, that Mr.. Buchanan
has resolved to pursue highly conservative
line Of conduct, aud will be surrounded bv
cabinet ministers, who heartily sympathiss
with his sentiments and will z-alouslv CO.
operate with him in his views. We know not
what authority there NAV bs for this antici-
patton. But those who indulge in il, speak
confidently, and assert, that il will be dis
'incily indicated in his inaugural md by the
high tune Of conservatism " hich will distin-
guish his cnbinet. N" man, II is said, whether
OF the North or South, WIN hiss been con-
sPicuons in milking the sectional question the
Predominant one in the country, will receive
any countenancs from him, either ia grsa. OF
small appointments. -.-
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1857-02-13

Coon HuMoR.-Krep In good humor. II
is not great caIamities that embittpr exis
trncr; II 10 the petty vexations, the small
jsalousirs; Il is the little disappointmenta,
minor miserirs that make the heart sick md
the temper sour Don't 10. them. Anger 1.
. Ps's waste Of vitality; Keep 10 u good
humoI .',ssY,
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1857-02-13

~ An old contractor in Brooklyn en-
gagged I" I'LL certain lots in the eighth ward,
not long ngo, which were covered with wat
sr to the depth Of several feet. He waited
ill the water was frozen, and then filled up
with earth, md resolved the pay from the city
before his trick was discovered.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1857-02-13

LASDs ~ Kansas AID NEsRAsxA.-Ws
learn BY . letter from the Commissioners Of
The General Land Office at Washington. that
ihsrs are no lands at this time, either In Kan.
- o. Nsbsaska, subject to entry BY Land
Wssrsuts, and that there will not probably be
any before the latter part Of the ensuing
esuDss.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1857-02-13

H1- Col. Gardner, who has for ten years
conducted the Augusta Consti, nationalist with
dbiify and success, has retired
and Ia succr~ded In the editorial chair by J.
T. Nrsbit, ESQ. w
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1857-02-13

AUGUSTA. Feb lO.--Cotton-G ood middliug
l2}c; middling fair i2tc; fair 1880. Fine cot.
ton brings iss.
Bse6n--Our private advises from the West
indicate . firm and advancing tone IN the
Bseoa market. On the 9Th sides brought loo
in Cincinnati. and transactions ranged from
y ss9oe1of 'sides and shOaidsis.-Avgssfs
HpstsA.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1857-02-13

~ The Baltimore American cautions it's
readers against female puck pockets Of gen.
teel appearance. who frequent the markets
In that city. On Saturday night last, two
ladies' were robbed in the BelIair murkpt.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1857-02-13

1xpIAHAPoLIs, Feb. 1.-The Democrats Of
the Indiana legislature without the concur.
renee and in apposition to protest Of the
Senate. elected Graham N. Fitch. Senator, 10
I'LL the present vacancy and Jesse D. Bright
far six years after the 4th Of March next
The joint Convention WINS composed Of 81
Representatives and 26 Senators, one mem.
Der not vO ting, and Iarked Is of quorum.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1857-02-13

~ Moses Sheppard, prominent and
wealthy citizen, did in Baltimore on The LIT
inst. He has, by his last will left 5000, 600
10 found I'm insane asylum.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1857-02-13

NV Yeax asuAsei. --Ths Blssh Rspub-
Nm nejsdty h IL New York lsslsIalurs
have slsessd he Hos. Pssssoa King 10 The
ssaats Of The unIts1 etasss ser slx Year,
fpon the lsh d Mssh nsxL Like most 81
~ Other prominent BIssk RspubllssAs, Nj.
King y IN old Hunksr Democrat and .
great fsvosits OF the Southern Democracy
only . few years ago. Wilhelm Congress he
voted for the annexation Of Texas, and zeal.
ously ssppcsted the administration ofPolk.
Having made what he could out Of his Dem.
ocratic friends, he has done after his kind,
md deserted thsm--and will come back TO
washington nsxt winter 10 make war upon
them. i1,sf
10 It not . little singular, that nearly all
the Black Republican Senators were once
Democrats Of The straitsst sect, and stood
high 10 the favor and affection Of their South.
ern brethreni Wilson and Sumner, Of Mas.
sschusetss; fiamlin and Nourse, Maine; Hale
Of New Hampshire; Wade, Of Ohio; Doolit.le,
Of Wisconsin; Trumbull, Of Illinois; Harlan,
Of Iowa; Cameron, Of Pennsylvania; King Of
New York; and several others We believe
were oil formerly Dsmocrats--and they
claim 70 be most excellent Democrats still.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1857-02-13

WASHINGTON, Feb. THE Senate has
concurred with the House in allowing Inter.
ests on the Reside claim.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1857-02-13

E A patent has been taken out in Bos-
ton for clenning fab, by giving them snuiI;
when they snrezc, their scales come of.
Who, after this, will say the Bostoniaas
are not "up 10 snuff"
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1857-02-13

tv Five Irishmen and ono Misssourisn
own claim near Grass Valley, California,
TINT yields $4,000 worth Of the prscious
mineral every week. Az the weekly expep.
Srs are only $500, Il will be seen that thew
arv accommodating princely fortune.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1857-02-13

FoRsrY.-TheSo Southern Democratic mem.
bers Of Cong~n-both Of the Senate and
Houss--ars Indignant at the idea Of Forney
being tsndereds Cabinet appointment, and il
IL said that Dir. Buchanan was given to IN.
derstand while ~ Washington recently, by
prominent nsh Of his party, that the sslec-
ton Of ssch stick Of timber would engen.
der degree Of hostility to bis administrs.
lion that would prove fatal TO liz success.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1857-02-13

DAccs.-Thsrs appears 70 Be good deal
u sssisity 10 the Dseon market just sow,
lays sssstlsiss bslns bought for shipment.
Prs, . ssats.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1857-02-13

~ Snow fakes fall so large In Oregon
that the ladies put handles 10 them and nee
them for parnsols:
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1857-02-13

New YoRK, February 7.-Cotton has ad-
vnneed t'3c. Sales OF 5000 bales at l3f for
Middling Orleans and 1876 cents for UpIsnd.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1857-02-13

nB A Washington letter furnishes the fol.
lowing encouraging intelligence to the Old
Line Wings who Joined the Buccaneers last
fall, under the delusive hope that they would
be asked to seats near the head of the table:
1t is considered fixed that the Old Line
Wings are not to be represented in the Ad.
ministration, az was at first proposed. Mr..
Choate and all his clan may hang their barps
upon the most Convenient willows. The idea
was very taking, considering that MIR. Buch
anan started out with the roetical project Of
reviving the era Of good feeling. But il got
hard raPs here before many days. and 10 now
entombed. Mr.. Benjamin was soon shattered
as the exponent Of this conception. aud there
is hardly grease spot left Of him. Such was
the raking Of his new friends" ~ thank
thee Jew for teaching me that word" This
decision Of course unseats other aspiring Union
savers from their anticipated saddles
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1857-02-13

81 A controversy is now going on in the
Presbyterian churches in Scotland, in regard
to the propriety of using an organ in church
worship, and some o: the Synods have pro.
hibited its use. The people in Scotland
seem now to be at about the snmc point in
this matter that the residents of Boston were
In l7la, when the first organ was received in
New England, Mr.. Gould, in his "Church
Music in America" mentions, that the "pre
JUDGES Of the multitude against the instru.
ment was so great that it stood unpncked. in
the porch of the Kings Chapel, seven
months"
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1857-02-13

~ wssss rsqssstsd 70 give notice that
~ ssgrsss Of Esby Boyd, Polk county, id.
vefslaeA - suAsways, hare come il.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1857-02-13

IBssAsA essATeHa-Jssss D. Bright and
osnhsa N. rlash, Sqsastsr Sovereign Demo.
svu>H hsvs bsss elected 70 the y. 8. Senate
nen IuAlana.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1857-02-13
The CORRUPTION CHARaE.-A Washing
ton letter snys:

Ing tHe tHIHt WhIcIvHOW httathts % Their
characters. II, however, they should fail to
do this. then exposure will become duty,
while It will BIZ inevitable. But Il would
cer'nin'y be unjust on my part to mention
names at this june,ure, because the commit
tee itself has come to no conclusion In the
premjses
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With great esteem and affection,
Truly you're,
VIII n ACTON

To John L. T. sneed. Esqr.
How much of true wisdom IL contained in
that letterf How clear and distinct the sd.
vice given. and how truly practicali If
faithfully followed, success is certain,
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1857-02-13

the cnlamites which befall the objects of
their dislike. The laws Of the universe cease
their appointed operation TO accommodate
them; in spite Of the experience Of the whole
earth at this age of its existence the special
providences of God continually step in to
prove that they are right; and they are ever
eager to discover in the phenomena of life
and death the same superstitious prcmontions
and sanctions which like morbid mental
condition in past ages found in the EARTH
quake, the comet, the aurora borealis, and the
will.of.the wisp.
These reflections have been suggested by
the extraordinary and dsgraceful exhibition
Of this modern demonism now current in
! certain o. the Northern pre"srs Of this coun-
try, IN view Of the recent demise Of Hon.
Preston s. Brooks, of South Carolina. We
call it disgrnceful. 1t is more. II is an augury
OF evil to the country. as showing to what
fearful imminence this fruitful source of
mischief has grown, now ready, in spite of all
our boosted advancement, to rush in and
claim rs sanction what in darker days Il
would only have looked upon rs an omen
thus making, ms II ever has, of It's own diseas
ed fancles the very ills i, Enthusiastically pre-
tends 10 deplore. II 10 one of the most
alarming indications of the fearful length to
which partznn and sectional strife has gone
towards final madness, ripe for blood.
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