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ER An Evenings entertainment with tne
ORPHANS, and Fourth of July Jubilee at the LYcEUM
HALL, for the Benefit of the Camp street Female Orphan
Asyium.Ths will be most pleasing and novel entertain
ment, comprising beautiful and appropriate selections, in
and for recitation and dialogue by Orphan Girls
from six to twelve years of age.
The "ophan's Jubilee Ode composed for the
sion, and ayorite national airs, will be sung by the
children, from which the public will be enabled to perceive
their gratifying progress in mental requirements
large number of well known Amateurs have offered
their and will sing several Choruses from the best
Operas. Mr. ]. L. Mathewson will deliver Address ap-
popraie the day and the OCCASION and other gentlemen
are also expected participate in the celebration.
The Chdrens exercises will be opened by Original Ad
dress, delivered by of their number
The fatal and continued sickness which has visited the Asy
lum this Spring. has caucsd increased outays and exhausted
its reasury and those who have themselves
matter appeal with confidence that generosity which ha
ever been extended to this noble Institution.
Tickets so cents Children half price. Commencing a
half past O'Clock. iy2 3t
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MRS HOWARD. We must again refer to this lady. She
takes her farewell benefit the Varieties this hing So
popular he in New Orleans that do not suppose any
thing hat could add number Of those who
will be present She has established reputation which i in
no need Of newspaper notices. Throughout the entire
she has been the bright particular Placides unique
and eminenty successful establishment more as
admitted By all from the extraordinary attractions lent 10 il
BY Mrs. Howard than from any other one cause.
Her player is remarkable While yet 20 young
That in she not to have passed the sunny
days of glh0od she has attained point which reached by
the fewest number She possesses talents which are nalua
" ard mogt happily adapted the stagea form facie and
graceful face radiant with intellect an eye which itself
cnn express sentiment Of which the human heart is sus
cepbes voice musical and capable Of almost infinite
moduaioH. Ard in addition this rare combination Of nat
ura taena she has applied hersf with assduty and with
mos aadable smbion 70 improve them During the season.
which now nearly approaching its close she performed
an immense amount Of labotso much that has bcsn the
sub1ec Of wonder that mind caud accom-
plsh 20 much. Yet she has accomplished a. Scarcely
night has passed during six months that she has not appeared
IN enc Or more pec and always leading character She
has never hed, auered; but in every variety OF
character, and under all circumstances has been the same
spHghy, elastic and, we had well nigh added incompara
bic Mrs. Howard.
II she has abored for Distinction her labor amply reward
ed Il she has been ambitious the public esteem,
the object Of her ambition is attained If additional evidence
Of either tact be wanted viii be furnished BY number Of
her friends and admirers who in spite of the hot weather ana
tne dur season. viii be present at her benefit this evening
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.hessrs. Edt0rs-Alow suggest to the honorable
members of the First and Second Municipality Councils the
proprey, well as necessity of having built the
head of Canal street, the Levee and good fire alarm
placed therein. We have present. no good fire bell in the
city that dependence can be placed and bell ran
gle placed as before stated "a triangle should prefer
count OF It's singular toneO and Waterman stationed there
both day and night would insure by that means good and
prompt alarm at all times, and from the position, would be
able 10 observe in what part Of the city the fire was, thus
wing the engines from being dragged half the city in try
ing to lind the re The of aud alarm would be
but uie, divided between the two Municipalities com.
pared to the advantages be derived from it, and the fire
men would have guide where their services
required At the fire this morning many Of the engines could
not ind IL and most Of them that did, late, owing
the small alarm that was given. ANOLD FIREMAN.
New Orleans, July /, 1850.
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FURTHER NEWS . Z TIE NEse.al'.a.

FURTHER Jtf 10 p 4 In - -
The following dispatches were reeslsed AZ ,'ne
Merchants Exchange Reading RoNn yes'etoAy /:
England.
R,I71mokr. Wsnesday, June 2s.
The debates in the British Parliament present
no new feature Of general interest
France
The President Of Frssss has been well received
IN recent tour through the provinces. Theirs
If. Paris on visit y Louis Philippe in England.
He was well received by the Court of ST. James.
s.;d ,ba, IL visit is connected with deep
roI;,;cal scheme Previous TO his departure from
p..;s Tb;sss had an interview with the President
Rome.
Accoastz from Rome say that the Pope he's dis
,sn,,9 with the religious ceremonies. An uneasy
49, Of feeling is manifested among the people, and
shing but the presence of foreign force prevents
! popular demonstration.
Prussia.
The King Of Prussia is rapidly recovering.
Network Markets.
BALrIMoRE, Wednesday, June IS,
AT NewYork the by the steamer had caused de-
cline in Cotion barely SD bales sold to-day Corn
aud Provisions firm. Mess Pork, $40 629$i0 d..
Sugar and Coffee dull, and Rice firm Stocks have
upward tendency.
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SPEoIE.-The schooner Geo. Lincoln, Captain
Rogers, which arrived here yesterday from Browns
vile, brought $43,297 in specie, consigned as fol-
lows: To J. M. Cabeero, $22,297; ]. Laveau,
$4,000 Cramer & Co.. $4,000, and $500 to order.
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DEBow's COMMERCIAL REVIEW, for July,
arrived yesterday with all the punctuality of bank
notice. We have not had time to examine the con-
tents critically. The size of the book is greatly
increased, while its typography and mechanical
execution is wonderfully improved.
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GelemeHlt affords much pleasure assist your
beavers ia paying tribute OF dmron excellent a4ady and
sotalened artistic ars Howard wish that had known this
EARL US might have had it in power apart night,
give time effect your obiec later period than
lies in my power.
The Theatre closes Thursday evening July and Tuesday
evening, July will be agreeable you, readily do
my humble power forward your views. Most respectfully
jyl II. PLACIDE.
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Messrs James E. Heath OF the city Of Richmond,
and w. III. E. Merritt, of Brunswick county, have
purchased the establishment Of the Richmond
WhiQ for the sum Of 1853 coo.
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FRoM HAvANA.-By the English steamer, just
arrived in Mobile Bay, we have dates from Ha-
vana as late as the 9Th We are able to CLEAN
from them nothing ofnterest, except that the Con-
toy prisoners are still kept in close confinement,
their condition, besides this and their ultimate tate
being entirely unknown TO the people Consul.
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SYKES HYpF & Co. will SELL at hafpast 10 CLOCK, at 81
Magazine stree-Grocees, Provisions and Liquors.
AT 10 O'Clock tho Levee, opposite Poydras street.
Flour. Also, Bacon.
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DRY GOODS Really Sacrifced
.VeaU PMbEtcmtiOm8,

JUST RECEIVED AT THE
" New Orleans StatfOners' WarehOuse,o
NO. IA CAMP STREET.
sTANDISH, THE PURITAN; A Tale of the Amer
can Revolution. By Edtpd Grayson
PRIDE AND IRRESOLUTION; New Series of the
Discipline Of life
No. l. HARPER'S PICTORIAL FIELD BOOK OF
THE REVOLUTION with COO enqrsvings wood. Price
No. III. LIFE AND CORRESPONDENTS OF ROB
ERT sOUrAEY Price 20 cents.
MACAULAY'S HISTORY OF ENGLAND. Harpers'
new limo edition. upioIm with ums aud Gibbons Histories
49, Also, Fresh Supplies Of
TICKNOR'S HISTORY OF SPANISH LITERA
TURE, vols.
HUMBOLDT'S COSMOS.
WEBsTER's AMERICAN DICTIONARY Harpers'
New and Revised Edition.
PRESCoTT'S FERDINAND AND ISABELLA. 3v.
PRESCOTT'S CONQUEST OF MEXICO. 2 vols
HILDRETH'S HISTORY of the UNITED STATES.
8 vols.
HALT.AM'S MIDDLE AGES.
LYELLs SECOND VISIT
HALLAM's CoNsTITL TIoNAL HISTORY OF
ENGLAND. For sale by
iyl 3, aiplw J B. STEEL, IA Camp st
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MEMPHIS, Oct. a. t849
q" have been intimately acquainted both personally aud rees
sionay, with Dr. s. GILBERT since 1919 making period Of 81
years On becoming acquainted with DR. G. he politely wyt me-
visit his nrmary, which pleasure awaited myself az the h
opportunity had heard much said for and against the Doctor
though had suffered myself become prudced by either
party OF those who digent inqurers after
ruth for the past thirty years. and have always been ready and will
ing embrace IT, let whence might and from exper
have learned that will be obtained from
while sought the influence Of either prejudice partially
When entered the Doctors Infmy thee presented numer
OF almost all classe Of ulceraonfrom the most mag
form of schrrus simple liberation. continued
visits for the purpose Of witnessing the effects Of the treatment
had previously visited several hospitals and nrmaes
and confidently that bedter Effected BY
Dr. Gilbert than have by any orand Of them,
corng the Of the themselves had resisted
and baed the skill Of many Of the prominent
in North AmercaWh cognzance Of these facts feel
hetancy recommending DR. G. suffering humanity Of
successful and efficient practitioners that have
in the above mentioned class Of Diseases
ie12tf 1tW JOHN A. WILSON. M. D."
kY- Being prepared to transact any business in
the Noa line beg leave inform friends and the public
generally have taken office No "A Camp and
oilv sOlie w.
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TIKI VARIETIES notwithstanding sbe urin,e ,;,,.t !;
lence Of The Crescent, Mendei, the scene painter IVA me
house Our omission notice il was his benea, nm
cost him the loss OF some vistsrs Mr.. Mens ia enc Of ~
best artists in his line in the country All Of the heau,
scenery al lacde's is the work Of his brush and prove Nm
to be at the head Of his department ~ N"
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The schooner Madonna, Capt M,NeIl, arrived
FesieidnFla i've days from Tampa Bay, with TWEEN.
iy-s's u The Spanish soldiers who joined General
1opsz 81 casdsnsa
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TEE hKsTREoMcs.The house was well filed last night
Tor The eenetof Mr., Charles The performances went off
wl'n spirit We must however. repeat former remark
that copy or two Of Wakers Dictionary would Be vain
able addition to the theatrical properties.
earl mat The new ssascnag open with renewed en-.
sg'ea ana more abandant The association Is still in
eeOs az w trust 'ho.e who have found 80 much pleasure in
embarrassment. - 80 '' i'o''
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The ~ I. BAIqRRY.--We understand that all
The benches a. this democratic watering-plaee have
been engaged for the season
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TEMPERANCE BARBRouR--By an advertisement In Ia
day papf vii be that the Sons OF Temperance have
special invitation 10 parake Of barbecue to be given on
the Alb inst. al Biloxi
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Coon INTENT TowBoAT OFFIcE, June %, 1850
E meeting the Board Control holden this day. JOHN
c. MoaERAss Esq unanimously eec,ed Secretary of this
Company. jy2iw JUNIUs BEEBE, Manager.
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IA MA Regular Meet ng Of GEORGE WASHINGTON
~ ~ LODGE No 65 will DO held THIS EVENING July q
/ at htfpast O'Clock at the Masonic Hel Of Ba
10 andPerdo full dance Of the Members
ueaied -. BY order Of the w. NJ
iy2 y. A. DENTNEB, SecfetArys
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Ruptures Cured.

MAGNOLIA UNION No. g Daughters of Temperance NEE
at halfpast O'Clock. at Pelican Hall.
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hssp southern Yacht Club.-An Adjourned Meeting
Club will bold the ST. Cherries Hotel Psror No
TUESDAY EVENING July half past O'Clock. general
reqceed business Of importance
viii be brought before Club. jg2 JAS o. NIXON, secy.
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t4fqneIoN 10 rHE Barrie GROUND on rHE FouRrH
The al .Hpe eoinmns Of this morning, coatain tle
enfd q which viii visit The Battle G onnd il The
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EA II NJ WARREN LUDuE NO CLAN adjourned meet
ing Of Ibis Lodge will be held Masonis Hall, on :,
/&sA rome treet FRIDAY EVENING July O. at half
Members will be punctua and Visiting Brethren
re fraternaily insred,. By order Of the W. M
jy2 l.. N. LANE Secretary.
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steamboat Departure. mi. psx.
NJ SEE DV3RTis4Mg N7-fii-sl and Third pa,.,
Stv- Letter from Dr. John A. Wilson. an eminent
Physician, 10 DIR. s. uILBERT,

tR- The swift running passenger STORM H. Lee mas
ter will leave Tor Louyie and oil ntn iandnss M ia
DAY, Jny 2, at 4 P. NJ. y d. MOORE e. co.
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GEo. Wilkins KnxDALL.--This gentleman, one
pf the editors Of The Picayune has retufae 10 ms
citY after an absence in Europe Of more than TWO
years. HI ia gladly welcomed by his old friends
and acquaintance. We understand that his stay
will DO Short, being under the necessity Of returning
almost immediately TO Paris, to complete arrange
nenss for the early publication Of his history ofihe
Mexican war We have had the pleasure of ex-
amining some specimen sheets Of the work and The
pictorial illustrations which are to accompany it
II is Of folio size, beautifully printed in large
type, on the finest vellum sheet. The illustrations,
twelve IN number, ofthe various battle grounds
beginning with Pal0 Alto and ending with the en-
trance Of the American army into The city Of Mesi-
CO. are the finest specimens Of the pictorial art we
have ever seen. They are truly magnificent
The work viii be issued BY Or about the LIST 81
November next, and we have no doubt will yield
% itsaushor fortune and fame.
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FOURTH JULY
REQTSaEKQ ErcaEl.&iOaA

FOURTH JULY
Pleasure Excursion
ITO CARROLLToN and the BATTLE GROUND,
leave the foot of Julia street at clock A. NJ.
and the foot of Seventh street, Lafa cite, al
IL O'Clock for Carroton; leave Caroon for Newt
O'Clock M and leave NewOreans -econd trip for Car
IOon, from foot OF Canal street, at 10 cOck M loot
Julia street at l9a, foot St Mary sreet. Lafayette, H. and
Grena ll4 O'Clock; from thence Carolon leaves Car
rolton clock from thence down the river to the
Battle Ground, Stopping at the foot Of Julia street gong
Tor the oecfson Reireshmen Ice Creams etc. on board
the boat. Fare each way % cents
Illuminated nat Tor Fli he SIX Ri GRAND FLoTfLIA PAR
Ff, which occasion celebrated C0lon Band
lows foot of Canal street at oek foot of Julia
81 foot of ST. Mary street, Lafayette at O'Clock GTena
"a O'clock the boat will start punetuay as stated and VIII
about clock Tickets 81 TO admit Gentlemen and two
Laiies 10 be had VIM. T. Mayos Camp street and at
the Bar of the ST. Charles Hotel ao on board the D0at
jysst D. BUTMAN. managers 's-
FOURTH OF JULY PLEASURE EXCURSION.
The splendd new and substantial steamer ssssfSasste
JENNY LIND, T. W. Dpnniea, master
THURSDAY the 9Th inst on the arrival OF the O'Clock
A. NJ. for the above places, returning evening in
lime for the O'Clock P. N. cars for the city.
iys St J. r BERGiER s Go. Agents.
SUNDRIEs-Landinga and in sore
y HAMS-2O t-rces Shay s best sugar cured Hams;
BUrTER-75 kegs Butter, of choice quality.
BEEF tongues Heckers FARINA, and Pearl
CANTON GINGER and PRESERVES: for sale by
ly3 CHAS SfOUGHTON, "a Camp st.
RUTrER-suPer in large and small Kegs. landing and
iys 81 s'''' W. l.. GUSHING s. co S. Common st.
NLARET75 boxes and IS casks good Table Clarei for
~ saleby le5 BARELLl CO. 81 Common street.
ORANtaEs AND LfNfONS-3O0 boxes Of each.
~ Iel A. r. COCHRAN y co, ~ TehouplIouias 81
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Tbs Delta ~ 1Hk Dis.kler . sllonNIs
Our ne'slo- is's,s upon y. wa, =.
al about ing 90'9se I -
and iai n''h .n's y e. ", ~
wrote % Af S'Al ahst se i.''', ~ !, 49,
wen aav'.so' s'e a'o sseP 's''''n w -
Me nsny 'n's, a''a UT y 800 - W
Dei'ss a.ssfo9: ~ aes
tne A..sfct A'.s'nss anu s''7 - s7ee
% papisheo snsn y 's''s % seen Nsssnsl nil nun
tgn ever e5p'ssss t9e op'A'oh hsanpu'eu e nm.
~ ne eqntfsxy Y VIII pe SHOWN mai no Jacts hsa
cof'e within h's knowledge 70 Justify any in'erie-
renee on we part ofihe government. Il true, he
did noFsmploy spiea 70 pick Up impfudent DECLARE
lions made by young men IN the bar-rooms-- mo
1o11s came within ms own ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS did the
spanish Consul issh up any. though the Della
charged 'hatlls had apes AL over the ei'y-
Several vessels We're searched at The request o.
me Spanish oonsnls out no arms were ionnd' ana
Y one instance ne mas been sued ior DAMAGES Eng
D7sa mace a'ss'i xety merry on one occasion, when
niue ssxea = 'ne mug
IS W 7l,,.sh Sotsn,' 'n.eleso =
'.' 1913. = W. spAn'sn So1ss'
t,'' ''ee = s.s.' '91's ''''o =
- = = y y s''t'oSeq 'aas Hl' npn'On Wa
e1'ssl ~. y was nenessn tne o'gn'y 81 inc olslee
49, " E, :, r''''' ~ es'ar'ee 49,
KY Z 10y = 'sn sss.s y
Z. - P''As ee' p sns onl'su Ssa'ss' 1o s'9'
NJ 10y ~ g Ivy lnasy 49,.
' W.. ~ = ~ s's''y Z. w
W.. WI, $500 w ~.
= ~
- E X e
nnb Ssb, ~, ,'9 80 ss' these matters
,e chi i Is, +, had been com
neaced. W. think ~ ai;snpt to sacrifice the
rspu,at;oa II ri. Tneton, 10 effect political OBJ.
iect o., u fb;s f,o.g. pastakes TOO much Of that
Jesuiicsl oc,sns which seeks to attain good end
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ITO the Ladies.

q Just receiyed, BY Adams Co.'s Express Line few
Of those celebrated
SHE'LL TWIST COMBS,
Of superior finish and design.
jy2 81 2dp JOSEPH HUFTY. 10 Camp streat.
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Perseverance Fire Co. Mo- 13.
=TTy- CF- The officers and members Of this Compauy
~. y requested attend Special Meeting on
H5SzrTs{ WEDNESDAY EVENING, the 80 inst, at half
o. ~ O'clock. BY request
y2 HENRY BYAMs, Secretary pro teni
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THOMAS BRADY,
az Chartres street:
''.'5 S''sss''s q. Bareges,
UNUSUALLY LOWg

UNUSUALLY LOWI
BARE G ES.
5000 more yards still better BAREGES, at eighteen ana
MusIIns (: Musllns
MusIins Musns
French JACONETS. at Twenty Gents.
French ORGANIZES, full Chntz, Eight Coors at Tires
shilings
Elegant Printed ORGANIZES. at Fifteen Cents
New Designs in LAWNS, nj Ten Cents and lew Pieces
Jeff at six AND A QUARTER CENTS
CMEICOeS.
Any auanty of really superior CALiCOEs at Five Gents
SILK s.
About Forty DRESSES of truly elegant SILKS Will be
offered iexone quarter the Manufacfurers' cost
eB Fogeer with all other styles and qualities Of DRY
GOODS, at pFopesueeats prices.
THOMAS BRADY,
iyl lot 22 Chartres street
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The Awful Disaster ON Lake Erie--FuIl
Particuiars--List of the lost and saved
We take the following heart-rending particulars
from the Cleveland, Ohio, Herald Of the 18Th ult
That paper says: We are indebted to Dr. VIM
MaFonchy, of Ouacha, Louisiana, for copy Of a
letter TO friend, describing the events Of Monday
morning. DIR. M is an intelligent, cool and inire-
pid gentleman, who owes his escape from the midst
Of DEATH under Providence to his presence of mind,
aud deliberate movements in the great peril.
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By John Allen: A. Toon, 3 persons, Toledo
Mr.. Crosby, persons, do; A. Farrell, 3-persons,
do; Maria Sheey, person, Cleveland
By G. Stevens, Jr.: S. s. Lucomb, l person,
Toledo. Total 1853.
The balance either paid at the office of the boat,
or were shipped by others, whose list we have not
been able to obtain
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-10-25
The fellow can't meun Csss.


CsNsPRAcy DeTEcTED IN CUBA. The
Havana correspondent Of the New York
Sun, whiting unde, dalo oflhe 7th instant.
soys:
"lt has been rumored that a party Of
Saniards, Peniusulars. had concerted "a
plan for de2osing Count Alcoy from the
commandment, and Of assa assina,ng him,
as we'll as several Creoles, obnoxious To
this body Of Spaniards, on account of the
influence they exert by their wealth, their
money. their wisdom, and other patriotic
virtues on tho annexation movement. We
Immediately on informing ourselves o
the verify Of the fact. armed ourselves
and passed tho night in watching. Gen
Roncali was apprised Of the plot ashns
his authority and his life, and took hi'
measures 10 defeat il. which no did. The
resul, is lhat two persons were arrested
aud arc now imprisoned for their connec
Iiion with the affair. One Of them is Dor
Pedro Aguilar. and it is sui! that he il
one of tho party charged with the nssas
sination Of Rncali. on tho giving Of a pre-
concerted signuI. The signal was To b'
the setting on fro of a particular build
| ing"
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-10-25

AND so roRrul--We have at LIST 10
one subscriber because we went "agains;
the Nashville convention, &c. &c. &c.
&c." aud he advises us to 'move To the
North" We advise him To move to
Son,h Caroliua, as payment and set of
to his d,lcicc. We wish him. and every
subscriber we have got, 10 understand Ut
they do not already that we are fully,
positieeIy and anchdngeab'y opposed 10 a
dissolution If Tie Union and to every
man, measure. men. or scheme that looks
that way como from what quarter il may,
North, South, East, or West, Nashville.
AsheviIlc, New York or Kentucky, aud
10 the whule batch of selfish, ambitious,
fanotical agilalors. North and Snnlh, who
sanclion such measure in the remotest
way. With them we want no tellnw'
ship; wo mean such as are and have been
trying for months, by words and acts. tn
sever the Union--among whom we class
lhe notorious Rhett, and all his followers
and abeltors.
We recommend hempen cravats to
all such degenerate SONS of American
sircs; and while we wish this understood
we wish it also understood that we SO
for the Snulh. the North. tho East. and
the West--lhe South for the sake Of the
Union, and The Union for the sake Of the
South. We have not seen aud now see
no cause fpr dissolution Of the Union
and no probable cause but Mexico. Utah
&c, aud these we had rather see at the
Il -llhan to see one State severed from
the Union; and till we do see more cause
than we have yet, we are ready To write
talk, march, fight and die Gin the field o.
ballle." in defence of our common con
s,i,ution. our common country, and ou
heaven born UnionI We recommend t.
this subscriber the "ROarer," "or Bundle
bees Ncstr'- Ashcviie (M c. Mcssenge