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R.apIpEs CORRESPONDENCE.

-,se1,.-.s ALEXANDRIA. Sept, s. 1855.
Editors Crestent-an ny communication Of the 2Sd ut
promised to kesp you advised Of what was going on IL
Rapides and avail myself thu present opportunity to re-
deem my promise.
have been Of tsnasnt persons from psccs where the
disease prevails It is probable however that it win pre-
vailhers 80 sn epidemic;
wrote you on Friday the Slss ult had storm that
did much damage to the crops.
informed you In my last that the erous nm paxou
gspdes and on he river were light but AKA NJ ~
the crops in other portions Of the parish On Rs1os
Boe Lsmonris and Robert they better, yet there
neghborhood they are very good.
The political 10 still Of an exciting obarootar
both parties are as their post equally ardent and deter.
mined.
have seen and conrsrsed with men from derent nor
ons Of the parish since my last from them learn that
the feeling in favor Of change Of our NATURALIZATION
laws In still unehanged and 1t Is believed by sons Amt
there will be good many Democrats who Win vote ths
American ticket SHOULD .hs DO the case Rapides may
be put down as largely American.
The people this parish tired Of ol.oocraoy eon
sequenty there arc many Democrats that will not only
vote fof the candidates. but also for thu
At barbecue ct Holioways Prairie ten miles east Of
Aexandra on Friday the Gath alt Mr. Lewis the Amer
lean candidate for Congress from this DISTRICT
the people in bis usual powerful style His
argument understand, was an unanswerabls one MI
Barlow the American candidate for District Attornau
alse delivered an address Mr. Hunter one Of tho emo
cratic candidates for the Legislature ana editor MARTIN
tbs Louiana Democrat also addressed the people An
ernor Walker the President Of the meeting Introduced
him as his Is beautiful friend" whersupon Frenchman
who was In the crowd, in hurried accents exclaimed
where be my wife whore be my wife, no does want
her to sss dat man-sne be IN do family way and no
doee want child deformed This the way tins story
goes.
The present political contest has caused great display
Of Demoshensan power Il haa enabled the seconcsited
to sxpel the 9. With which they been inflated One Of
these his audience in the preliminary
remarks his maiden speech By giving them an seoont
Of bis early @ Holding up bis hands to their vsw b
doubt be enjoyed his catfish sports yery mach for calves
fond Of sportiDg With each other The Democrats az
Lewis Tsxsda has left his through North Loui
sana He was to have met Mr. lewis at Marigny, in 81
bine parish and then they wond canvass this Congress
sonsi District together Two more gallant spirits nere
never engaged in 4 better sause.
The last tina heard from WieklIfe and Noise, they
in Mansneld Desoto parish making converts to hs
American party They made We understand twelve CON
verts there
We understand that Noise was Missed of the stand at
Sabine mot for dirty shirt but for baokguar
ism This treating this vulgar political demagoeue as
he deserved JurIts.
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ST. BERNARD CORRESPONDENCE.

pARfsa or ST. BERsARp, Sept. u, 1855.
Editors Crsieat-Ths editor Of the Plequemines Me-
tonsls paper written In doubtful French and in low
vulgar and upgrammatieal Engsh-in his issue Of the
9th hasthougbt proper 70 devote hreefourths OF
column In defence Of Gen. Laooste against he says the
apersons Of the anonymous st. Bernard correspondent
Of the Crescent In the of hs article this model
knight of the quill calls me slsnderer caumpiator
Why Because prefer to give my support to Mr. Duc.os
readers Who have perused my letters will also deny that
have ever written single line which can be contravened
as ofentiye to Gen Laeoste have only said that Mr.
Ducros Ia far superior NAH far regards ability and
learning to the gentleman who the Senatorial
togand this the editor Of the Plaqusmnes print knows
to be true As to his argument about Gen Lacostss in
oreaspg popularity in the Empire Parish every body &C.
quantsd with that section OF the State knows to be
false. Will the editor Of the National inform me how
many friends Gen Lseoste has of late gained at the Bazs
and Southwest Pass. @5
Ar AMRsrcAN
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Lou1s1AsA.-The opelousas Patriot Of the 9Th

LoUIsIANA.- The opelousas Patriot Of the 9Th
states that the Town Council has taken steps to establish
quarantine but that the matter thus far amounts to
almost nothing The Patriot has the following para
graph. -
Last Friday night and Saturday morning our parish
was visited with strong winds and heavy rains which did
much damage to the crops The corn cotton and cane
IN macy places were prostrated all more or less in
Jnrea The rains then and since the heaviest we
have mad Rnce hast September and have been sucient
20 raise all OF our streams. The Gourtabeau is high
enough to allow the largest boss reach washington
cation. .i=4f1=ss- ~
We learn from the Monroe Register Of the 6 that the
ousehita river was rising rapidly at that point.
The editor of the Morchouss Advocate 10 highly In.
censsd at unknown person stealing his chickens
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Gelesrapben to the Dailn 0reseent
ARRIVAL OF THE ARIEL,

FKw YohK, Sept, lathe steamer Ariel from Hayre,
has arrived Her adyioes from England are to tie LIST
inst Her news is unimportant On Saturday morning
Consols were quoted at Ok T& II
The Quarantine.
The Board Of Health Of New York have ordered that
vessels from Norfolk and Portsmouth sha be
until the LIST November.
New York Market.
The Cotton market to-day dull with declining ten
dsney Sales to-day Of 1000 baea Mddling 1910 per
pound. Floar steady, With an upward tendency Pork
firm and tending upward. Rio Coffee 1l&c. Muscovada
Sugar So; Orleans Moasses Bic.
River Intelligence. q..,,ss55
LouIsrLK, Sept The river Ii at stand with about
seven feet In the Canal
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APPOINTMENTS.

New ouLEASs, Sept. A, 1855
We are authorised to state that Mr.. RAspELI. HyNr
will address the people Of the following named places,
the days designated:
Vidalia, Concordiar Saturday, Sept. 18th.
st. Joseph, Tensas, Monday. Sept. 17th
Winnsboro Franklin, Wednesday, Sept. 18th.
Richmond, Madison, Saturday Sept. 22d.
Lake Providence, Carroll Tuesday Sept 2sth. -.
Bastrop, Morehouse. Thursday, Sept. 18th.
Monroe, Ouachita, Saturday, Sept. Goth. ..
Farmerville Union, Monday, Oct. LIST.
Vernon, jackson, Wednesday, Oct. Sd. 5000
Minden, Claiborne, Saturday, Oct 9th.
Shreveport Caddo, Monday, Oct, Sch. 49,
Mansfield, DeSoto, Wednesday, Oct. 10th.
Natchitoches Natchitoches Friday, Oct 18th
Alexandria, Rapides, Tuesday, Oct 10th.
Marksvie, Avoyelles Thursdsy, Oct 18th.
0pelousas, st Landry, Monday, Oct. 22d
vermillonvils, Lafayette, Wednesday, Oct. 9th.
g Msrtinsvie, 81 Martins, Thursday, Oct 18th.
Franklin, st. Mary, Saturday, Oct 9th.
Thibodaux, Lafourche, Monday, Oct 2ash.
Mr. Hunt upon his return will visit the Florida par
ishes, of which due notice will be given.
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PLATFoR RIM
or TIE AMERICAN PARTY or LOUISIANA.

~ edsocase an smeAament u sos Na.uiAAsa a
with proper 70 me purity OF tnt
sctase franchise.
We advocate me passage q suon laws as WAL PEI
vent the Immigration o. paupeln ana CRIMINALS W ts
country
We oppose any ntsEisrsnce y tne ves.ea ngn'S %
all persons wnsfnef snsy oe o. nauss o. ioassn
the fsdsaersi eAcsps ZOE tns %
our eonssltas,oasa l'ehts- !.
D We adsocsts : hlgn National foiloy, ausa . wan
aozd stern and unwaveEpg proseetoA 70 tne Amsfcah
name abroad and WI follow and guard 'ne American
E citizen wherever ne moves
" We bsieye soas Ames'os snousa oe 9oseansa y
snscIlns e. sns oacs IN.
alons tns on estanase tnssrumene o. 1eofm N snis
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The Great Book or TIE Krear.
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Or, Life Scenes As Thew Are.

0ne volume ao 4ls pages Embsshed with beautiful orr
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No imaginary beings Introduced to give effect fnh
snre Real Life furnishes enoush examples Of virtue
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perfectly with the deepest feelings ths
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wv copisa ssni mail posi- paid receipt Of hs pEies.
E WI, WHITE SMITH, Puhlishsr,
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MoREHousE PARISH - The Americans of
Morehouse met in Parish Convention Oh the
10Th ult,, OF Bastrop. The Bastrop Advocate,
Of the 9th, gives an interesting account of the
proceedings, from which we take the following
extract sfr l#
30 soon as this body organised and the rules OF
proceedings adopted the nominations Of candidates. far
the various Offices gone into. DIR. j. NJ billiard Was
proposed for Representative A. j. Bobo for sheriff
James Buasey, for Clerk N. Greenwood for Coroner
and Hevern other citizens for Assessor Net one Of ths
candidates was present at the nesting No iutrsgusno
scheipg for votes interest character.
ICED the proceedings The high and justly deserved est-
nation In which the several gentlemen nominated were
held BY their fellow citizens the sole
which influenced their choice.
We are happy to learn that the American
party Of Morehouse is in a very fourishing con-
dition, and that the prospects for glorious
triumph in November are very good DR. Bard,
anti American candidate for superintendent Of
Public Education, lately made speech there,
which resulted in several conversions to the
American canse. Noise, Bard and Wicklae,
make numerous converts to our side wherever
they 60.
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ouAcuIrA PARISH. The Americans of the
parish Of ouaohita lately held a convention,
AMI nominated the following gentlemen as can
didates for the various offices prefxed to their
names. We have, good reason to believe that
the whole ticket will be elected by handsome
majority & .s
For Representatives. NJ. Ross; for Sheriff. john r.
Fenner for Clerk B. y. Canthorn for Assessor W. W.
Patrick for Coroner, r. g. Rice.
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mr. We seldom recommend a manufactured

incidence believing thai Mature herself psrfs
rapidly sotuay than be accomplished By the
vegetables medical iencs But Ia the matter oil
chronic about it, which often defy
healthy action Of she digestive
organ usquensy hppsns that thousands usr for
years body indigestion and its
kindred ills. auch HooFLAND's GERMAN BITTEas pre-.
O. NJ JaCoe truly most valuable prsparss
incidence giving healthy action to the ach, and
highly erviceabls all especially during
spring Dyspepsia cured by patient
and all those suffering under This cad
malady application to she Depot Of Hoo
Bster lao Arch street. Pbladelphls. See
tsemen SEQ imd&W
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NEWORIiEANs, JACKSON AND GREAT NORTHERN
RALRoADThe attention of our readers is called to the
advertisement of the New orleans jackson and Great
Northern Railroad Company in another column giving
notice Of change in the hour Of departure Of tho
senger and mail train for osyka intermediate sta
lions This change Is made in accordance with con-
tract to carry the United States mails The trains leave
New Orleans daily at half past p NJ arriving at osyka
at haif.past M, leaving osyka daily at A NJ and
arriving at New Orleans al IL A. N. All mail matter
must be put in the Post ONCE.
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STATE ITO EFT
FOR GOVERNOR,
CHARLES DERBIGNY,

81 CHARLES DEHBlGNY,
OF JEFFERsoN.
FOR LIEUTENANT GOVERNOR,
LOUIS TExAnA,
or KArIDEs,
FOR sEoRETARY oF1sTATE,
ROBERT G.. BEALE,
or EAST RATION ROUGE.
F0R5sTATE TREAsURER, +
]. v. DUKALDE,i
OF WEST RATION RoueE.
FOR AUDITOR STATE
WALTER ROsSMAN,
or CLAIBORNE
FOR ATTORNEY GENERAL.
RANDELL HUNT,
58 OF ORLEANS.
ToR SUPERINTENDENT OF EDUCATION,
o. D. ETIILMAN,
OF ouAcHiTA
FOR CONGRESS-,
Firm Dississ- GEO. EUsTIs. Jr.
ssssna 1isria-THEeD0RE g. HUNT,
7zta Disstsa-PREsT0N POND. Jr.
zsaaA Disrss--WILLIAH b. LEWIS.
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THE OAMvAss--RApI

Nxtraes from letter frex Alexanarla dated Cd inst:
We have had some Withdrawals from this parish bas
nothing like the number published In che Iouisiann
Democrat Maay OF those pubahad do net live in the
parish others say they have not left the party and
authorized their names to be published Tom o. Moors
ana Gen. Walker are going around In this parish AND
asing every exertion to daeat car party, but We ,e ,p
fkst. haitl
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REMOVALS. will be seen by his card in
another column, Cal WILlAN CaRIsrY has removed his
Office from St Charles street to No. Union street.
between St Charles and oarondelst where he wall be
prepared at all times 10 attend to all demands upon his
professional business And-stopi Wswere about say
something concerning the eoonsl's ability experience
etc. when that such remarks would be en-.
trey out Of place Therefore, only refer to his GARD
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The State Republican Convention Of Pennsyl-
yanis which met d. Pitshurs the oih nst nominated
Psnmore williamson of ressnt slave rescue noteristy,
candidate for Canal Commissioner,
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THk MAHa.-The Northern and Eastern mail
due yesterday failed from beyond Baltimore.
Ihis y the second failure this week from thai
p0ans. which, with other failures. count up til,
AAAAafes Y About fifty per cent. for this week.
- - Sasoaez and vickshurg packet hatcher
,'' ~ yss1efday NTH tolarAble cargo, say
only Soai hslss cotton. The Nasobar dsnsrt.
aes'n this evening 1t the usual hour, S o'alook
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The STEAMER LoursA.-This favorite packet,
under charge of Capt. NJ Whites departs this evening
for Vtcksbus and all intermediate landings at the usual
hour say O'Clock Al DESTROYS of having freight satisfy
aessred as also passengers travelling for businsss
plsaaurs, will take into consideration that the Loxisa
offers tho great dsHiderstun, safety and comfort.
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RkfaxeE Pianos,

NV al EtDEE A tWFGV5s n
The subscriber has for Twelve PLEyEL
PrCcoLo PIANOS Of various styles prices.
Also fne assortment Of
SQUARE PIANOS,
from the celebrated Factories Of HALLETT DAVIS CO.,
Boston, and sToDART. Of New York.
B Persons Of fns fequ call and
examine. H. D. HEWITT Agent,
sells 2p6s No. 2g Camp strsst
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MAoKIsoN & MURPHY 80 We would call the
attention Of steamhost captains planters and others to
the advertisement Of this firm found In another eolun
They are prepared to do a work in the soppss tia and
shest-iron line, with despatch and In workmanliks
manner S.fi
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The FRAGRANT NEED. = Wills, Rawlins &
Co., corner Of Tohoaptoulas and Grayier streets are nov
receiving eonsgnments Of tobacco fresh from the best
manufacturers. See advertisement.
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Ns.eacster, H'ass Bessty.asysess 81 Co..
COPPER, TIN, AND SHEET IRON WORKERS,
..,1np....

So AND 81 FRONT, SO AND IS FULTON STREETS
Heating and Cooking Stoves Tin Ware, Cans
Pumps Force Lift Pumps Cocks Globes
Wisea hsnng Dhs Tea and Coffee Uurns Dish Cup Basks
etc, etc.
Manufacturers Of Shse Iron Chmnes Fire Beds
Escape Pipes Juice Boxers, Fsrers. Csppsr Worms Stills
Clarifying Kettles ETC., Wrought Iron Pfe all Rubber HoAe
etc., etc.
Agents for Worhngton Safety Steam Pumps B. p. Kass's Fire
Pumps, schsfss Steam Vacuum Gauges FAbera Magnetic
Wsser Gauge.
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NOTICE.

Gf4t1es q .yasfeSsOss
Rehpocay inform thar friends the public that having
tirely rsf.ed their old stand,
No. Is Charities street,
they have removed their Stock Goods H 70 the
said place. where In addition which, they now opening
and rplefd assortment Of FANCY STAPLE DRY GOODS
received Crescent City Pyramid
and Westminster from New York. shp syre
all Of which will be MONDAY 18th
1sl9 apst cod GIQUEL JAMESON. ls Ch.ttrss street
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PARISH OFFICERS

IN sssif- JOSEPH HUFTY.
For Coroner CHARLES N. OLIVIER.
Fst Distra Aisorasy-M. A. FeUTE.
FoR 0LERRsoF COURTS.
Esst nissri& eosa-NaRBERT TREPAGNIER.
6ssosd Dsriet ceart-R. 9. WHITE.
zzisa Disiris 6oufs-HENRY BEz0U. a*&
sssta Di.s,iss ca4ri-J, d. WALTON,i
sysa Distsses Gsurs--WILIIAM A. Nett.
ssra Dsiriss. eSurs-W. H. REESE.
FOR ASSESSORS.
TURNER, THEODORE BUREL,
JOHN T. DUEOUR. JOHN a. WATKINS.
FOR TAX C0LLE0T0Rs.
Fisst Dsria-THOMAs AsEEW.
sseoad Diss1a -5OsEPu HERNANDEZ,
Third Disiris- DUvRRNEx FARRAR,
xssss pisesss- GEORGE MESsMAN.
FOR JUsTICEs OF THE pEAoE.
Frs Jhsfies-D. r. MITCHELL. a@
Second .n,.ssss- O. M. BaADF0RD.
Third Jsssies-RICHARD RICHARDSON.
EssaA Js.fiss-FRANC0Is CALONGNE.
y MA J,ssias-WM. PILES.
siatA Jussias--
kss'nis Js.fiss g. w. BUF0RDs
FOR OoNsTA BLEs.
xirs Ju,ssss cssrs-WfI.LIAM o. QUIRK.
Second Jaiiet's ceart-J9HN A.. AG ifssE.
Third Jassss 0ssrs-JAs. w. DUPLEssrs,
Fourth hsssies'a Cos-JULEs s0RAPuRu.
I0sA Justiee,s ces,s-F b. HERNANDEZ.
s.rsa Jnaisss cars--,
assssa's .Jassiss'' osaH-LKvE s0IDING.
ST. u 40
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Peansasssy.tp ana Book-Keeps,,a.

EB- NEW CLASSES begin THIS WEEK nj DOL
BEARS WRITING AND BOOKKEEPING EsTAB-
LISHsIENT. 10s Canal sieet. MR A
few easy lessons will correct tho
guaranteed TO ALL Special hours Lsie
Steel Pens apply
Clerks and Book-keepere.
ssl0 9pst@ RUFUS DOLBEAR, los Canal street,
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.HtOrmsass's
BOOK AND STATIONERY EsTABLIsHMKRT,
NO. IA CAMP STREET,
18th Day of September, 1856.

splendid stock Of NEW and CHOICE BOOKS comprising oil
aboys. sse#. sz sells ap9t
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.sEsrhonnnu and RIack IY'aIaaati

STORE FURNITURE FOR SALE.
BLACK WALNUT ropPKD COUNTERS, ten feet long saah,
with drawsr.
BLACK WALNUT COUNTERS With Mahogany Framed casss,
/ UPRIGHT MAHOGANY SHOW CASE.
LARGE FRENCH MIRROR, ~ S's.54iE sE
And pdy Ok Store Farnas fos cheap apply "a
ri sap MIA JULIEN. iss Comp street.,
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F9icss q Co.'s saEnmsessasIes. Safes.
Will DER's TENT,
WITH POWDER PROOF LOCKS. THAT HAVE NEVER BEEN
ROBBED,
IUelpe Years in Use and not a Dollars
Worth Of Books or Papers Destroyed.
nv Au Valuable on hand and
sale by
SOUTHMAYD & HARRISON,
mleapu 50 CAMP STREET
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The FISHERY COMMISSION. = The Halifax
(Nova Seotia) Chronicle understands that after
passing through the Gulf Of Canso, the Fishery
Commissioners will visit Charlottetown, where
H. NJ. sloop-of- Espeigle. Com'r Lambert,
has been for some time waiting to accompany
the commissioners to the northward, under Mr.
Perley's direction:
As the is far advanced it Is not probable the
commissioners will further this year than Gaspc
ing the tho st. Lawrence the Labrador coast
for another beginning earlier lie understood to
be the intention Of the commissioners to their
labors in the Gulf late the will permit and
afterwards them the coast Of the United States
until winter is established Besides the duties specified
in the treaty learn that the commissioners have
csived special instructions from their respective Govern
ments with regard TO the adjustment Of variety of
tiers connected with the fisheries and ths establishment
regulations for the Of British and American
fishermen, where they the fishing grounds
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Cats.ers0oods Celebrated Gtmgss

Osst5seE'sVUUWB GeIsUEfssSts FtssygV
Brandy.
@ This superior liquor, combining all carmnativs,
and aromatic qualities OF sbe Havana Ginger united with
superior article Of BRANDY and which has become
beverage all the cities along ths river we'll
East, introduced into this market time.
The virtass Of Ginger GENTLE pleasant md unirItaiins
soAch have long been exoled tho Medical Faculty. have
been recognised by observer Of hygienc effects
Tbs article presented challenges comparison with any
produced and received the highest need praise
For aalo, by the case, by 5z-
cATHERWoOD q ELMoRE,
nnyi4 SPIT Corner Girod and Commerce strseis
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ga- OFFICE OF THE Howard ASSOCIATION,
IL Camp street, Applications received from NJ
M Eauas 2ptil d.. RICARDO, Seer c.ary.
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gS- We direct particular attention to the
article from the Paris LIE Steele, kindly trans
lated by friend, which appears in another
place. lie Steele, being republican paper,
its views are entitled to more than ordinary
consideration.
The notions of this French journalist corre-
spond, almost identieally, with those entertained
BY the Americans Of the United States, This
is not to be wondered at, for there is not civ
ilized country under the canopy Of heaven
saving and excepting this great Republic
whore devotion to the soil, intense and un-
mingled devotion, is not esteemed the highest
pride and most sacred duty Of every native.
Here, however, the order of nature is reversed,
and no one dare avow himself native Ameri-
can except the risk Of being denounced as .
man capable Of, and intending, the perpetra.
tion of the most horrible transactions.
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Ots, SA0ss assd BrOgasss,

Boots, Sa0ss Gssd Br0gans,
Ek&1 AT WHOLESALE.
H@V landing from ship and store, genera
assortment Of BOOTS SHOES, BRoGANs HATS CAPS,
Plantations supplied prime ITCHING BOOTS. RussET
BooTs BRoGANs, WOOL, MEXICAN PALM LEAF, STRAW and
GAMPEAcHY HATE. At the low make priess,by
jyisapk FROST CO., 10 Magazine szset
Ea9 M0ts, Cape, ste. -+..5y
AT WHOLESALE. -,.. :,
@D t We are constantly receiving general assortment Of
s Fur Cashmere Panama, Lsghon Straw Palm Lsaf MEXICAN
snd Wool HATE, lathe
LOWEST MARKET PRICES.
yIasnkw FROST d co., 10 Magazine street.
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