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tdrts lowest Wholesale prices.
Nos. I6l and IL Ghaf.res street,
OILS. os.e5
Rashton's Cod Liver on,
MeNairts Acoustic, Scarps's DO
British, HsrlaeIn.
NJ GDaMETIGS.
Cologne Water, bay Water,
Florida Water, Meenj Fun, aa,@.
Jonsis Idtly White. v
SOAPS AND CREAMS. " "
Low,g Brown Windsor, y
Jones' Chemical, X
Railways Medicased, Gastilss,
Almond, Toilet and Family,
Shaving Creams sind Compounds
NJ Of it'll descriptions.
PILLS. ,7$
WriEht,s Indian Vegetable,
Moffat's Idfe, israiidrrthSs, &
strong,s Compound Saniatiysy
Stfong's PsctorRl Stomach, "
Hmlfts Fever snd Ague, & i
Aorrison's, Lees, New London,
PAIRS. sappingioa's, Champ
innts, s5
@ rasiisnberg, Jayne's sana-
Jayne's Ague, winer's Came
n mile, ~ )gg ssl'%I8
Hibbard's Anti Bilious, Peters,
spencer's Vegetable, Cooks,
Cooper'A, Govei's Rheumatic, ~
Andersanss, AlIehasle's HEALTH,
Wiater's Gentle Pnrgative, %
Allebasis' Anne, Hoeper's. a%e
Chicknsr's Sugar coated.
|Giiheft,s Ant. Bilious Beek-
witiita,
Lady's Blood, Ingoldsby's Pills,
|9cett,s Vegetable, Eagon's,
Radwssyts Regulators,
Roses Railroad, IaIy's Female.
E.8a,dalt# Iadisn sai,atipe. T.
|TsoHdan's Ague, Hallowa,'s.
| ilaisteadse Anii-DSspeptic,
ltsorderi's. maIsaHess Liver. q
| HAIR DYES. rs
Phalon's Matsir, Batcheior'ss
ls3ilniaiis instantaneous, -.
lISalfard's, Jules iIadel's,
EfistadsAts, Eugtes,
/ MISCELLANEOUS
DIR. Mofse's lnSigoralinB Cor"
/ dial
lThorn's Extract.
1 Tarfafit,s a peFissi,I, -,
lTarrAntss Elixir of Rhnbashs
tlRriet sstaA!hsll AiAtuiet a.
Mothers Relief,
| Toothaeila Dfpps,
tLyon,s Magnetic Powders,
rna ai,pI Z ,.s.. sse W III
NM ,,s,. stf !. !, !, !. tsi ..',
"A lbiltiIgbtk AAlElnksBtt
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LEGAL NOTICES.


TREAsuRER's OFFICE,
City Of Jefferson january ISL 1860.
NOTICE TO TAX PAYERS-Notfce LIS here
City Jefferson 1883 and previous
years that the said due and payable from the LIST day
Of January, 1860 TO the LIST Monday in june, 1860.
will office, Of
Yaleice and Streets o'clock A. NJ TO o'clock T,
NJ receive said and IT the Is not paid within tt
mentioned time they will be dealt with according to law.
FEI.IN LAGR0UE, Treasurer.
BUREAU pu TREsoRIER
Vile de Jefferson. Ii lrr iansier 1850 J
A Wis AUX CoNTRIBUABLEs.-Pn le pre-
~ avis oute residents norssdents de u
VILE Jefferson qt Placement dies taxes nro
pour annse 1859 les anses ptca
notifies les ies taxes dues daer H LEI
Eonseil Naence ct eyee willie de jefferson
heAres A. NJ heures T. A. receyoir les dites taxes
Toues personnes desant de IL dite yile sont
adresse bureau ci an Ter d.
jas I'd c. FELIX LAGRorE, Trdsorisr.
rURATOR,s NoTICE.-Abnar Il. Gaines
~ having formally ineIdiced by Judgment Of the Hon
orahe District Court and the undersigned having heel
appointed Curator TO his and estate all persons hayit
claims against said A. L. Gaines requested 70 present then
payment and all indebted to him Notified u
so'Ae = r : - WILLIAM n GAINES,
o. Common street. between Camp and st. Charles
WIS DU EURATEUR.-Abner II. 6aine
IN ayap I foruellement ngeriett de Homo
pruptiete ayan DIES
dit A L. Gaines rrier de les prGsenis
piemen endetter lu sont notner
/ peuir rdgler. .,x,-,s.
| 81 rue GoHmnne,
l do I'm entire les rnss dn Camp e si.Sharies
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Druggists ant Dealers AZ n fSfsfii
General Depot Special Agency
New Orleans, Ia.
yERMIFUGES,
Wincf's Canadian,
IPs.ryls Dead shot.
Jayi,e's Tonic,
kerps, ys
u A.. Fehnestock's,
BALSAM AND COUGH REM.
55 EUIES. 8I
Wistar's BaIsara Of Wild Cher
Hastings Nap.ha,
Shrrniar,s Bsissnl,
BnehRn's Hungarian,
DaYis's Wild cherry and Tar,
shenck's ruinonie Syrup,
New England Cough Syrup,
Bsrtholainew's Expectorarit,
Halls Baisa,r,,
Swaym's Syrup Of Wild Cherry,
Ayers Cherry Fectorsi,
Taylor's Balsam IdserwoEt,
Jayne's Expeeiorant,
Winsrts Eleeaitipaiiie,
Rogers iiiperwort and Tar,
Mrs, GARDENERS I.iperwort,
stadley,s Cherry Expcctoraiit,
Eondonts Indian Do $5
Dr. ROSES &a DO
MeLeanis Strengthening Cor
saRsAPsARILhAs. n
DIR. John Bnll's, =
s. r. TowitSerid's, IA
sands's. ..
Old Jacob Townsend's,
Carpenters .8a$
Wyneaop's, -&
Shakers. a@ss. ''@9i48 4
%3. tiratfenbergis.
| n n t5t ~ Bfistalss,
Guyaott's Yellow Dock. s&5.
| PLASTERS.
Wells Slretgtiisntrg,
Jew David or Hebrew
| &a&i $S Esdean's,
"a, Knapp's Indian
Aleeck's Porous, =- 5g=39558
/ Grifiiftt's Adhesive,
Hoile3aY's Aruiet
| LINIMENTS.
McTean's Volcanic Oh Lin
| uittlt. 81,
| Mexican Mustang,
Farrsb's Arabian
Buffers Nerve and Bone,
Hunts,
Hsyer's,
Tebias,s yendtian
Howe,s Nerya and Bone,
Keilinger's,
Gardeners,
wy Bariine's Hors
Merchants Gargiitig,
Cherokee, *
.Jsyne's.
AGUE REMEDIES, etc.
Osgooa's Iildiaa Ghogog,ies
Il Rowand,s Tonic Mixture,
SnitA's Tonic Syrup,
Wynkoopfs Tonic, p
Speeds Febrifuge,
Vegetable Febrifuge.
I.0BENti, III .ls. 5t
sherrla1s's Gaigli and Worm,
: Brgan'K Puinionic Waters, IF
f,ocoekss Pnlrnanic WATERS.
HAIR PREPARATIONS.
; Loyettts Waiipensur Hair Clio
j Barry's Tricoplierons,
! Lyons kAtiisirofi, -. .Ya513
Boyle i I4fs pefio,, Fluid , NJ
iahaion's Hair Inyiyorat0r,
I Jayne's Hair TONIC,
Van Densents WHhpsne, =
I,ondon's Oriental Hair Toni
> Ha,iel's Eau I.tistrale,
Dlatidg,,ss Balm 81 Columbia
Radway,s ttireassian Balm.
= PANACEAs.
Swain,s Houek's.
!. Enllenis Indian Vegetable,
1 I.ongiey,s Great Western.
7 OINTMENT AND SALFE
| Dallyts Magical Pain hStraf'
: Professor Ho!toSasfs 0iniuis
!. MeAilistsr's AllsHesskng,
/. Brock i Magic salve, Pryor
\. Pile, a ~ s.
Gray's fIarrison'a Specific,
= Trssk's Magnetic, 3nhkm's,
If London's All.Healing, Rnssi
BfTTERS,
" Mohat's PhSstix, Bisltsfs a
suaiie,
: HIbbard's wild Cherry,
ID Richardson's Sherry Wins,
Hntehing's fegei able pSyspel
Gouleyts Vegetable, CeleIua
al Hollands German, 0Ssgenai
W0BFE'S AR0M.tT!
IN HY- nrligsIsts and Mercl
: articles contained in the al,n
= vantage by calling or sendiI
4. be found the most extensive
MEDICINES In the Unite
= Please address, 4
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CONFECTIONERY. .CONFEcTIoNERYs
r.. A. HoWARD
Old No 1877 New No, LIB Camp street. opposite ST Patra,s

5Lhufeh.s
The undersigned bfgs to his friends and
M ana DE pnhlc general that be Is prepared 70 furnish
shens for balls parties dinners suppes and particularly
seddings furnishing all glass Without eatsa
Charge stsae ael 70 ~ exeelad n III ~ will CON
eTenfure hare constantly hand and made "a
order ped Cake IF evsry hnd sonsa Ias
harios nsss Beut alaces Ire Cream sherhets etc etc
Urage ma other Pyramids ef the latest style Also
French Ghefes Grna, Dates and Flgs Ghocoaie cream
Marsh Paste Fancy Bonbons ~ endless sAifsts
e Earx as and ofne1nas every Other article tn IN
confectionery line. =. .s = \ V go
GrdefA Balls PARTIES ard particularly " edaAah aehett
to and promptly supplied. rg,,#.,s !,
Country particularly attended and carefully packed
FIRE WDRES-FfKB WORKS
Reekets Roman Candles Pin Wheels Serpsns Farpedoes
akip r. A. HOWARD. faa aarnn Ff-
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We prepared to IN ofdsEs 70 any eSsr5
hen Of --,.,=s@l
sneh as Front Fences Cemetery Ratings Office Ratings
randahs Balconies Gallery Ralngsi sairs Iron stetuafyi
Fountains Furniture, etc, etc, ,,., -.
Our Front Fences and Cemetery Ratings fitted with Iron
Posts to no either into ground coping, as the pr=
chaser may prefer. :, er ,.ay rtTr
SQGEUM Or FASILY TOMB designed and manufactured by
u.s. expressly for fheouh, which, in port Of eegance beauty
and durability, will compare with the hnest structures u
Or granie -. III
Rsmatss and any Information in regard to work cheerfniS
furnished all times and sheets OF designs sent oY NAL "
those DESTROYS of making selection - ,,,x, a.
81 Camp street, Now Orleans
WOOD Il PER0T
ols 6m Ridge Road. Philadeaphla.
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pREAD-BREap FOR THE MILLION.

pREAD-BREan FOR THE MILLION.
SOUTHERN MECHANICS, STEAM BAKERY
Corner Of Clio and Franklin streets-epe No. poydras,
Near New Levee street. s==3
j. j. DANIELS & SON Preprietors
Pilot Bread Navy Bread Soda Sugar Crackers,
Wine Bnscat etc. etc. warranted Of the superior quality
and at the lowest market prices.
pled. OF If
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pasA A. BROTHER, Prasiden
| JAMES H. WHEELER, Secretaire.
Fiat de Ia Louisiana d0rans Vile de % Nonyee
ct souscrits deyaat moi &C 3ie jour o.
| .eses1sss Wv D. +. MITCHELL,
1 la sot Deaxielne Juice dc Pais.
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CONSTABLE'S SALES.

11eNSIAbkE1S SAA1E1ss
sEeosp ,Jusr1cEts CorRr CRY OF NEW ORLEANS VS.
Parish of Orleans. 8 JAMES GSALLAGHER ~
DYYTNTUE of a writ of fieri facins TO me
ID directed the Hon Mitchell Second Justice q hs
Peace for the Orleans, the entitled
Win proceed to public auction the City Hotel Corn
rsn street. between Camp Margarine THU Rs
DAY january 10 1850 o'clock NJ the following described
property G. (, h.
= A CERTAIN SQUARE OF GROUND, stusted in the Sec
oni District Of city the square bounded by Benvile,
Cent? Alexander Streets having front Of 800
on enc Hense Cont 3ll feet each Napoleon
and Alexander streets,
Seizet in the above suit
TERMS-Gnsh on the spot. . ...-s..,,-
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r OsT OR HIISLAID-NGTIgE - HEREB1 Glv YEN IN
il that application will made to the o. ZEN.
s;os after publication hereof Tor the resue
ii Military Warrant in the name 81 John IA A. fGls.
ii lie General Land Office against the issue OF patent on SRI
warrant Tho public hereby cautioned trading to
| the same v a. bo1itA'tsA'Ast ttorray
L NJ
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DRUGS AND MEDICINES.

n WRIGHT ~ CO.'S CATAIpGuE or GENUINE
u and popular Family Medicines which they 6ie 10 supply
Drng Dealers as Proprietors lowest Wholesale prices
Depot Special Agency Nos I5l and Ghafsres street,
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O. MCDONNELL'S RESTAURANT No
sKsA l47 Common street, between Baronne and ca.
1sSHSg NJ rond slet Streets New Orleans
This establishment will res1ain open during
he everything the found
and prices moderate The well ventilated make it more
desirable than other similar place in the city during
weather. ~
Furnished rooms for transient Roafders
Families Commission Merchants supplied with Wines and
Liquors of every description at wholesale prices.
MCDONNELL. i MetiRAW,
my14 If Proprj
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SGHElElAM EtHNhFFh.
its, and Ill dealers IN any al the
catalogue, Will nnd Il 10 their ah-
theif orders as shove, where will
yortnent III GIN HfNE PATENT
States, and 1t the lowest prices
WRIGHT Il CO.,
MEDICINE WAREHOUSE,
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Drux1ExE JUSTICE DE PAIx TIA WILLIE DE LA N'NEiIsF
ORLEANS ". JAMES GAL
Paroisse d,Orlaans LAGHER-No t22
TSN yERtTU dun writ de fieEE ta efsls n moi
IA adFessa par FIion D. F. MITCHELL Beuxieme Justice de
paix upr Parose dams laaire efdessus
cteai sende fencsn Hotel de la l rne Commune
Camp ct es Magss, lie L. De janfer
1856 4 midi, lii propFicte suisante-
TN IEET DE TERRE, snf dams lie Deuxeme District de
cette willie Ie par les Benslie, CONT Alex
Napoleon face de 800 pisd sur les Enes BEN
willie Conf Sill peds les Napoleon st Aexandfe
Saisi dams Iafaire ci -dessns
/ 5G0NDITI0NS--Gomptant moment de Naturalization
| mo - ". Il. W ATERS. InnnsIailIe.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1860-01-06
A National Union Party.

The telegraph informs us that the Ma
tional Union Committee met in Washing
ton on the evening of the Goth ult. Meas.
ures were discussed for rendering the
party general and effective by co-opera-
ting with State organizations, and the
formation of Union clubs throughout the
country. A resolution was adopted pro-
viding for tho enlargement of the Ma
tional Union Committee by m ,nabers
from each State, not to exceed in nun,-
Der that of the Representatives and SEN
ators therefrom in the Congress of the
United States.
The Committee, our readers will bear
in mind, is constituted, at present, of the
following named gentlemen.
Hon. j. J. Crittenden, of Kentucky.
Hon. J. NJ. Harris, of Maryland
Hon. Chas. NJ. Conrad, of Louisiana.
Hon. Jeremiah Clemens, of Tennessee.
Hon. Emerson Etheridge, Of Tennessee.
Hon Joshua Hill, of Georgia.
Hon. John A. Gilmcr, of Nort. Carolina.
Hon. Geo. Briggs, of New York.
Hon. John A. Rockwell. of Connecticut.
Hon. +. Z. Jcwett, of New York.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1860-01-06
Bradley County.

Circuit Court has been in session at
Cleveland this week. Docket lighter than
usual and comparatively but few people
in attendance. Money matters are a lit
tie tight in Bradley, but better times are
promised when the Spring trade opens
Cleveland, which but few years ago was
little moro than wayside hamlet, has
grown into city of goodly proportions,
with mayor, aldermen, calaboose, and
other evidences Of a prosperous mart
Wheat is worth 1925 per bushel, Corn
Go cents, Tom and Jerry one dime glass,
with brisk demand for the latter Cleye-
land Banner still going at $500 per an
mum, and cheap at that.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1860-01-06

Jas. NJ. Henderson, Esq, was elected
Chairman of the County Court for the
current year on Monday last; and James
Baker, Jos. Neal, and VIM. Newman
were elected to hold the Quorum Courts.
We understand the County Tax was re-
duced five cents on the one hundred dol
lars-beingnow ten cents on that amount.
We are also grstifiod to learn that the
County is entirely out of debt-that is,
there is a surplus in the Treasury sufii-
cient to meet every dollar Of outstanding
claims and contracts. ..
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1860-01-06
Bank of Tennessee.

We find the following paragraph in
the Nashville News:
The new directors of the Bank of Ten
nessee, for the ensuing two years, met at
the Bank of Tennessee. and elected DR..
Granville p. Smith OF this city Presidents;
John A. Fisher, Esq, of the firm of Fish
er, Whclcss & Co., of this city, Cashier;
IL. l.. Novel;, Notary Public.
Mr.. John Williams was elected to take
the place of Willo Williams, Arts Brown,
in the place of r. f. Neyins, and X. j.
Morris, in the place of Ed. Gardner, in
the board of directors.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1860-01-06
The Concert at the College.

We had not the pleasure of attending
the Concert given by the young ladies of
the College week before last, which will
account for the affair not being noticed
at the proper time. 1t happens, unfortu-
nately for us, that most Of the public ex-
ercises, examinations, and concerts, at
our schools fall on Thursdays and Thurs
day nights--tmes when we are COMPEL
ed to be in the printing office to attend
TO putting the paper to press and pack
ing the mails. And we wish to remark,
once for ALL that if there are other per-
sons in the community who feel COM
mendable degree Of interest in our schools,
the columns of this paper are always open
to well-considercd articles in relation to
their progress and success, or upon other
subjects Of general interest. We don't
mean b. this to invite long, dull, opiatic
communications, madeep Of stale gener-
alities and Improbable deductions about
"the great importance and advantages of
education" with high-wrought eulogies
upon works Of doubtful merit, but some
thing plain, practical, sententious, and
truthful-commending where it is due,
and criticising where candor may be sug-
gestive of Improvement. We are conf
dent that during the eleven years we have
been publishing the Post we have cast at
least ten wheelbarrow loads of commune
cations into the fiery furnace, yet of the
whole number thus disposed of, we being
judge, there was not one, the printing of
which would have gratified anybody but
the author, or been promotive of good.
For this summary mode we have been
frequently censured by some of our we'll
meaning friends; yet we cannot help
thinking that instead of censure, in many
cases they owe us n debt of gratitude-for
it is true that articles which read very
well under the excitement of writing are
sometimes abominable when sent out in
print. At least it has struck us so in re-
gard to some of our own productions, and
the sober second thought occasionally
causes regret that we did not send few
of them to the same huge receptacle
where repose, in dust and ashes, so many
of the illusions Of our correspondence
At the same time, we repeat, that well
written articles of ordinate character,
breadth and depth. in relation to educa-
tional institutions, or other enterprises of
general interest, will always be welcome
to our columns.
But we are DEPRESSING. What we set
out to say was, that it would have afforded
us much pleasure to have attended the
Concert alluded to, and TO have witnessed
the admirable manner in which we learn
from others the young ladies acquitted
themselves, as well to have testified our
appreciation of the skill, industry and
proficiency of the accomplished lady who
has charge Of the Music Department at
the College. We can only add, that when
next they play may We be there to hear.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1860-01-06
The Vote for Maynard.

The Washington correspondent Of the
Cincinnati Gazette says
The following Democrats voted for Mr..
Maynard, American, of Team, under
protest Messrs. English, of Ind, McCleri
nand of H., Florence, of Pa, all the
Virginia Democrats, Martin, of Ohio, who
said he had no apology to make for his
vote, Scott, of California, Sickles, of New
York, who said he voted for him with
pleasure. Mr.. Smith. of Va, said the
course. The other Democrats who voted
for him went the whole Know Nothing
ticket without any reserve. a-
Subsequently Burnett, of KY, Avery,
ofTenn., Bnrksdale of Miss, Hamilton,
of Texas, Craige. of N. c.. Moore, of Ala,
Cobb, of Ala. Simms, of KY, changed to
MAYNARD. lie was a Fillmore elector
from Tennessee in 1856. There is no
election on this ballot, and no prospect
of n union upon Maynard sufficient to
elect him. Most of the Anti-Lecompton
men. and Western Democrats have not
and will not support him.
The same writer says, under date Of
the 2sth;
Mr.. Rust proposed that, for the pur-
pose of organization, the Southern Oppo-
ton should designate Democrat, or the
Democrats pick Southern Oppositionist
for Speaker, and all vote in support of
such choice. 1t would not go down with
Mr.. Cox, of Ohio, who objected to being
sold out. lie would not vote for South
ern Opposition man or Know Nothing.
under any circumstances. He considered
them about os black as the Republicans.
They were co-laborers in opposition to
the Democracy.
No one bu. Democrat should have
his vote.
Mr. Hindman, of Ark, Democrat and
others, took the same position with Cox.
Mr. Briggs, of N. Y, explained the rela-
ton existing between the North and
South Americans, TO satisfy Cox, who
wanted the difference between Sam, North
and South, explained. The North Amer
leans are, at home as upon the floor of
the House, n unit. (Laughter.) He is
the only representative per Sc Of that
party from the North.
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Athrus gost.
TERMS

Two DOLLARS YsAR, payable in advance.
Announcing names Of candidates for office 5000,
Cash.
Obituary Notices over twelve lines, charged al,
the regular advertising rates.
All communications intended to promote the pri-
vatc ends or interests Of Corporations, Societies,
Schools or individuals, viii be charged as adver-
tisemonts.
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Monroe County.

Circuit Court at jacksonville next week.
We expect to be there, to interchange
courtesies with our numerous patrons in
Monroe county. We trust they will all
be ready and anxious, not only to pay up
arrearages, but to renew their subscrip-
tons.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1860-01-06
Athens, Friday, January o, 1880.
Printer Wanted,

A good job Printer can obtain couple months
employment at this ohicc-pcrhaps longcr--ai
liberal wages, by applying immediately.
S. p. WINS.
Athens, Jan. O, 1860.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1860-01-06
Presidents Message.

The message was sent into Congress on
the 9th. We received copy on the
both, and publish synopsis Of its con-
tents on the first page of our paper-to
which the reader is referred.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1860-01-06

RAILROAD AccIDENT.--A man. whose
name is said to be Wm. Patton Chambers,
fell off the cars on Wednesday, just
below Riceville, and had both legs SO bad
ly crushed as to render amputation ne
cessary.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1860-01-06
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.

Monday, Jan. 2-The House was called
to order at 10 o'clock, by the Speaker
The roll was called, and the absentees
were fifty-eight. The House adjourned
till tomorrow morning at 10 o'clock, for
want of QUORUM.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1860-01-06

BANK RoBBERY.-From the Natchez
Free Trader, of the Goth inst, we copy
the following:
Yesterday noon, the banking house of
w. A. Britton & Co.. on Main street. in
this city, presented an unusual spectacle.
A number of persons were congregated
near the paying teller's desk, some Of
whom were cashing checks for thousands
In the group were new faces of fashion,
ably dressed gentlemen. A carriage,
drove up to the door of the bank, and
the check for $4,000, Of lady, its occu-
pant, and the wife of retired lawyer of
eminence, was presented and casled.-
The carriage was driven off but stopped
ere it had gone fifty yards from the bank,
by one of the misunderstanding gentry,
who was near the teller's desk, who hur-
ricdly told the lady that Britton & Co.,
had made mistake, and desired the re-
turn of the money to rectfy it. The lady
unsuspectingly gave the money, and pa
tiently awaited a few moments the indi-
vidual's return. He was not up to time,
but had vamosed. Five hundred dollars
reward is offered for his apprehension.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1860-01-06

S~wm. I. Campbell. Esq, Of Cleve-
land, was elected Chairman Of the Coun-
ty Court Of Bradley county, for the pres
ent year, last Monday.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1860-01-06

HfS- A vessel recently arrived in Eng
land from Sebastopol, with a cargo of
two hundred and thirty-seven tons of hui
man bones to be ground up for manure.
They are regiments of soldiers in re-
duced form.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1860-01-06

! DIRECT TRADE.-The Georgia Legisla-
ture has passed resolution for the APP
pointment of two Commissioners, to ex-
anime into the feasibility Of establishing
direct trade between that State and
Europe, and under it. Alex. II, Stephens
has been selected as ono Of the Commits
sioners.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1860-01-06

NJ The Washington correspondent Of
the Cincinnati Enquirer says it is said
Mr.. Seward will be summoned before the
Harper's Ferry Committee Of the State
on his return home. - f -.'h-