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TO MERCHANTS

nix Checks, Bills of Lading, Auctio.>
Bills Pamphlets, show bills, Gaia.
lOgues, sc. sc.
the Ahers, anil ererv other III,
er'p"o" ITPHlNTINGn rseeiued al Comp,;nr
Room 0"TRUE AMERICAN" i. sr, Cp.R,r.E Nv
CHANGE 81 door from Gravcr street, or at the Printing
'mce' corner q Poydras AMI ST. Charles streets.
E1hens're amI beautiful Rosk and 10 FouNrs
from me best Foumaries IN the Unaed States, haze IN.
oee" aadea 10 The already ,rsH- stocked Establish meut:
ana oRpERs wW be cEecutcd as Low, as CLeaply.
Expedi''ously and Beautifully, as at any other Ofice
in the City.
ilATS-2O0 bushels landing froM siea meT Homer.
'of sale by ABRAHAM TRlER,
"a Gravier u
EER K!NSE bales laading from steam boat
% . Homer, for sale by A TRiER,
3Gravier st
QUINN, BAGs-lW bundles Eunny bags. landing
"a Tor sale by So WHITNEY,
70 Campst
~ HALE OII--Vc.sks refined whale oil in store
40 Tor sale by l. JP VIII rNEY,
M 70 Camp 1t
COTTON CIRCULARS
~ PRINTED wiM he Greatest Expedition, and
ma style unsrpassed in New ORL Fans, or else
where.
ORDERS left at CoMrrlNG Room in S.. Charles Es
change, Corner Of Grarier 81. } or at 7
MEXICAN PRINTING OFFICE,
corner Of Poydras and ST. Charles S,le,t., viii h
attended 10.
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OST-tn the Office Of the District Court for the
- First Judicial District, a note drawn and sub.
scril'ed BY Henry II. Forsyt til, u the order Of FORSYTH,
Goodwin T. Co. and by them endorsed. dated New Or
leans, Ian: %, 1887, payable on 18Th day of May, 1888,
at the Mechanics and Traders Bank, Photographed No.
varietur New Orleans, Jan. 81. 1887, David L. Mccoy,
Notary Public. the note hears also the endorsement 81
George Buchanan and John Hogan, jr.
This note was enclo ed in a protest and petition, and
was lost from the Clerks liable. apr 10
A MOTHER RACE FOR $IOO0-The club boats
"A Celtste and Thos. 8 Hanblin, are to t,y il again
in another race. for the same amount as on Monday last
and to run the same distance. The race will come of
between 4 and 5 O'Clock in the afternoon Of Thursday
lin INST. apr 10
n Prince and the Pedlar, or the siege Of Bristol
= by the author ofthe Heiress.'' Tile "MerChant't
Daughter" &C.. in 9 vols.
Public and Private Economy; illustrated by ob.erya
tons made in New England in the year 1886, by Thee.
dore Sedgewick; part End, ! vol.
The Many Tales Of the Three Wise men Of Gotham
Ivy the author ofthe Dutchinan'a Preside, &c &c.
A new supply Of James Novel the "Hugeno,," just
received and for sale by ALEX. TOWAR,
WaPl 40 Camp st.
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FOR LIVERPOOL.
a. The A I and fast sailing harque LAU-
N RENS, Capt in Merrill. will have imme-
diate despatch for the above port, having the
greater part Of her cargo engaged. For balance Of
freight "r passage, appiyto GALE,
n|O 81 Common 81
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COMMERCIAL.
D z OF NEW ORLEANS.
cLEARANcEs.

C~LEARANCES,
20 April ~, 1889.
chip ASH Penhailon, for Ravre. Haigha 4 CO
Ship Otbefs, Extcr, for Havana, "a Maid 4 co
Fl Ship Bordelais No ,, Coreueau, for Bordeaux,
Lixarlia 4 co
DsiR Enilio Sust. for Gibra ter, Cueulu. Ianev,a = "a
@sw l.safo, llalletev for Boston, Mas,sr
S.:s ss~sdeaux. Mortisorh for Boston, IA Raiia Z co
ssis HsralI Berwick, for Halifax, PRESCOTT. Jouas / co
e Dsts Dee9 Frsrsa, Rvux,. for Gibrslter,
J W2acka,ie 4 co
Scas l."Ms, Clarke, for Matamoras: JCrosby
.Sehr Montgomery, Sawyer, for New York.
.A 8 u Whitney
Ss.s sse.aUn nssssu, Ior toston, Master
EE.v @'Ases. Metntyro, for Bristol Master
Ss"s seS"otp bafhaOy, for Mobile, Master
ARRIVALS.
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No RENT-An Office on the second floor, occupied
J. ty Messrs: Kelly, Harris l. Co. Possession civ
70 " rkiTc6ARHDp I 70 rAGERryR,
ja26 cor Povdrns & Mar".n,
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BOOk KEEPING.
MI ERCHANTS, Clerks, and ali uersons w;.h;,, >,
lv1 acquire a knowledge, or TO improve ,hcm.ci, e ="
IN the science OF Book Keeping will find
Co'rs Book Keeping Preslon's Book Keeping
Ednna l.uct'cnl accountant; Fosters do
Edwards B"okkeeper's Atlas; Marsh's do and
Bennetfs Book Keeping. tur sale at AS fair nr;ces
as they can get them in the city, at
ash, ALEX. TOWAR's Bookstore,
49CamF st
~ non of the terms, phrases and subjects come ctci
wnhthe external order, sacralnenls, worships and usa
ses o' me Protestant Episcopal Church, " ith an espe.
,h ha' R pe,er sWea 70 the church in the United States, by
'"o " WIN SUMMON. Just received and for sale bv
-"p""i ALEX TOWAR, ~ Camp 81.
ENGLISH WORKS, -
EW!oN'S Principle, in two volumes
l "rs"ts commentary On Newton's Principis, in
V""ts Practical and Scientific Treatise on CaIcurious
Mortars and Clements, in | vol.
Smitlls Panorama OF Science aud Art. s,nbracino the
I"nc,pal sciences and arts; the methods OF worA-
ing IN wood and metal and u miscellaneous selec-
'on Of useful and interesting processes and expert
ments. ~ = vols, With Illustrative engravings.
hutton's Mathematical Tables; containing The com
moh' h5y,perhOllc, and Loge-tic L0gnritEuls. Also
slnes' Tangents, secants and Versed Sines, both
nautical and logarilhmic, and The complete descrin-
ton an! use of the tables.
''"" eoi.. f D"e sais BY and App'''"'%iSS M Of M E!xi!.rs' i" .
ortn cor Camp and Common st
WHITE BEANS-7 brIs landing from stea1nboa
w Vandalia, for s"Ie by ABRAHAM TRIER,
opu. "a Gravier st
WISDOM AND GENIUS OF SHAKESPEARE.
COMPRISING Moral Philosophy, DeIineations of
~ Character. Paintings Of mature and the Passions
seven hundred Aphorisms and miscellaneous nie..s.
with notes, &c. The whole making II Text Book for
the Philosopher, MoraIisl, Statesman, Poet and The
Painter. N" lux
=, The Spirit of the East, Illustrated in a Journal of
r I through Ro,.neli, during an eyen.fal period by
. uI9,uhart' Esq. Just received and for sale by
nPrhl ALEX. row, R, 40 jomn &
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MAY JRALTI OF NEW ORLEANS, -
' NHE price Of fresh -four to-day is &c rs Dor bar,el
Il accounting 10 the tariff; the bakers shall give du.
ring the "nsning week from Monday lst ;ust.J 40 ous-
ces OF bread for n bit. Bread Of the second aualitv u
required to weigh IS per cent. mora. viz: So ounces.
april 6 c GENOIS ,Mnxnr
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Ril,!iAkD BALLS Il CHECKS,-Jus, received u
- splendid article Of Billiard Balls and Checks,
BUSH Il ALLEN,
april Exchange Hotel, cor ST Charles 4 Common s,
sncks Turks Island Salt, in sacks Of 2
~ bushels each for sale by LEVI II GALE,
-aprnI 81 Common 4
ERsEYS-9o bales Negro cloth, suitable to Tie
n season, for sale by Levi ii GALE, "
apr" % Common 81
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Dup MADETRA-lM i.zen BInckbuu's Made;,,
~ for sale by LEVI II al a.
april l a, t;n.,
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&ln REWARD

A BSENTED herself las, evening, the slave girl
~ MARY LANE, about 20 years of age, and re-
k~nlarkasly ~dhiss FIR a slave. hut when spoken to has the
accent OF a nsgress. u IL supposed she has been en-
will he paid for her apprehension, on application 10
aB ut w ~CjILERTON.
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. royo-oe n Nognz.ne ~
ofrlCE Of THE FIREMAN'S ms. Co.
or NEW ORLEANS.
A ia meeting Of tue Stockholders of this institution
""'y elected Direc tors Of this institution:
george bedford,
X Brunei,
l. s,,,ro, A"'"o"y fa,ker, ,u
Knetde, s az" G;Isi" ! ha% e.,
Hainc,. II l. Ts" SEN
CT uozrv. ~ t nen"tt
d = Dewcc. ,a"uhoth
An" At a meeting of the Directors held on the Eve.
George BcaG",i w. o,,,,., p-,o:...
rs Wnn "."m w." e''c'en ifes'dent.
James Stockton, insrsc,or Of Vessels Ro,,, l.. .u,
r l. Tracy, Secretary. .nr;i a
ri X DE IA cG,D l,E i,,INSTIn ~.
DIES pONpi:RS
n. J.. N",',u, o,.
A I.'Assemhltc DIES Souscr;n,e"ys 'e ,c," ~" in.,;,,
~ ton, ,.nue Ie D,c,n;sr cnmran, 10 los 's"" ns"'H
et,ien, clus D;rcr,eur. Il. n.,,a Ta,"n, W.. so"s""''''ts
I;sn,a. n.Ic,, II'"'"S"e
y usn '""""
a,' Il nrunet;
]. Spangcnbcrr' r p;sc,.
J knrtIe, : Gui,n'h, s,,
CF un1ew y i Hcnnr;t
$ Devices, 5 stewart
A EAssse,,blrc des D;r.c,er,s ,.nno l., s,;, IL, a.
condo courant,
George Vedford etait nomm6 PrGsilen,
J Stockton, Inspector DIES yaisseuux, etc,
.Avril 3, 1889 l. TRACY,
SecrctniIe
bLD Err lbs old Copper for sale BY
II bEVEREUX,
april &c Tchapi,onlas s,
HUMMER CLOTHING-8O ca.cs- co,n,,;xnc , w.
y riety of kinds and qualities. aJani,s .Jp ~ 'hs s,n n ".
for sale by NRiDGE e. m
"pril li Magazine $,
nIssOIUT7ON OF OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
IL, Gopar!.r,ship heretofore e,is'ing be,ween the
su"scI'oers IN the style OF Fowler Il Kelly is this Jay
dissolved by mutual consent. All persons havin- ,c.
m II KsII asas, n me ola h.m VIII present them to VIM
viii ply tho same to him.. lie ni" ne will il l; ;%" l""es ,he
april / iw ""' WI i II KEiIy;
uOuICE,S
T,tIIS medicine has been h;siIy surccs ,Gu, !, ,ho
J cure of the following diseases: dyspensia' liver
disease, Indigestion, loss of arp.,;,e neryous a,E.r,;nns
ease, general si". dsIii;'y ,'s a"d "fi s o'|r@ J;< Msss"' "ri. G'.,
menhed as a spring and fail ,ned m as'" ~ ra"9, 1 ,seG ;m,
pnired crns,i,,,,;ons. "'"' " " ""'
a rich corlinl. and being purely n vegetable counns;.
ton, may he taken will, perfect safety by The most deli
cate persons.
A supply of the above received and for sale hv
SiCKLES Il Co, Druggists,
april | I'm 10 Canal =,
JEWELKY, AT WHOLESALE.
WV. BELL, No I6, Churtr.s 81, hns this ,lnv re-
w ceived II full assortment of Watches. .Jew.lrv.
Spoons, Spectacles and Glass Ware, they viii be offer.
edat the Invest market price. mi
NTOTICE III
~ subscribers und., ,%n s ,p' H y "e'%eon the
was dissolved by mutua, c"nse", i, N ,hs M, rn n
1883. III. nn NJ Of ,he S."n s;Ii y '"e IN trnInary,
Yorke, in I,ouidn,ion IF ~. " ,Ha;, Z > ny EDWARD
" ~ """"'' l. vopur
april = n xnpunr
1OhNE,
SioEIoo ''erces, for sale by
"Ho AbNatAM IkIEk, - Charities st
Quo, Kentucky and Indiana Bank Notes, for sale
~ & DORSEY,
RACON SlDES-i29 casks Cincinnati cu,eI IN
ID store, for sale by, G DORSEY. "
april 5 Al NM.
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,otFFE-lM bags Manila and Rio coffee, fir s,,s
"a" SHALL 4 BROWN,
96 Magazine st
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CITY BANK.

CITY BANK,
New Orleans 9th April, 1899.
A Meeting Of the board Of Directors held this
adopted, viz
Resolved, that, all notes under renewal in tho Bunk,
may be renewed until the first day Of December next,
on !he payment ofa cur,aiIment Of twenty Der cent.
and the usual discount. The board of Directors re.
serving the right to require additional security in all
cases where they may deem il necessary.
aS n / PAL EHLV s~..l:,~
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OWNERS, AGENTS, Or CAPTAINS oTSTEAM
" BOATS can haze their Bills struck N, in or e
or more Colored Inks, on Plain or Cuiorcd PAPER, x;M
despatch, aad on .Mrorabe Terms, by tearing their
ORDERS at TRUE AMERICAN OFFICE corner of
Poyhras unl 81. Charles streets.
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RkO"ANs g. BOUFS-3O0 cases, comprising an
extensive assortment Of mems and boys kip and
rdsset brtgans; mems Gulf aud kip boots ladies, mis-.
sea, and childrem's pumps, shoes, slippers, und buckle
ties, for sale by BKi6GE 4 Co,
06 ia Mau.x:ueA
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NOTICE

A CALI. Meeting of the Volunteer Fire Company,
No. ], will BE- held at their Engine room on
Thursday evening. 1lth inst, ut half past 7 O'Clock.
Punciual attendance is requested.
all W O WARMACk. Sec. pro te,n.
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echt Sarah Ann left Tampico on the Cd inst, She vepor,,
eAst the Federal party had chartered the aforementioned ye..
col to carry troops.
Brig ensaw and Jane, 81 hrs Francis, Amev. Grant. and
Andrew Jackson. The Feisralists were in remark abIv pooI
spirits. s'o"
Steamer Selma left St. Louis OH the ID inst. .,,,, Nj.
Gssippi falling. "rp'' WIZ
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nISsOl.uTION OF OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
- Copar,R"rship heretofore existing between The
subscribers in the style Of Fowler 4 Kelly is this Jay
dissolved by mutual consent. All persons havir. IL.
mamds against the old finn will present them to VIM
~ Nelly for payment, and all indebted to the concern
VIII pay tho same to him. lie alone will Iiquilai. the
"'ia'rs o. the late firm. f r FOWLER,
april | lw WIN II kEJIV
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II AY-2 o bales Northern hay, receiving FROM New
IL York, per ship Emporium md for sale by
all SHALL l. BROWN 96 Nlagaainc st
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"A\TED-Second hand parIor furniture. Any
w gentleman dcsirious ofb,eaking up house keep.
ing, and having handsome parlor furniture to dispose
OF, may find a purchaser, by addressing G., at this office,
stating name and the residence, Sc. 2t all
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TRAINERS Oli.-I6 barrels brown, in store aud
L for sale by SHALL L. BROWN,
all 96 Magazine at
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u ICE.I Members Of the order Of EQUAL.
~ FELLOWS, will NEE, at their Hall, No. 0 81
CherIss street. on Wednesday, the 10Th April Instant
az r. EVANS Aron, >
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D~pNINA BEL.
tNFTf DOLLARS REWARD-The above :.
l. ward will he paid by the subscriber, Tor sucb in
formation as will lead to the discovery Of ,be drive, n
n day numbered 1892 %ls!ipposed to be a false numberi
Steisliiz. In c;aiE sup
m27 0ir'
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kD-20 kegs prime leaf lard, in store and for
IA s lie by } THAYER g. Co,
uh "a D,rJ.,, .t
Piney Woods planter. (Liberty, Mi. [i.e. Miss.]) 1838-1840, 1839-03-30
For the Pinoy Woods Planter
THE WIDOWED HEART.

Of all the sorrows which flesh is heir to, the
widowed heart is the most agonzing-the heart
that once truly loved can never be weaned from
its former affections All the facinations OF
beauty, all the vitchcry of loneliness in all its
syren bearing, cannot attract the eye Of genuine
bereavement. 1t is as true to the magnet oil ado
ration as the sunfowcr TO the glorious orb oil
day 1t unhinges every nerve, paralyscs every
muscle and nips in the bud every rising hope
that could cheer us TO distant haven, When
wc witness the dearly beloved object of our ear
" affections, stretched upon the couch OF SICK
ness and sorrow-writhing and gasping in the
very jaws of utter annihilation-the violet CO.
lored blood vessels regorging their usual cur
rents, warning in the core of the heart ana
hy their admjyture, causing gurgling in inc
Piney Woods planter. (Liberty, Mi. [i.e. Miss.]) 1838-1840, 1839-03-30

Who that has been the least attentive to the
passing political events, for the last eight or ten
years, and will not subscribe to the following
picture skctchcd by Coy. Hilll I'm the whole
apacc Of forty years, without proposing or advo-
eating any great public measure calculated to
benefit the country, the federal party has done
every thing to thwart the efforts and tho moa'
sures Of those who were friendly TO the public
welfare: to cover its deformity and wickcdncss
at one time, the party name has been changed
at another, and the justice of condemnation has
thus virtually been confessed For like pur-
pose are the people cheated with continued false
issues keeping out of sight the real points of
difference between the two great political par
ties, and the democrats are continually upbraid-
ed with entertaining other doctrines than those
which they profess"
Piney Woods planter. (Liberty, Mi. [i.e. Miss.]) 1838-1840, 1839-03-30

Nrw York SENATor.--Thc Wings of the en-
pire State have strove in vain TO rc.elcct n. p.
Talnadgc, whose term expired on tho 18th inst
Butfhe Fedcrrls cannot elect their Wing frend
a majority of the Senate will not nominate him.
TaIlmudge was Democrat--becamc Conser.
gatvc, and is now Wing enough in all con.
science, for any thing lie has given full eyi.
dencc Of this by bctraying his constituents, de-
ceiving his friends and proving himself in every
respect opposed TO tho popular will If this does
not entiile him to Wing confidence, he will have
worse fate than these, who, Judas like, have
gone before him.
Piney Woods planter. (Liberty, Mi. [i.e. Miss.]) 1838-1840, 1839-03-30

Hon j. c. CALnouN.--We would enquire of
those OF the opposition who arc cndeavoring to
impress 1t on the public mind that this gentle.
man has evinced a disposition to oppose the mea,
snrcs Of the administration, from what source
they received the information? Isnot the wish
the parent to the thought Perhaps the infor.
nation has been CLEANED from the letter of Mr.
{. to the Democratic members of the North Ca
roma Legislature Have our truth,loying oppo-
hents seen and read that letter. They at ono
period believed him prophet; what think thsy
OF his prophecies in the letter alluded toY He
says that if tho present system of banking goes
on, that an explosion more ruinous to the coun.
try than any we have ever had must eventually
follow. And when it does come, says he, the
| opponents oft6e CONSTITUTIONAL Urea.
Stlfi must not shrink from the responsibility
Piney Woods planter. (Liberty, Mi. [i.e. Miss.]) 1838-1840, 1839-03-30

NiR. RryEs.-This man,after gaining the afTec-
tons of the American people, by the decided
course he pursued, allowed ambition to warp his
Judgment. Mr.. Rives expected to have been the
nominee Of tho Baltimore Convention, but was
not This soured his feelings and wounded his
pride. Ever since, though part Of the time pro-
Tossing for, he has been the enemy of the demo-
cratic party, The Nashville Union" touches
him off thus:
1.-THE Hon Mr.. Riyes is ono of class of po-
hticians who seem very imperfcctly to appreci-
ate the virtue and intelligence of the people
Nothing is more common with them than to de.
ny to-day what they asserted yesterday; and
then attempt to convince their constituents and
the people at large that they are the very para
CONS of perfect consistency, the strait-forward
sticklers for stern principle, the unwavering the
faithful and the true. Arc not these new tricks
new movements Of mere politicians having the
ohrontery to profess cmocracy-rdiculoas be-
yond comparison."
Piney Woods planter. (Liberty, Mi. [i.e. Miss.]) 1838-1840, 1839-03-30

The Wings predicted that the Independent
Treasury would not do. And without nquiring
into its principles or the results, they are all the
time engaged in hunting proof TO show that they
were right in prc-judging it. And besides, when
they get money in their hands they move off
with it, os was the case with Swartwout; thus
practically showing it's unftncss.
We learn from the columbus Argus" that
Mr.. w. Legett, Sheriff of Choctaw county,
moved off to the tune of $4,000, that he had
collected in his official capacity. The candid
Wings will charge the Sub Treasury with this,
no doubt In doing so they would be about us
candid as usual
Piney Woods planter. (Liberty, Mi. [i.e. Miss.]) 1838-1840, 1839-03-30

TIM BOWIE kMFE.--Wm. Need &, G. 5. Smith
Esqs,, purpose uniting the two papers formerly
published in Grenada, and giving to the ono for
med by the Union, (Which is to be unlike the
component parts--neutral in poltics,) the
strange appellation of 1.-THE Bowie Knife" We
learn from the prospectus that the new paper
will he published twice a week. The editor,
are OF opposite political sentiments, and it is yot
to be seen how thcy will pull together, one thing
is certain, that all the NEUTRAL papers VIC know
Of, are decidedly Wing. We hope the new
Knife will be an exception. As long as Mossrs
Need & Smith eschew pon.lcs entirely they have
our best wishes for their success; notwithstand
ing, we have poor opinion Of neutrality, and
believe that tliey who are not with us arc a.
gsinst W
Piney Woods planter. (Liberty, Mi. [i.e. Miss.]) 1838-1840, 1839-03-30
PINEY WOODS PLAN IL III

ALI THE DEcENcY.-Whel the opposition
who oppose every measure Of the adminsrra
ton, and bring forward none Of their own,) are
told that the people have decided IN favor OF the
administration, and are certain to support it.
they snceringly enquire, does the decent, TALENT
ed, ueahhy and religious part Of the community
support those measures; which they most siren.
deccncy," &c. The subjoined taken from the
Missouri Argus, shows with what Justice the
federal party claim "all the dcccncy, religion
&c:
1.-The Federal Wings have for so long time
claimed all The deeency and all the religion in the
land, that 1t may seem objectionable prcsump-
ton to doubt the propricty Of the position they
have assumed. The following choice extra cts
from tho declarations of their acknowledged lea.
dcrs, may give some of our readers additional
light upon the subject.
Baltic Pcyton, wing member of Congress,
spoke to witness in the committee room of the
House Of Representatives, as follows:
The I'D internal scoundrcl shall not in.
suit me Ii re; Constitution or no Constitution
will have the life of the I'D villain
Mr.. Wise, whlg from Virginia, of the same
committee, said to Pcyton:
Don't, Peyton, the Did scoundrel is not
worth minding.'
Mr.. Pcvton to Mr.. Whitney:
'Youarc a I'D plundercr, and Il d--d
dog. You shan't speak, Cd d--n you, hold
your tongue, CD d---n You, take your eyes
Oft of me, you shan't look ut me-
Mr.. Clay, of Kentucky, to Speaker Polk;
Go home, CD d--n you, where you be-
long
This last comes from a candidate for the Pre-
sidency. Tho whole only needs, for cap shoaf
toast drank at federal celebration in Vermont
which IS as follows:
Martin Van Buren.---ti--d d---n him
How long will virtuous, religious and en-
lighted community patiently endure such scenes
az thesel In what civilized nation have they q
parallel And shall no steps be taken to purge
our Legislative Halls Of such accumulated in
famy?"
Piney Woods planter. (Liberty, Mi. [i.e. Miss.]) 1838-1840, 1839-03-30

Appointments by tho President by and with
the advice and consent of the Senate.
David Porter, to be Minister Resident of the
United States at Constantnopo,
Henry Dodge, to be Governor in and Tor the
Territory Of Wisconsin from the Sd day Of July
next, when his present commission viii expire
Thomas II. Ellis to be Secretary Of the Lega
ton of the United States near the Government
of the Mexican Republic.
James Stockman, Collector of the Customs
Natchez, Mississippi, from 18th December last
when his late commission expired.
Nathan Lester to be Postmaster at Columbus
Mississippi.
| jeremiah Clemens to be Attorney of the Uni
! ted States for the Northern District of Alabama
in the place of L. Il. Wallace, resigned.
Martin Van Buren,, jr. to be "Secretary under
the 9Th section Of the act to reorganize the &c
neral Land Office" in the place of Abraham
Van Buren,, resigned,
Vaudeville Marigny to be Marshall Of the U
States for the Eastern District of Louisiana, II
the place of j. II. Holland, whose commission
has expired
Edward Randolph to be Receiver of Public
/ Moneys, at Columbus, Mississippi, vice Francis
Lccch, resigned,
Richard K. Call to be Governor of the Terri
tory of Florida, from the 10th day Of Mprcl
! inst ,reappointed.)
Nathaniel s. Benton to be Attorney Of the Z
nitcd States for the Northern District Of New
York, from the Sd day Of March, Instant reap
, pontcd.l
Samuel IIacklcton, Register of the Land Oh
. fee at Galena, Illinois.
+ james Finley, Receiver Of Pablo Moneys a
Wooster, Ohio, from the Cd inst., when his fol-
mer commission expired
Joel Abbott TO be a Commander in the Navy
, from the 5th Of December, 1888