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The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1858-02-26

"SAmIvEL, BEWARE OF ViDDERs."1Ths
Schenectady Reflector is responsible for the
following; Quite mistake lately occurred in
n love affair at Duuuesburg. A couple Of
young ones agreed 10 elope together, and, by
some mistake in the preliminary arrange
ments, the gentleman put his ladder up to
the window of the room in which his sweet
heart slept and which proved to bs that tn
which her anxious mamma, a handsome wild
ow reposed. She turned the mistake to her
own advantage; got into his arms; returned
his afiectionate embraces; was borne by him
to the carriage, and by preserving becoming
silence until daylight kept him blind Of his
error, and, by the potent power of her blan-
dishmenis, actually charmed him into matri.
mory with herself. We give these facts on
the authority of a responsible correspondent.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1858-02-26

EUROPEAN TRoUBLEs.-The revolutionary
spirit, on the continent, is actively at work
again, under ground. The staple of the lat
est news from Italy has reference to "insur.
rections," "incendary placards," "arrests" and
"expulsions" for "political Offences" with an
attempt to murder the King Of Naples. The
Pope is in hot water again at Rome, in con.
sequence of some enthusiasts there trying to
regalvanizs "the Republic" The narrow es-
cape of the French Emperor, the other day,
was the narrow escape of France. The du-
ration of "Order," there, many think, depends
entirely upon pistol shot, a well directed
poinard, or the explosion of an internal ma
chine. Austria keeps the peace only ut the
point Of the bayonet. OF the Western Pow
ers, England alone is quiet-and OF nll the
crowned heads, that of Queen Victoria would
seem to be about the only one that is safe
on its proprietors shoulders.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1858-02-26
VOL. X.--.NO. 492.
LIFE IN TEXAS.

George w. Kendall, one Of the propriston
Of the New Orleans Picayune. owns large
estates IN Texas. Writing to friend In
Boston, he describes his mode Of life % fol-
lows:
You may, perhaps, wish to learn the mode
and, manner Of my life hereAways; let me on.
tighten you. Three days 10 each week or
dnarily pass nj my rancho here, three or four
miles from New Braunfels, with my family;
two days spend at the Estancia, place Of
mine, thirty miles West, and where my fiocks
of sheep are pastured; and the other two I
am on the road backwards and forwards, NV
conveyance an old Jersey wagon, with two
trusty horses. There Is one gap Of eight
miles on the road without house, and ap 10Th.
or Of twelve; yet the way Is not loansome. I
never pass over II without seeing IN abun-
dance of deer, turkies, ducks, pstridges, and
the like; carry alongside Of me double-
barrel gun, Shnrpe's rifle, and one Of Colts
revolvers, and some Kind OF game is sure 10
grace my wagon both going and coming.
My sheep now number some three thou
sand, and ineiseocks you never set eyes up-
on; in May hope to be able to count up.
wards of four thousand, as my lambs come In
April have, besides, fine gang Of brood
mares, besides some forty cows, and like the
elder MI. Norval, ITO feed my flock and in
crease my store".is now "ny constant care.~
Did not once tell you that 1had much rath-
er see my lambs skipping upon the hills and
playing in the valleys than W witness the
pirouettes and entrecha.s of the best corps de
ballet that ever existed? II did not say ss
much TO you it is nevertheless true.
| hnvp apan n 0ond daal L., s,, H., H.
the world, the elephant, &C., but never saw
anything which afforded so much real spjoy.
meDt as my iocks when doing well. And
since ] have been here on the spot In person,
now nearly two years, have had extraordi-
nary good luck; have not lost two per cent.
OF my sheep per annum, and when tell You
| that twenty per cent. is the average loss the
world over, you may well imagine that nv
success is remarkable. never sell eve or
anything which produces; have pasturage
Tor twenty thousand sheep and any number
OF horses and cattle; and to see all this space
covered is now what ] am working for.
don't bother my mind moment about Kan
sas, or Brigham Young, or politics of any
kind-don't care who is President-fear God
and hate the lndians-am Indifferent about
Walker and the devil-try to keep my feet
warm and head cool-and smoke my Pipe in
peace with all mankind.
Here, notwithstanding we occasionally have
q cold and clustering norther, our climate 10
delicious; am now writing, on this lst Jan.
uary, A. d., 1858, sitting in my shirt sleeves,
doors and windows wide open, no fire, and
robins and other summer birds singing in the
green live oaks of my yard. Think Of that,
all muffied up as you are, and weep. And
then here among the mountains we have no
fevers, no chills, no consumptions, no sickness
of any kind. There's balm in Texas.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1858-02-26

To SALERArUs EATERs.-At late con
vention Of Dentists it was asserted that tho
main If not the sole cause of the great in
crease of defective teeth, was the use OF
salGratus md cream of tartar in the manu-.
faclure of bread and DR.. Baker fully agreed
with the facts offered in proof, adding the
results of seme experiments made by him.
self. He soaked sound teeth in a solution
of saleratus, and they were destroyed in
fourteen days! We here have the opinion
ofmen whose talents, time aud zeal are given
to dentistry, that saeratus and cream Of Tar.
tar in bread are chief cause of ruin to teeth.
Now, will those who know this fact 90 on
eating all that come in their way, without
inquirng what it is made of?-N Y. Presby-
terian
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1858-02-26

New York, Feb. l9.-Ihe steamship Bal
tic has arrived with Liverpool dates to We'd
nesday, Feb. 3rd.
Money Market.-In London, money con-
tinued easy. Consols quoted at 95t to 95f
for money.
The Leviathan steamship is safely afoat.
No later authentic intelligence had been
received fronsihe East.
The Atlantic Submarine Telegraph Com
pnny will require additional capital to pay for
seven hundred miles of cable. The Directors
are very hopeful of the success of this great
enterprise. Cyrus w. Field ESQ.,, has been
appointed the General manager of the Com.
pany.
The Americans in Paris have delivered and
published congratuatory address to the
Emperor, on the occasion of his recent es-
cape from the explosion of the "infernal ma
chine"
II is said that the Pope of Rome, and
Kings of Sardinia and Naples, were to have
been assasslnated at the same time that the
life of Napoleon was attempted.
Unfnvorable news was current about the
condition of affairs in the Punjaub.
John NJ. Bolts has returned to this county
on board the Baltic.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1858-02-26

"There b q warrant out for the arrest Of
your clerk; aud ] have some hopes that he
will turn States evidence, and convict bis
principal"
He started back with astonisl sl,msnt and
terror.
Ill don't understand you'll" he stammer.
cd out. ~
"Dont trouble yourself about Il, Mr.. Cor
don; you will understand Il al! in due time."
"a ."For Gods sake, don't arrest my clerk. He
siil be the ruin Of me-" gronned he.
"You SHOULD have thought Of that before" !"
I said.
"You don't mean to say that everything
isn't oil right about my brothers affairs, Be.
cause, if II isn't will make II right. you
know" he whihed in suppicating tones.
"You say you saw Mrs. Gordon sign that
deed 7"
"Wel-no; not exactly; but suppose she
signed it," ~
"You know she didn't"
"How should know?"
"She can't write! She never even wrote
her name iE her life!"
"Gracious!"
lpressed the rascal closely and made him
acknowledge that his clerk had signed the
name for consideration. Iwould have caus.
ed both of them to be sent to the State
Prison, If Mrs. Gordon had not begged me to
spare them. As it was, secured the entire
income of the estate for my client, and charg-
ed my bill to Peter, who was but too glad to
pay it.