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HON w s. HARRY.

This eloquent gentleman prominent member OF the
last Congress from the State Of Mississippi, is doing
good service in the present remarkable in that
State. He declined nomination for reelection 10 Con-
gress but has consented candidate for the State
legislature The following most graphic and interesting de-
scripton Of his services in the present from the
pen of distinguished gentleman in Mississippi, formerly
leading wing:
Barry has become candidate the legislature in
Lowndes county, hisss pp-James I. Hanissen the
other side. Wehave hot work the best both sides
Barry is perfect Saul among the children OF Israel
there among them goodlier person than hefrom
his shoulders and upwards he higher than any Of the
pe He is dealing death blows among the know nothngs
they quietly and steahiy crept along until they had half
Of the in this county members Of their councils The
only hope smoke the democrats again. OF the
wings have hope. Barry in the hot shot, chain
balls canister and grape, komb-shels and rockets He is
making the concave too hot place for democrats
have been for twenty years through good report and
through evil report in adversely and prosperity og cabins
and skins not excepted firm unwayering consist
emit reliable whg and would yet be wing if such party
still existed But by legedeman dissoving
the wing party has faded out and the party
appeared in its place. IL have been sold and transferred
shall demur the contractrst, for want of mutually
takes two to make bargain, and not consulted ;
second it is madam pacvoid for want of consideration
the know nothing PLATFORM being rotten is Of value
third, it is void for fraud being secret conspiracy
and eraud citizens out Of their civil and religious
rights fourth it is both madam prohJitan and clan
whg, in 1870 swallowed goody quantity of humbug,
but it of quality somewhat amusing and altogether
harmless 1t harmed but the vampires The hum
bug OF 1910 prescribed or religion
neither did it set the mark Of Cain upon any for
other crime but that of being foreign born The
of other chimes have always heretofore been welcomed
land of equal rights by all parties and at all times until the
grand discovery of the know nothngs that they
democratic ticket and sometimes get Offices Since then, the
1.s,k Aavti a.
the country. God forbid that should Join in the
hue and cry lend myself TO any humbug raught with
much danger in order to beat the democrats Heretofore
always reoiced to hear the muerings Of that
that overwhem them. But hasten to the
and If they doomed to sink beneath the overwhen
ing tide Of anaticism rejoice go under with them. 1t
will be but the sinking of Gods luminary in the but
hours Of darkness viii intervene it again cgds
with light and beauty am glad to hear you say that
the divided democracy about unite and orerrheim
them Conservative Of all parties should unite to drive
fanacsm from the land. In this with you,
soul and intellect, body and brains"
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'The Buffalo Courier and Albany Argus, hsrdshel dem
organs deny that union between their people and
the know nothngs intended Do they then to fight
their hook, for few years psst2 What is this
but to insure success the aboons otherwise called
pubcansY what is but to subject happy Union
to ordeal than it yet passed through
and which many sagaeious believe that it cannot
vve IL in emergency like the present democrats can
unite bat their against each other We
might well not have any democracy"
mac York Journal Of Commerce.
Advice SO sincere and true imperative in its nature
and patriotic in its object who disregard having
recollection of past difficulties successfully
scous Of the imminent dangers of the present who in
dulges in faint hope Of prosperous utureY II
this time Of peace season of safe repose, the
wornany weakness of resentment for wounded vanity
might be excused and the questionable decency of family
dssensions might be overlooked if not tolerated. The
time for prompt vigorous and concerted action has arrived
At this hour democrat quit his post with the
wretched inward promise that he viii resume his place
after the battle has been fought without classifying his
principles sacrificing his character The national ship
is surrounded by OF pratcal cruisers with
picked up from PROSTATE parties and defeated fac
TONS yet animated by object and fighting under
common flag. The siaunch old vessel has weahered
many storm in safety and has emerged from many des-
perate enga cement crippled il may be, but with her tim
beers whole and sound to the She do again,
she do but il officers and agree only
to disagree not If the Of complaint succeeded
by the deep breahings OF resentment for real magna
ny wrongs and action becomes parayzed from divided
counsel VIII the democratic abandon the deck
their guns because the the wheel belongs this
that mess that the euenants suspected of keeping
queer company when ashore, that the cook has been
detected in downright avorsm when dispensing favors
from the galley? Suppose the gallant trs of the Con-
suon' had refused TO light match until the heroic
Hull had given satisfactory pledges that certain officers
should be degraded and their places filled by promotions
from the crew. Or suppose the heroes who gained such
mperishsble aucs under Scott and Taylor had refused
to draw trigger until certain colonies and captains had
been disgraccd the pposition that they exercised
undue share of influence headquarters The parallel is
exaggerated the oyerstated foe far more
eacherous than the Mexican far nsolent than the
English and far INSCRIPTIONS and vindctive than
the two combined, assailing the only constu-
tiona party of the country at all points What would
tcommon prudence founded in of common danger
suggestto present broken front from differences and
dssensions and thus be gnomniously beaten in detail
or animated BY one hope desire one object to drive
back the enemies OF ne Union and the foes Of the
constitutions and in the exulnt shouts of victory lose all
recollection of the ealouses Of the past and se all sell
fish aspirations for the future?
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THE NORTH AND THE SOUTH.

The only question which has heretofore eoparded and
threatens the perpetuy Of the Union is that Of slavery
The danger lies in its sectional geographical character
This question formed the chief difficulties which for long
time prevented the adoption Of the constitution How the
difficulty finally solved the provisions Of the instru-
ment themselves tell The slave trade was to be ter
minated after 1908; modified representation allowed ac-
cordng the number OF slaves and obligation to de-
liver up iugves from service labor" These are the
concessions found necessary union and
faithful adherence to them is essential maintain it.
The reflections which these remarks necessarily lead
will be considered inopporune by those who cherish
An attachment for federal government What good
has it produced What good does it promise II
strc, adherence be observed to those constitutional
siran,s and obligations formed for its guidance
Amid the ianatcism and excitement which shaking
the institutions OF the country would appeal to the
sober of the North look the dangers that
round them and act while the privilege left them Let
them consider that in the sectional strife now 80 6ercey
aroused while the question at the North at best one OF
philanthropy OF political power the South regards it
one OF personal and political safety.
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ELOQUENT AND TRUE.

The London England) Advertiser speaking OF the Uni
ted States and Great Britain the following language
Contemplate England grooming with taxation and strug
Cling in sanguinary war; with her trade deranged
popuace her the corrupt machine
ogarchy and her squandered for she
not what and contrast her with Amerca-tbe America
that British cabinet ministers treat with much nder-
ence whose cultvatng the peace
whose is gathering golden harvest to the nation
She il that stands boldly forward her civil greatness
she is that presents striking contrast the military
potsms of Europe she it thatwith her thousand miles
of unguarded coast her unwaed cities, her meagre navy
combines within herself the elements necessary great mil
tary nation Peace eigns at her resde her throne
in mourning Her legislators devising relieve
overlooking treasury her trade is vigorous her people
are increasing beyond comparison in wealth, her govern
ment cheap and useful Would that could say
same England spends her blood and treasure in fight
ing the battles Of unthankfu neghbors America fights
only her battles-she fights them quick and WE'LL.
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very large number of the odline wing organs in the
State Of New York exhibit unequivocal symptoms OF
volt the idea Of being transferred ths abolition camp
of Seward Weed & Co. The Poughkeepsie Eagle in view
Of the pending rade INDUCES in the following sensible
remarks:
But IT, the other hand, plan is foot dissolve
disband the whig party and put up flag after the old
plan followed Of having parties for day. with
permanent bond ofunion under which victories
value if obtained with present views shall
oppose and expect nothing from IL but ultimate il
mediate defeat. We regard permanence Of the fret
elements any party, and that in politics. bus
ines continual changes efecuo serenpes Of succcs
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@THE YOKE OF DEMOCRATIC POWER

ne LyHchUurg FtrgHMu NWhigJ rouhdIy ABUSES the
wings who voted for Henry A. Wise. II says
g 1t is painful and Notifying reflection that the yoke Of
democratic power should thus have been fastened
of this Commonwealth for the next onr years by the
heretofore calling themselves whgsby the men
who have long and calamity struggled against the
abuses the corruptons and the tyranny of democratic
for those whg politicians who have thrown themselves
into the Of the democracy for the sake of the spo
they, Of course, will look with compacency and delight
the work they have assisted in doing Visions of anticipated
hono and emoluments will alay all their quams Of
science"
1t will be from this that the only great object Of
the wings in joining the knownothngs is 10 destroy The
democratic party The democrats coaxed and wheedled
by the promise that IL they unite with the wings in the
organization they shall have party but II
appears that this party to be the old whg
abolition party, only under another Woe unto the
Nhgs who dare 70 onpose this dcectahle scheme
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Lord John Russell is not even spared By his former

Lord John Russell is not even spared by his former
champions and culogisc admirers The London DAILY
News the special organ of the fallen minister says:
90 The exultng, deep mouthcd vrulence with which a
large proportion Of the press has opened upon Lord
Russell to be expected. The DECISIVE laughter with which
his last nights attempt at explanation received in the
House of Commons it in human abstain
FROM But to such attacks all public times liable
Many statesmen who have both begun and closed
with unbounded popularity have had pass the
of temporary storms OF public dsapprobaton The hopeless
of Lord Johns arises the silent
dgaofion w ~hch those cho trusted him hare his
recent corfessions."
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-------- 49,
LIFE AND TIMES OF GEN. CAsS

1t is announced that J. G. Derby will publish, by sub
scrpon @The Life and Times of General Cass' 1t will
be issued in large volume Of 500 pages, uniform in
style and with Bentons Thirty Years in the Seu-
ate" and will be printed under the superintendent OF
General Cass himself The varied Of so
closely identified with the early history and progress Of
country in its domestic and foreign relations fail
constitute work Of standard value, especially if re-
vsed by the impartial end experienced statesman of Mchi
gan himself s ssf aNiai3 ea 1854
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HON. a. 0. 2. NICHOLSON.

This gentleman is absent in Tennessee, doing yeo
mans for the democratic party in the exciting
test be decided in that State Thursday next the
I'd of August Calm argumentative and convincing, he
attracts crowds wherever he speaks and
and respect all parties by his candor and fair dealing
The democratic papers speak Of him rendering great
service by his logical and fearless exposures Of the doctrines
Of the party.
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WHAT HE is WILLING TO SUSTAIN.

Blind zeal and impotent rashness assume with some
men, the nvcteracy and vruenee Of chronic disease
The editor of the New York Courier often as he has
made the attempt has failed to change his constitutional
malady with his coat After making clumsy leap from
the ranks of the odne wings into the embraces Of abo-
tionism, the belligerent gentleman exclaims
sWe would rather thousand vote for Garrison and
Tappan President and Vice President than amey submit
for an hour to the humiliation which the South put
us by the repeal Of the Missouri Compromise"
Garrison and Tappan say:
ono Union with av eholders The United States consti
tuition covenant with death and agreement hell
These the men and the sentiments the New York
Courier and Enquirer procaims itself willing sustain
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Governor Gardner Of Massachusetts, having transmitted
to Governor Adams Of South Carolina series Of resolu-
tons passed by the legislature Of Massachusetts favor Of
the Frenchspolaon claims and another series relative to
the Territory of Kansas with request that he would
NIT them to the Legislature Of South Carolina he replied as
York Tribune probably regarding Massachusetts, since
her notification act as no longer belonging to the Ameri-
Union
cannot consent, under existing circumstances to be
the medium Of communicating any action OF the
of Massachusetts, to tho State which have honor
preside.n 90 1911 rs. h. ~
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pRoposEp STATE CONVENTION IN yIRGINIA.

The Danville Republican contains the proceedings OF
democratic meeting in Ptsyvania Courthouse, on their
last court day. take into consideration the proprety OF
recommending democratic State convention Hon. w.
NJ. Tredway addressed the meeting, and offered long
preamble and resolutions which adopted
The first resolution speaks Of the dangerous condition OF
the country and declares il the 6s great duty of every
patriot avert tie calamity Of disunon the second de-
that safety lies only in strict construction the
fifth declares "open and unqualified opposition to the
know-nothngs be the paramount duty OF every Chris
tan patriot and American
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The ritual of the know nothing order Kentucky has been
changed not to dsqualify from becoming mem
Der who has a Catholic wife, Boitinorc American
In Louisiana the ritual Ear modified as to permit
Mrs. Derbgnys Catholic husband to run IA tho know
nothing candidate for governor in that State
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Va ASIiINGTON CITY.
SATURDAY MORNING, JULY 2s, 1855.

n fsKAEL JAMKs, No Iu2 South Tenth Ph.iade
p4s, general travelling agent. assisted by Wn II WELD
ins rol1ss, J.aEs DEsxss, j. HAasrr r. s. JAsks Inos
y. Mes, r. w. MoRHIsos, II. w. WILEY WA l.. WArraxAs
A AZ u, cARsos, ID. X mUsrn, hem r. swAx, T. AsasAs
and Y. DAVIS.
81 Henry A. Lewis, OF Montgomery Alabama, IL
ta syrg for States Of Aabss and Tennessee
ssea ~ r. Laws, JAMES o. Lxwts. and SAMUEL d. LAWS
~ N . Vs. IAnss, No. HaIrson street. Cincinnati, Ohio. Is
gnrra collecting the Western states and Texas
aasist by H. TnoaAs s. w. RAasAr WILLIAM II. TnomAs,
Inos a. O. Nj l.. WsEnAH A. L. CniLDs, and Dr. VIII
fRwis. Receipts OF either good
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the SEWARD KNow-NorHINas.

Mr. Seward is gradually developing his policy for New
York He is resolved, If he cannot control the know
nothngs to break them up by counter organizations Ac-
cordngly learn from the New York Herald there is
call for the Seward knownothngs meet AT Rochester
the sst of July There are says the Herald zone hundred
and fifty councils of this abolition concern in the State
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Corps Of Engineer.

First Lieut. Jealous b. Towers be captain, July l. 1855,
having fourteen years continuous service euten
ant"
First Lieut. Horao G. Wright to be captain, July J. 1855.
having served fourteen years continuous service as ieuten
ant"
Second Lieut. Andrew j. Donclson be first lieutenant,
March g. 1885, vice Mcclellan appointed captain in LIST reg
ment Of cavalry.
Second Lieut. James c. Duane to be first lieutenant July
l, 1855, vice Tower, promoted.
Second Lieut. Walter H. Stevens to be first lieutenant,
July I, 1855 vice Wright, promoted.
Brevet I'd Lieut. William r. Cragh 10 be second lieuten-
ant, March D. 1855, vice Doneson promoted.
Brevet ID Lieut. George w Gusts Lee TO be second lieu
tenant March 1855 The date Of Capt X h. Lees appoint
mcnt as lieutenant colonel of I'd cavalry.
Corps Of Typographical Engineers.
First Lieut. Amiel w. whppe be captain, July 1865,
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The President has recognised Wilhelm Fenker as consul
Of Nassau for the State of Wisconsin, and Charles wendt
consul OF Brunswick and Luneburg for the States Mich
igan and Iowa and the Territory OF Minnesota
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wAR DEPARTMENT..

General Orders, Wan DEPARTMENT,
Adjutaut Generals Office
No. 10. Washington, July 49, 1855.
Promotions and appointments in the army Of the United
States made by the President since the publication Of Gen-
eral Orders Noe g. and o. of the th and 26th of March,
and Sd of July, 1855.
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NOTICE..

HAVING purchased the interest Of Dr..
IL R. H. Day in the Drug Store Of Wad-
dill II Day. and resumed business upon INV
own account, my old friends and patrons
are informed that, feeling thankful for
PAST FAVORS, | claim their custom for
the future.
The same attention heretofore given to
the careful selection Of PURE DRUGS
and the scrupulous regard had to the dis
pensing them, will, hope. secure me an
INCREASED SHARE Of patronage. Z
mar. 81 H. T. WADDfLL.
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II. T. w ADDILL.l

sf1.roi~ nag AT HIS - stAJA Il
DRUG AND CHEMICAL NYysRE..
Church Street. 500 - 5F-'I'Fl
fFER for sale large and complete
" assortment Of DRUGS, MEDICINES.
SURGICAL INSTRUMENTS. CUPP-
ING GLASSES, SOAPS, DENTlFRI-
CES: SHAVING, HAIR. TOOTH, NAIL
PAINT and WHITE WASH BR USHES,
together with all the ' RI. 800
MOST POPULAR PATENT MEDICINES.
OF the day-all Of. which they offer for
sale on the most reasonable terms. .-.,
U Buying our Medicines in the North
rom IMPORTING. HOUSES, and receiv-
lug FRESH SUPPLIES treqas ntly during
the year, we are prepared, at all times, to
fill all orders in our line in satisfactory
manner and ask our friends generally to
give us trial, that we may prove to
them that it is to their interest as well as
ours, to patronize us.
aug. 2s-tf H T. WADDILL.
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M ARSF'S Improved Elastic Sus-
A'A pender Shoulder Brace. the object
Of which is to correct habitual stopping
round and crooked shoulders, weak back
and chest. and to preserve that erect and
graceful position which is indispensable to
health and beauty it is adapted to Men,
Women and Children OF all ages, occupa-
tons and conditions: it is light, yet strong
perfectly elastic, simple, and beautifully
I"liiIs the object designed. For sale by =
Oct4. WV. BoGE1.. Druggist.
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Dry Lemonade.

INHIS Preparation is concentration OF
i. the property Of the best Lemon and
Sugar, which qialihes the article to pro-
d"ce simultaneously superior Lemonade,
and make it more convenient than Lemon
Syrup or Lemons. not being liable to spoil
whatever climate it may be transferred to.
Its usefulness with Parties. Picncs and the
travelling community is obvious, and for
persons that undertake long voyages it
will prove to be an eilectual preventative
Of Scurvy.
lnyalIds may also use it with advan-
tage whom prescribed by Physicians. Pre-
pared only by WIN BOGEL, 7
Druggist and Apothecary.
To whom all orders must be addressed.
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THE subscribers have row on hand
L splendid assortment of Carriages and
Harness, comprising every variety, to
which the attention Of purchasers is mvi-
ted. -
we also manufacture to order, and re-
par all kinds of Carriages, in a superior
manner. Plantation Wagons, Carts. Wheel
and Dirt Barrow made TO order, and kent
on hand at all times. All kinds of Smith
work made and repaired. 4.lr.
full assortment of Iron. Iron Axles,
Springs and Trimming materials, on hand
tor sale. Also Plantation and Wagon
Planters and others are invited to exam.
me our stock, before purchasing. At the
old stand, corner Church and Main street
Jan-26ly. W. +. TUNNARD & ca
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FIELDING yUSSELMAN.
wholesale and Retail Dealer in all kinds
OF C0NFECTIONARIES,

Conner of Third and Laurel SITS, (nearl,
opposite the Bank Baton Rouge Il
HAVING this day REDUCED his prices,
IL he is prepared to furnish all kind OF
CANDY at WHOLESALE and RETAIL. on
more favorable terms than can be had in N.
Orleans; and having experienced workman,
his candy will always b. PURE and FRESH:
care being taken that no ",ieleterious ingre.
dent" is used in its manufacture, as is too
often the case with confectionery purchased
at AUCTIONS and from irresponsible houses.
ne trusts that the trade Of this, and the
adjoining parishes, will give him their or
ders to fill, which he is prepared to do to
any amount, having made arrangements for
the best quality Of sugar in market, and be.
ing in correspondence with one of the large
est houses in New York, to supply him with
fancy confectionery and articles in his line.
September 7,-y.
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Petroleum, orR0ck oil,
Rnlon Rougc Steam Corn win.

RatOn ROUgc Steam Corn Mills.
IHHE above establishment. situated O,
l. corner OF North and Main streets i,
now IN working order, and any demand
for Fresh Ground Corn Meal. can be
promptly supplied 1r.tf
ga meal cart will. for the accommo-
cation OF customers, make the circuit of he
city every Monday, Thursday and Sa.ur-
day: Meal will also be kept at the store
OF The Undersigned, opposite the Harvey
House. JOSHUA BEAL.
June 20 SAY. ETTi# U
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FRESH ARRIVALS.

FRESH ARRIVALS, s-E
THE undersigned has Just received per
Empire City, .tiI--a
$50 lbs. Gum Arabic Lozenges, of all flavors
50 do Gum va bic Paste. Vanilla & Rose.
so do Jujube Drops, assorted. '' y
Is do Licorice do do tH b.
50Np India Paste, ID.
lOOV 10 Tolu Drops,
so do Pate de Guimsuve, H
so do Marshmellow drops. .....-..
ESQ do Juinbe paste, rose, lemon 4 Orange.
so do 1olu do. IL boxes Spruce Gum.
100 do Chocolat DIES Families. Z
50 do do de Sante.
SO do do a la Vanilla, etc.
For sale at reasonable prices, by ..t
oct ls-y WIN. BOGEL, Druggist.
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COrns Cured and NO Hum bug.
THE original Three Minute salve will
l. efectually remove and cure Whorts,
Moles, Corns, letter, Salt Rhenm, Ring
Worm and Toothache in from 3 to 10 min
utes. Fnll directions accompany each Wall
call immediately before it is all cold. ,1
octl4. WIN BOGEL, Druggist. ~