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PRESIDENT PIERCE5 PROCLAMATION AGAINST
FILIBUSTERING.


We unfinished the other day, President Pierce's
Proclamation against the filibustering expediuons
that have recently been fitted out IN California
We see that some of the wing papers, with their
characteristic eagerness to msrepresent, are already
comparing this proclamation TO that issued by Mr.
FILLMORE, against the followers of LOPEZ and which
tie democratic press of the country so Indignantly
s,fad unanimously condemned. Now, there are re-
ally no just grounds for the comparison. The SEN
iments of PrERcE's proclamation are such as we
should look for from President jealous of the ma
ional honor in the eyes of the world, and yet not
ignorant of the fact that transgressors have at
Least one legal right-the right OF trlal-the Hght
to be heard before condemnation. The whole
country was Justly indignant at the violation Of
this right by Mr. FILLMORE in his famous-we
xbn,ld saw iufamous-Cuban proclamation, the ter
rible effects of which even now shroud IN gloom
many honorable households. Mr.. FILLMORE COM
Iratted the objectionable of declaring his own
t.ountrymen pirates, and handing them over, with
ont the right to claim trial. to the cruel mercies Of
a vindictive and INSCRIPTIONS people, when the
law. of nations and express treaty silpulaions
with Spain entitled them TO full and fair hearing.
The commentary upon this error was the arrest
upon the high seas and their massacre in cold blood
Of fifty American citizens, in violation of the dc
tates of the coolest humanity as well as the COM
monest rights of men charged with crime. Such
criminal blunder as this President PIERCE has care
fully avoided, and his administration will be spared
The disgrace of similar commentary. His proc
Ianation is all that it should be- and nothing more
Itexpresses, in nnequivoca terms, his condemnation
ofethe filbustering spirit vioatlve OF the sacred
rights of others and derogatory to our high charac
ter as nation Bot while this is done, g carte
blanche is not given to the perfdious and vndictive
people of Mexico to seize upon our citizens declare
them pirates and execute them without regard to
law or humanity
When wing editors can discriminate between
doing thing lightly and doing it wrongly, they
will be able to comprehend the difference between
the proclamation Of the present Executive and the
monstrous one issued by his predecessor.
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THE LAW REFORM BILL.

The bill ato abridge aud simplify the pleadings
practice and proceedings in the courts of justice IN
his State, passed the Senate yesterday very near
iv in the shape in which it was introduced in that
! odv by Mr.. BELL and in the House by Mr. BuFoRD
A.a similar bill passed the House at the session oil
aae-5l and again in 1872, We hope there is no
4. ubt of its passage this session. The measure as
,ur readers know, is one for which we have long
and earnestly contended, and we hail the prospect
e it's final consummation with more pleasure than
we can well express That The people are Tor IL
there is not the shadow Of doubt.
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A. c. PARIS.
r. L. CRENSHAW
SOMETHING NEW

NTE having completed our Shop, and put up all our
w machines, are ready to do all kinds of Carpenters
work the shortest notice. SASH. DOORS, BLINDS
M0ULDiNGSo of all sizes, BANISTERS, WINDOW and
DOOR FRAMES of all sizes, completed; BOXES of all
kinds hand at all times; CIRCULAR WORK of any
kind done LUMBER of all kinds dressed sawed to any
size, from quarter of inch TO thirty inches square,
Persons wanting any thing in line would do well
give a call before purchasing elsewhere deter
mined do all OF work WELL and give perfect sasac
ton, and cheap can be done All work delivered
tn any house in town without cost Shop Broad street.
the Nashville and Chattanooga Railroad where we
will be found at all times ready to any person that
wants work. CRENSHAW K FAIRS.
iau26-ly
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AUCTION SALE OF GROCERIES

Dl HAItI q HUILINUoNUhIIi.
ON THURSDAY the I'd February, at 10 o'clock, A. NJ,
will offer for cash front Of our Auction House:
10 which would respectfully invite the attention of the
trade general and well assorted stock of GROCE-
RIE5 comprising in part follows, viz;
$50 hhds Sugrr; so bbls Maekerel;
200 ba.s Rio Coffee; so kits do;
Is bbs Plantation Moiasses 800 bxs Tobacco asd brands
leo = bbls do do; 100 bags Buck Wheat Flour:
bbls Loaf Crud Sugar 80 boxes Pint and OF Flasks
100 boxes W Cheese; so do Jars, assortd sizes;
so casks Soda IS doz Painted Buckets;
100 boxes Soap 90 nests Tubs;
SO do Tea; bags Pepper;
100 Demijobns; loo reams Wrapping Paper.
Al so
Ginger, Alum, indigo Nader, Spice Pickles Pepper:
Sauce Backing Rasins Nails Brandies Wines &C. &c.
JAMS "a HART d HOLLINGSWORTH.
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SUPPORTER AND SHOUL-
DER BRACES.

WE have just received large supply of supporters
and Shoulder Braces for persons Of all Sizes from
the smallest child up to the largest Also few of the
Galvanc Abdominal Supporters new and superior STYLE
For sale by ian28 STRETCH ORR.
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FANNY FERNS NEW BOOK.

10000 ORDERED IN ADVANCE OF PUBLICATION
Little Ferns for Fannyis Little Friends-By the Author
of "Fern Leaves" One elegant l6mo 800 pages illus
trations.
just received and for sale by
janl4 F. HAGAN, Market street
COOPERS NAVAL H1STORY-History of the Navy
of the United States Of America BY j. Fenmore Coop
ercontinued to $50 from the authors manuscripts and
other authentic sources; three volumes in one
HOMES OF AMERICAN STATESMEN Anee-
dotes personal and descriptive Sketches by various wr
ters-iustrated beautifully.
THE HEARTH STONE Thoughts upon Home-Life in
our Cities By Samuel Osgood.
For sal by F. HAGAN, Market street
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DENTAL CASES.

NET have hand five Dental Cases of Instruments of
w assorted SIZES which we are selling at PhadeIpbia
prices. For sale BY STRETCH ORR
Wholesale and Retail Druggists College and Union
streets. an26 "a
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TRJSSES.

WE have now on hand unusually large assortment of
w TrusSes, OF the most approved patterns Persons
neeng any, would do well TO call and the above at
lan25 81 STRETCH * ORR'S
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FOR ROYS ANDCUUDREN.

VIZ have the most select assortment of fancy HATS
w and CAPS for Children offered in this city. We
selling them at low and uniform prices.
jan2s "a WATERFIELD& WALKER,
City Hat and Cap Store 26 North Side the Square next to
G1lWhpy's
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TO LADIES.

OUR Stock of Fancy FURS sill comprise some fine
~ Sets of English, Fitch and Super Lynx which
selling at reduced prices.
jpn2S "a WATERFIELD 4 WALKER.
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BULWER's NOVELS.
THE COUNTESS D,CHARNEy,

F. HAGAN, Market street, has just received complete
IN two vols Alexander Dumas Thrilling Romance THE
COUNTESS DCHARNEY; Or, tho Fail of the French
Monarchy. Price 81 90, complete
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CARD.

j. w. DODGE would respectfully announce To the
citizens of Nashville that having nearly completed his
sent engagements, and being with his arny, DELAYED BY
the low stage of water and Packet to St Louis he will
remain to execute few Miniature Portraits if i'm,
mediate application be made
Studio over the Music Store Of j. B. WEST Union at.
dec27-f
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GLEAS0N'S PICTORIAL, and TIE SATURDAY
EVENING POST for ls54.-The above two Weekly News
papers altogether the most popular and best Family
Literary papers of this country their distributing
agent for this city Our friends may rely upon receiving
them regularly at FHAGAN'S
ian14 NJ, ,La s.raat
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THE METROPOLITAN HAT.

OF THIS desirable and popular Hat we have fine
riety. They the finest offered in this CITY,
We have them in Black, White Drab and Brown.
jams "a WATERFIELD WALKER
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1854-01-28
The Hat of the season.

NOR obvious reasons the Hats manufactured by Water
j. field Walker, have long enjoyed extensive popularity,
and borne the helm in the field of competition Their mot
TO has been to produce the best possible HAT at the
lowest possible price This they have successfully accom-
plshed Their finest BATS be had for five dollars,
while their four dollar Hat is the best at the price of
fored IN the city. 4 fine supply just finished at
JAMS "a WATERFlEI.D WALKERS.
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AUCTION SALE OF DRY GOODS, HARE
NJ RE. Ar.

W AXE, NC, NC,
BY JOSEPH +. DUNf0N.
ON WEDNESDAY, February, LIST, 1854, commencing at
lOOcOck, A. NJ. The sales will positve q axe place
the time advertised. Having received additions TO our
former stock and feeling DESTROYS Of closing certain
sgnments would 10 all our former customers and those
feel disposed attend the Sales that pains shall be
spared my pant make the sales worthy your
ton.
Sale positive aud without reserve
Terms liberal jan27 "a JOS. +. DUNTON.
Chs. Fox Auctinneer. isd
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r. tR- Lucy Stone asserts that women are we
70 qualified as the "other sex" for all kinds of mer-
camille situations. 1t is possible then, for strong
minded woman to make good silent partner
Washington Star.
But is it possible for such one to make a
good sleeping partner? Answer me that, Master
Brooke"
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A FAsmoNABLE PARTY IN New YoRK.-A New
York city paper gives the following condensed de-
scrpton of fashionable New York party:
"Soirees have their established programme, s"
and all our readers will recognize it instanter.-
Printed cards, two weeks in advance, for large
parties, written notes Tor medium, and verbal in
vites for small at intervals of from to five days
notice. carriage at eight o'clock; front room, second
story, for gentlemen-back room for ladies chat
the latter have not to pass the former, which U'H
be kept opeu and orjU smell Of brandy and cigars)
ladies' tuning over pin. cushion and tight slippers
gentlemen agonizing with a stiff hair brush and in
tractabe gloves meetings the head of stairs and
entering room together; no bowling TO most init
mate friends until hostess is approached and devo-
tions paid; chairs and comfort for wall-fowers;
dancing and smal-talk for light heels; old tops in
the basement, at cards; matrons under the windows
comparing daughters; gabole gable hop-hop music
and lemonade, for three hours; slight odor OF fried
oysters and turning for promenade; grand march
OF victims in partcolored, costumes like the actors
in a Spanish guei-dd te; rush of gentlemen for
plates and forks screams of ladies about dresses oys
tiers, salad and sandwiches, followed by champagne
ice-cream and Jelly; smashing Of plates and sub
dued swearing of walters destruction of white kids;
alarming volley of small-talk; incipent dyspepsia
relieved by adjournment to dancing rooms for ex-
ercise; confusion Ia champagne of tops high;
matrons low with fright bellies and beaux getting
on Elmousy; host yawns; carriages driving up
shswls and over-shoes; empty rooms smell OF
stale food, two hundred noddlng nlght-caps. FINS
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PERCY EFFINGHAM.

HAGAN, Market street. is just in receipt of another
supply very interesting Romance by Henry Cockton
author of the valentine Vox," &C. &c.
The trade supplied on accommodating terms
ianI
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SrccEssFuI STUMBLING AT WAsHISGToN-Qute
a swindle has been perpetrated, it is said on quite
a number Of members of Congress lately. we'll
dressed individual would call upon gentleman,
present him personal letter of introduction from
W. W. Corcoran, Esq. and ask him to subscribe
to fund for the relief of the poor Of that city
Mr. Corcoran having with his usual hberalty, headed
the list with some hundreds of dollars. Hon. Ger
ntt Smith subscribed and paid fifty dollars, and
quite number of gentlemen paid sums varying
from 50 to $50. One of them addressed Mr.. Cor
coran note, thanking him for having called his at
tentlon to the subject and having given him an OPP
portunlty to and In the benevolent enterprise Mr..
Corcoran replied Immediately that he knew moth
ing of the matter and it then ascertained that
the letters ofintroducton were forged The rogue
has not been heard from since He must have made
some hundreds of dollars by his cool operation
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w. L. ID. * co. have also just received
FLUSH TIMES IN ALABAMA AND MISSISSIPPI
series of sketches by JOS Baldwin VOL I9mo with
nume rous Illustrations.


Ovid Bolus; My first appearance at the Bar The Bench
and the Bar How the times served the yrgnans Asssul;
and Battery; Simon Suggs Jr; legal Biography; Squire
and Fntters Jonathan and the Constable; Sharp Finan
cerng Cave Burton Of Kentucky; Justification after Yer
dict An officer OF Horror; Hon. ). 5 Prentss; The Bar
of the South West Hon. Francis Strother McEee and Mcee
Scan Mag; An Equitable set off; A Cool RejOinder;
Heavy Court Samuel Hole, Esq; John Stout and Mark
Sullivan; Mr. Onslow Joe Heyfrom; Old Uacle John Ex-
aiming q candidate for License
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NEW BOOKS,
THE PHYSIOLOGY OF TASTE; or, Trauscendental
Gastronomy. Illustrated by anecdotes of distinguished
Artists and Statesmen of both Continents By Brla Sa
vorin-ranslaed from the late edition by Fayette Robin
son.
CHRIST IN HISTORY; or. The Central Power Among
Men. By Robert Yarnball DID.
THE FLUSH TINES of Alabama and Mississppi-
Series of Sketches. By Joseph G. Baldwin.
THE PRIEST AND THE HUGUENOT: or Persecution
in the Age of Lewis XIV From the French By l.. Bun.
gener.
GERMAN ALMANAC FOR 1854 just received and
for sale bv. ian5 + UAG AN
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FANNY FERNS NEW BOOK.
10000 ORDERED IN ADVANCE OF PUBLICATION
Little Ferns for Fannys Little Friends-By the Author
of Fern Leaves" One elegant 16mo 500 psges-6 illus
trations Price75 cents The same gilt edges 81 90.
Just received sRd for sale by
CHARLES W. SMITH.
jan10 Al College street.
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PERIODICALS FOR 1854.

HARPERS AND GODEY'S MACHINES shall con-
nue to receive SELL and deliver the above popular Nag
azines at Publishers prices Those wishing to subscribe
may be sure of receiving them regular and early of the
Publishers Agent. F. HAGAN.
ian14 Market s,rest
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STEWART a. wEAKL EYES

z I PR 3 ; = i Y E!
FAMILY GROCERIES delivered in any part of the city
l. free of charge Orders from customers handed the
driver viii be thankfully received and promptly filled and
delivered. Ljan27 "a
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DACON-A LARGE QUANTITY ALWAYS KEPT
ID on hand and for sale by
STEWART 4 WEAKLEY,
ian27 "a No Broadway
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w. T. BERRY q 60.

HAVE JUST RECEIVED
POLEAN AT ST. Hell ENA.
History of the Captivity of Napoleon at st Helena the
Letters and Journals of the late Lieut. Cen Sir HuDsoS
Lows, and Official Documents not before made public.
BY WILLIAM FoRsYrH NJ. A. 2 vols. limo.
This work. which has been anxiOcsly expected for
nv years isof great historical importance. 1t contains
much new and important matter concerning the captivity
of Napolean St Helena. The explanatory portions
remarkably well written terse vigorous and eminenty Ia
cid.
The task though long DELAYED has finally been perform
ed appears us with perfect mannes cieafness and
conviction. Mr.. Forsythss style IS admirably fitted for DIS
subjectaI fOreibe and aFgGmentatve By his work he
has done credit himself and cleared the character Of
brave. honest, and nigh minded English soldier and
gentleman. We know no amper panegyric on the uses
Of the OF Observation-Disclosures Magazine
Its historical importance is of the highest value; and
whether we agree or with the various conclusions
which author would faiu leaf the reader it amply de-
serves and will reward the careful peral of every person
who is interested the subject of Napoean-Atheueum-
As an aecounto Of the Captivity of Napoleon without
rival in the fidelity Of sdetas its admirable pictures OF
the exemperor, and its general veruey-New Monthly
Magazine,
H.
MEMOIRS OF ABERNETHY.
Memoirs of JoEy AsERyErHT. F. r. S. Withs
View of his Writings. Lectures and
Character. BY George MACH
VAIN, RIOS.
Mracwain has of the first requisites for any sub
ect living knowledge Of il. He knew Abernefhy both
pupil and medical friend IN after life; and he II
thoroughly acquainted with his works This X owledge sP
pears whatever topieh MANIFESTATIONS.
We recommend these interesting and important volumes
in the strongest to the attention of the puDcOb
memoir Of high professional and general interest,"
Morning Post
y Book which ought to be read by every One.-LOndon
Standard.
SIMMS' POPULAR ROMANCE.
w. t. BERRY x co. have just received -
THE YAMASSEE. "A Romance of South Carolina. By
VIM. Gilmore Smms and revised edition, with j.
lustraiiOns by barley. limo cloth
W.T.. Ii. Il co. have also just received
MINNESOTA AND ITS RESOU To which are ar-
pended Camp Fire Sketches Notes o. trip from ST
Paul Pcmbina and Selk Settlements the Red River
OF the North. BY Wesley Bond, with map of the
Territory, view of St Pau and of the Falls of St
Anthony In ! vol l2rno, cloth.
STRAY YANKEE IN TEXAS. BY Phillip Paxton,
cheap edition, paper
WESTERN CHARACTERS; or, TYPES OF BORDER
LIFE IN THE WESTERN STATES. By j. l. Mcconnell
author of Talbot and Verna," &c.
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SPIRITUALISM.

BY John W. Edmonds and George T. Dexter. NJ. d., with
appendix. By Nathaniel 7. Tallmadge late U. s Sena
tor and Governor of Wisconsin. Fifth Edition. A few
copies just received by
lan2{ f. HAGAN
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ADELPHI THEATRE.
JOIN GREENE Me-
MANAGER.
ODD FELLOWS HALL.

ODD FELLOWS HALL.
ADNITTANCE REDUCED TO 25 CENTS
Bynes Celebrated Series Of Gigantic Panoamas emitted
A VOYAGE To EUROPE,
Embracing magnificent views Ol Boston, its Harbor Hall
fax, The Atlantic, river Mersey Liverpool the Crystal
Palace of the Worlds Fair, WeImisfer Abbey LONDON
from tile Thames passing under the Bridges, and ending
with magnificent OF HE Thames Tunnel brilliantly
Illuminated aud both banksOf the beautiful RIV Err RHINE
The Hall Is comfortably seated with an entirely new
inclined Platform, Thai all may view The Pan0ranas with
out Inconvenience.
An exhibition Wednesday and Saturday afternoons at
O'Clock.
Admission % cents
Doors open al 8, Panorama commences moving at o.
clock precisely. jan22-df.
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- Of Gentlemens furnishing guods together with eve
ry description Of Cassneres Nestinss and Cloths. TX
perenced cutters and wornen employed at my
lsment and gentlemen rely having their apparel
made when promised and in the most fashionable manner
Call at T. j. JIOuGaS
ian24 "a Cedar street.
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day previous to wanting will be supplied market
price. STEWART WEAkLE1,
j4n27 "a No Broadway.
OUTER AND EGGS-WE ARE RECEIVING
- daily from the country large quantities of Butter and
Eggs likewise Chickens and Turkeys, which will sell
Cheap as the market STEW ART 4 WEAKLEG,
ian27 "a No Broadway
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REMOVAL.
JOHN YORK CO., Booksellers, Stationers and Book
BINDERS have removed TO the Of Union and Cherry
Streets opposite the Bank Tennessee Thankful for past
favors solicit continuation of the same in our new
place. james "a
BLANK BOOKS AND STATIONARY.
Ledsers, Journals, Cash and Day-BoOks,
Invoice and Record Books, Medium, Dem. and Cap,
in full SETS of every style of ruling and binding
handsomely PACED, and warranted of the best paper
Steamboat Books:
Freight and Passage Books. Cabin Register Cash Books
Receiving Books, Wood Receipts, General Receipts,
Portage Books, Time Books, Ledgers, Journals and
every other article to fit out any Office
Letter, Bill and FoOIscap Paper:
Bills of Lading. Railroad Receipts Check Books
the various Banks, Treasury Botting Paper Ink Steel
and Gold Pens. Faber Pencils, Sand and Sand Boxes.
For SALE by [jan25l JOHN YORK Il CO.
Third Vol. Greeneaf on Evidence:
For sale by JOHN YORK 4 Co
Swann's Tennessee Reports
For sale by JOHN YORK CO.
- Swanns Second volume will be ready in few days.
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.. SENATE-AFTERNooS SESSION.
FRIDAY, JAN 81.
The Senate met pursuant to adjournment, and
The Weekly comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1853-1855, 1854-11-19
co N N + rel AL,

rEN chbbaNst NOV. 10, 1904
COTTON. We notice no material charge In the
The market than that Of $500 bales at low prices
for the better qualities.
Ordinary; I N 7AWrrcs Midillts . N rs
Low Niddlirg @ skHMdslng Fair a4 q -
M'dding 81 q s;4NfFait ......thk
SUGAR 500 hhas we're cold At unchanged
prices, Fair TO fully fair go a Az.
MoLAssEs. 1900 bbls were sold a. 1sHaisc.,
the outside frr'e the ruling rate for pri,r.
FLOUR Sales goo bbls. ST. Louis at IS IS; 1oo
in Plots Il, SO 2o 60 extrs at IS rs and goo to ar.
rive at 80 s2k
WHIsKET GO hbts Rec,if.d sold A. 47r
P0PK Mess retailing at AZ.
BACON 4s casks Prime Sides sold In lets At
% cents
LARD. Al tie ces Prime were sold n fnr
LARD OIL. 10 hbIs chilled sold NJ Soc ~ Rat.
CANDLES 100 be.es Star we're sold At 24c
INDIA BAGgINa 90 bales were sold at 12kc.
cash and so bales At 1254c 60 days adding interest
GuNNY BAGS 100000 in bundles sold atsc
The Weekly comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1853-1855, 1854-11-19

A HARD Hrr.-About the hardest
hit We have seen Is the following,
whic, is contained in John Mitchel's
recent letter to Archbishop Hugh
es:
Now does yonr Grace see anything
SO horrible in plantation Of negroes :
Are you not aware that priests, hish-
ops, monasteries, yea, Popes, have
held slaves ? Yet it is not wonderful
that you should not covet plantation
in the South 50 long as you possess
that enviable piece Of property. Cal
vary Cemetery. where I see by the
newspaper AS of your flock were
buried last week at q rate Of FIVE dol
lars per corps TO you. I wish your
Grace joy. ! shall be almost tempted,
instead Of well stocked plantation in
Alabama, to wish for = we'll peopled
grave yard on Long Island.