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YyHE SPECTATOR IS PRINTER IN THE
Il Quarto for-n, on o double royal sheet of snpe-:
rior paper; and Is devoted TO }elles tires, and
scientific and miscellaneous inteliigence. The,
aim of the publisher is to nake il welcome. .yiBL
tor to ever household, where sound knowledge and
correct moral sentiment can be appreciated
With this view he eschews alf the senseless tWad-
die, under the name ofliterature, whicf serves 6l
y to beguile idle.moments;; and strives; oconfne
the matter ofthe SPECTATOR, ), to that which will
leave useful impressions ON the minds Of its read
ers. Besides large weekly amount Of matter ap-:
propriate to papers purely literary the SPECTA-
TOR contains summaries of government dosngs IN
Congress and the Executive Departments The
important news of the day, foreign and dnrnestie;
reviews Of finance and markets; notices of neH
books, new discoveries in art and sciance; new
Inventions inclnding weekly list eof patents is.
sued from the Patent Office, articles on education;
on agriculture, business and domestic economy !;
and candid essays upon the leading topics of the
day IS - 81 IS ~ ss4Ss
Though entertaining for themselves decided
views on questions Of political economy and relig-
ious belief, the editors do not purpose to give to-
the paper partizan or sectarian character
The discussion of these subjects they leave fo
pers established for such purpose. At the same
time they reserve to themselve the right to expose
hypocrisy, and to oppose bigotry and fanaticism
in all forms; and of offering, when they deem oc-
casion to require it, their opinions and reasons
therefor on seperate questions involving the inte.
rests and vested rights Of tho people among whom
we are located, without thereby subjecting them
selves to charge Of violating any pledge.
One Of the editors MR. Hayne, win remain for
the present, and probable spend most OF his. time,
| at his residence in Charleston s. C., an arranss
ment we think, better enabling. hin. to furnish
matter of local interest TO that section Of the Un
ion, and affording some convenience to our friends
and those whom We hope to have for patrons, in
that vicinity. q
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Selstt Mistellang,
MAN OF MARK.

Count Walewski, the French plenipoten-
tiary at the Peace Conference, is about fifty
years of age. The upper part of his face
down to about half the nose is excessively
spiritual; the lower portions not so much So.
Though comparatively young in years, he is
an old diplomatist. Twenty-Five years ago,
he represented in Paris and London the
provisional government of Poland, then in
insurrection against the Russians. In 1S49
he accomplished mission to AIehenet Ali,
confded to him by NJ. Theirs. Later, NJ.
Guizot despatched him to the province of
La Plata. He was also Minister Plenipo-
tentiary of France to the Court of Tuscany,
aud inthe same year to that of Naples. In
1852, he was appointed Ambassador to the
Court of St. James. "The origin of Count
Walewski," says the DeJats, "is most illus
trious, and this is always an advantage in a
diplomatic assembly. He proceeds from a
branch of the italian Colonna family, which
has given many cardinals and Pope to the
church, besides many generals and diploma
fists to the Courts of Rome, France and
Spain" This may, in fact, he the Counts
origin, legitimately speaking; but, as the
whole world knows, and as his features
graphically attest, the Count is the son of the
great Napoleon, and now acts as president
of a Congress, one of whose duties will be
to efface the record made forty years ago, by
similar assembly at Vienna, that no one Of
the name and lineage have ever tried, and 1
shall only ask for it careful trial, and if
success does not crown the efforts of the one
trying it, he had better sell his land and emf
CRATE. n RUSTIC.
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BS> In shirt-store window, in New York
the notice GLANDS wanted on bosoms," was
displayed This attracted the attention of a
wag, who coolly walked in and with an air
of affected simplicity inquired of the lady
in the store whose hosoms she wanted hands
on "Jane," cried the lady, "brlug Inc
the broom, and be quick p
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South Carolina-.--YOr District
IN THE COMMON PLEAS.

IN The COMNON FLEIhD.
W. K. Hamilton, vs. Green Nelson.-Attachmen
VXTHEREAS the Plaintiff did. on the twentieth
w day of April, 1856, file his declaration a.
cainst the defendant, who as it is said) is absent
from and without the limits of this State. and has
neither wife nor attorney known within the same,
upon whom copy of the said declaration might
be served 1t is therefore Ordered that the said
defendant do appear and plead to the said declar-
alton, on or before the twenty first day Of August,
which will be in the year of our Lord one thous.
and eight hundred and ffty-six, otherwise fnol and
absolute judgment will then be given and award
ed against him. ..-
JOHN G. ENL0E, c. C. c. PLs.
Clerks Office, York Dist, Aug. 20, 1866. 83
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pa Remember, sill" said tavern-keep-
er to gentleman who was about leaving his
house without paying his bill, ''remember,
sir, that if you lose your purse, you didn't
pull it out here"
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a@ Nothing like good companion.
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march 90
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The WASHINGTON SPEC Tor,

Feb. 18
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South Carolina.-York District

CIerK Ofnce, 1UrK DIstr1ct, { = :. =
Sept. 9th, 1856. I 39-lyq
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1856-12-04
LeatherN Shoe Finding Store.
Under the PaHad.um OGice,
No. Q Nain street, Richmond Ind

'E'HE subscriber has Just received good supply
following articles. Buffalo slaughter Sole Leather;
French calf kip and runner skins Tlmpco and Madras
Be Morocco and French and Curice Kid oan Pink
aui Pad SKINS Thong Leather aud shoe Thread. the hess
makes Shoe Kit tat Of Tou,euts aud Piiadeip
ufactdre Heel Nail. IaeEs Skyiug Machines Patent
French and Caf skins. La sting. Drill LHiRs and Needles
New England OIL Paste Backing. Wholesale retail.
Boot Trees Lasts and Pegs prices Crimr
ing Boards and Clamps.
TANNERS TOOLS.
Whitening Knives. Fiesers, Carriers Blades and stees
welsh and scotch Stone.
would do well to call AMI examine stock before pareha
eises here. determined 20 seit as low
{ m liar establishment ia the West Terms Cash.
THOMAS BENTON,
m.y -, 1876. Main Get.
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3 Va. ~ . q "a Z 3 :

JTA}4NG taken Interest "a the Dog Store r DF
H. W. Thomas, will heEcr ter deTo IL his attention
10 the business, the old stand ne ioio f-ta ast
experience ID the Business ECt strict etteatsa T. tie
T.antz II the c9r-naurty 70 merit far a.
az tts Gust m physicIsIs and Ge4--s articles kst-
- riI End stock oaLsLsEsaf he bsz. quality
fa fy- sic uAbla terms any house Vest Il
Cincinnati. Richmond Oct q, 1886. 4ftf
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Sash, Blind, 4 Door Manufacto
DOLL II ARID Sc co.

Q.
Ca the CsnAl. FIRST building South Of the old Last
ana Peg Factorv. prepsret ith AL the modem
improvements IN Machinery. los Manufacturing .
large scale every variety
SASH. BLINDS. AND DOORS.
Also. Mouiainss OF every description which ,ba,
warrant superior to any m.de E.st nA.s la
eral discount - wholesale purchasers. Orders from
distance promptly attended
May %, lE5G. 24u
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goseph Dick1oae,

manufacturing = = So
PUMPS, IND HOOD PIPING
By steam pe-er his establishment uaz,esia.-tv 49,
q FoIis Drag Store He hiss Just Large soc -
-tsn serce aud other Pumps Hydraulic Rams. & g.
ne list shd : Prepared e. every desc-ron - Panb
SAs @eFs thsRizg served xp7rrz sicrsn -,
years 70 this business England sach s. Bats S,s
constant supply OF hss Geld water was. CIo,efs W..
Basins. - S'N&S- v asa
He : .lso Agent fer sPras. Pasen. Ii sAsninr Rcd.
49, 49, - 49,
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or 50 nuch as viii be necessary to pay the
on Ii. first Monday IN J4nuar. next. 1857.
Gwen under my hand. this 7ih day Of
NJAAlN L. MARTIN, a. ". C.
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kfEiNfS AND GINGHAMS cheaper khar ever hersrs a.
y teFsd n LIS e.y. Call see tnsUa what rpau
sS9s'' 49, sssNs A<Sff - CkAwPoaD
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2 80 50
NaNNe TD.

MARTIN Auditor
Of said
i8o- he advertising Is { lob add N!--
STATE NAESEC
that
49,
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Hats and Cans.

EvtrI. -t.. sk I,'ss s-a iias, ai e most beautifu
y .rtzsert sa.s f.r ana boys eser oherei IN
taIIy ~ -rclat Uli-F az-ai prieas ~ aaie
4. .ir. g-4-~ a. ". MILLER.
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s-.gALL HOUSE AMI LOT North Fraaklin Street.
- As.r-aiu may he had.

. - bargain may he had.
House a5f = Acres Of lani ~ the west end of Mar
gt stretIfproveruout eocl AMI situation beautilp
One Slaughter House and convenient fixtures for sale
IAteI Al the National Bridge.
I9i acres . land. we'll improved and trahered an
w.tered. Arba pike; two miles u9rth OF Chester
30 aercs Of excellent Land u miles south wesA
unlsbaro' with good Improvements.
House aal lot IN the Of Main and Fifth FOL
sale very low.
4 %.ss.sN DID lot business House,
GU corner Main streets with unfinished dwe
ling . EiNh street. FOR sale At sreat bargain
Brick House ami largo Lot SoutA 5:h street,
sale Ia very easy terms.
Splendid stock FOR sale adjoining Hilsboro Pay
ues easy celrut house aud very large barn good
suriet QUE L1lI4uxs we'll WateTeI ana we'll tim
20 Go on Peari street
90 ta on Boston PIKE adjoining Richmond
j" 3a "a II Camden jay couaty-, Ind
hfl ioehin.ry md Water Power , s.il.s r,r,b n
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rect Isl Of TIE Lard ard Town Lots returned
III. year 1855. to which IS added the Taxes Of
BENJAMIN L. MARTIN, A. W. c.
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TERMS OF SALE.

tne thrd Part q purchase money kaai e.e
AFt u hs months and the re-sinhS thrd part in n.
issA noats roa ~ day Of sale. the Purchaser give
E3ta interest froza Day Of sale
oTHSIEL BEEsoS. Gear.
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.oAAaatssEoaers' safe of Eseai I>..re
Ftt1i aadeTs ga=; s.tI scer n ~ tsr7 g. ,.t.,
= k4@&sc S1.t - asS soid before AZ rrfv,,. -
v.ee@ % S*s-5s=5 the 9Th ~ n-a<rsr- ,-,. -
SEst.-A l. totz .'s i.2s Ss - ba-uts1 a. 49,.
= - hsSl.l-S - RODS " Of the y
tes. s1ence s. se " Fork Wk8tevater t5,-rs -
sad stream s+2 f1c1aGeElnss ne Inc 81
~ sarah t2noEer. thence s.ft lana
- FtASS . s5tA.as sAid tract soltS4A.lS
less And beng all az said
ito said sarah Coaoysrs sai convey.S b Lar
sd Js-ss CaEcYer, IN tcsi II pas
Also he undivided bali Of las No Blosk = II ltss
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Exc cUtoTs : ale.

= Ntt. - gwen thst t'e aadsrsiSEed hNseIsor
@f tae s- I'll - PresciIIs white deceased VIII Sc
I'll r Sc - ts tsE- residence o: sstt deceased -
1@.s >r New IT. wayne County IEstNns Eonsay
eri tae~-a - tl2;A NO peeeEnte-, al the properly
slE..UE OF tSo Euet Esrses Cate
- NaeAt, Cor. Oats. Hous-h54 and Kitchsn FCrE'
i3-r-S4.e commence a. Ie le.ec. A N CT .4i1 DAY
-. ire raAie knorA -
JNsKus WHITE *
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u. &. WEBSTER s YIN. GRIMES,

liavius a.s,r5s.ei themselves 'oss.hcr "a
~Ke practice ~ De- tis:ry. now prepared 70
n all calls their professor t11ce
~1ITT-o E,racst's II.t store, opposite ia Pcs:
Once. Man stree keh--5rl-
- rlcrth 20 f-5G
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POE & ucLLINGsWoRTH,

| r EA J. L [ a L f a q + \ L ,,
Naia street, Bright,oeH Bu2Iiag. Up Stairs,
RICHMOND. ND.
IgyILL T. V, sell. rcat eH-haag- upon Coma'''
w sio1 Real Estate; also, bay, sell, exchange
upoc Commission Fsrsonsl Property stocks. BOMB,
MORTGAGES sua <otes-coIleci Claims take Deepest
tons make Deeis Bonds, Articles Of Agreement. and
all kiDts Of Instruments Of writing generally made fy
%o;GTis5 Public.
They A.ys now large lot Of City property i'm
proved FARMS ana We.,ern Lands, for sale or eH'
change, some Of whteh are As loIIoRs
rseuE PEG FACTORY AND MACHINERY. about one
fourth . milo fron KiehmoDd This Is one 0! he
11ost desirable places wayne County There shout two
arra. IN ar at@r ower and machinery for
timing eight and kitchen coed cellar One o. the
Rest tuEs ia the country the GWelliug-
Ih- will good iand II Iowa 10 part fs5
ment,
4 ARGB ADDITIONS TO POE & HoLLINGsvoRTns
Real Estate one house and lot Franklin near
Ma n street ~ desirable residence. and Will
be sslI very 10y. as the owner is anxious to sell,
q BEAUTIFUL FARM. hal. mile from Milton, Wayne
= Csart, Indiana. The hest tarms in this
county, containing 39 acres. well waeret splendid toer
yrch4FI large and councillors buildings and al te
ssy payments. tie os@er wants to r.
from tie country.
4 FtE'; asa 100 acre q sEs'nt Ind aeos 81, SIX
we'll tjHabersl, and will - sold low
BRICK DWELLING HOUSE AND LOT on East
ti4.n desirable resideace. and will be sold
cheap, Terms
a coon house ana LARGE LOT Hagerstosn,
a Wayne County Indiana rs owner wants to sell And
q G4ra.5. mas hal. Il application lie made soon
AeEEa e ar'trste lard in Black Hawk County
px - t, sl said low Tor c. sh, sxcha ged for
-ltJ Yr-pesfy.
a. + BRICK nOrsE and Acre Of Land on Green
- st-- Any person wishing good house and plenty
81 f9s Z 5a.ts E re,.sn this proper
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lSooE. and SHOES.

scott A Ri have fs-ze stock --h gee
> - Bots AL - .sri~ts al
G. .4at-s taas ear. piece.
4 .:os E.i.ss. oftas A-ss 4ststy.as
e5 St r. lf rgtTf s. CRtSTDE0's
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IgIYSICIANS AND SURGEONS, viii .ttend
rrs-urtiy % all cases entrusted 20 their care
<Pesia attention paid Surgical diseases, and dlse'
y the Throat and IgI =
- C..ce IN the basement Of Tr. Buffers resi-
leace Main street j door below the star House
a7riI g. 7~5S
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a Word 10 the Hungry.
Always on Hand.

At ScoFr 5 GRAN goRa'~. ;. : .aa cut @,
: PEI h'ta sad 2Vest4i Mp, saits an oolere.
Cotton Iwsas, esrins saa N.z1ins
The morning comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-1856, 1856-03-22

FAMINE AMoNa THs 1NDiANs.-The
u Paul (Mio.,) Democrat says that
there IL much suffering among the In
dams Of Minnesota, especially among
The Yauktons of the Missouri. Owing
y their proximity to the belligerent
Sioux Of the Missouri. The Government
NV proper 10 interdictt bet rade in gun.
or ammunition with them last fall +; a. a
consequence, they were thrown back
upon the primitive means Of securing
game BY the bow and arrow. Buffalo
being scarce near Missouri last fall,
they came over 10 James River hop
jng to find subsistence for the winter,
bat II appears they were sadly disap-
pointed, and the failure Of the buffalo
in the winter, when travelling wa. i'm
possible, has subjected them to all the
horrors Of famine, and exposed to the
inclsmency Of severe winter weather.
The morning comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-1856, 1856-03-22

D,socvsAfns IN Dtnerntcrr.--1'hs
Scientific American thinks that We
must be On ths verge of some new and
Great disccvstissi \ electricity. A. to
its capacity ~ : 1ebsMtats for steam
and ether motive agssts. the editor
says that though attempts have been
made in that direction, h has not been
able 10 compete with steam iu an
economical point Of view, and has
many difficulties 10 overcome before
u can. -. - =
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Loss or THE STEAMER AIEBAMA

Loss or THE STEAMER ALBANIA
The officers ofthe steamer White Cuts
which arrived last evening, reports
that on Saturday morning last, the
18th inst. At the mouth Of Bayou Pier
re, Red River. tho steamer Alabama,
Capt. Graetf. hence for Minden, burst
her boilers and then took FIRE and Was
with. her cargo, totally dearoyed. It
is reported that almost every one on
board was more or less injured and
several are missing, supposed to have
been killed. No further particulars
have - yet reached Us. but the Swamp
Fox, due tonight, will doubtless bring
full particulars Of the disaster.
Picaynns
The morning comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-1856, 1856-03-22

07-An invention has been recently
matursd BY Mr.. Rufus Porter, Of Wash
isgton. which gives promise Of extraor.
binary utility 10 preventing shipwrecks
and marine disasters on our COASTS
The invention consists Of loud whistle,
or series Of whistles. attached 70 the
head Of . vertical hollow cylinder, 10
b adjusted secured upon dangerous
points Of our coast or over reefs. shoals
ssd submarine rocks, for the purpose
q being operated BY the undulation Of
The waves or the swells Of the sea. and
u tho approach Of every wave send
ind forth sounds similar to the sbrill
steam whistle Of locomotive engines,
The morning comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-1856, 1856-03-22

NvpasMx Ceuar Dsc,stors.- George
p. Behrnes appellant. W. John =. Behfnes
srpelee. Sixth Judicial District Court Of
Eass Bston Rosge. Judesfheat affirmed
voorhies, J.
Andrew Malta, appellant ". Mary
Gayle, appellee. Sixih District Court .,
GAss Daten Rouge, judgement reverted.
Dushanan, J.
Maria =. Woodward appellant, VI. N.
]. W. wsfshsm, her hw band, appellee
Sixth District Court If East Baton Rouge.
Judgement reversed. Lea, ].
d. Whitman Wilcex, appellee, ". WIN
W. Leske, appellant. Seventh District
Court Of West Feliciana. judgement af-
Armed. voorhies, ].
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NIw FEATURE IN A RELIGIOUS
NswsrArrR.-One Of the religious
sswspapsrs Of Now York has com.
meuoed tho publication Of . weekly
"black list" Tho names Of merchants,
planters. spssulassss and manufsctu.
rem who fail in. business. Some Of
The particulars Of tho operations Of the
unfortunate individuals are given in .
joooss aud exultant tone, which reads
curioasly enough in religious jour
nal.
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WkSte1.1o Produce.

E Il Z
VIE HAVE just received direct from
w the west, the following articles Of
Western Produce, which we will sell low,
ron CAsH. LAY { TAI
1000 lbs Dried Reef (r)s"is's Drsnd) /;
Cases Beef Tongues, do. d..
1000 lbs. Bologna ssnssgs, DO. do.
1000 lbs. New Dried NIPPLES.
8 Perkins Cherry Valley Dairy Butter;
81 bbls. do do Roll do.
25 Boxes do do Cheese
10 10. Fcre's Stsreh}
as Kegs prime New Lard (Davis's Br'dD
IS half bbls. New Mets Beef d.. do.
1000 lbs. do do do do. do.
s Kegs Pig Fest. do. 10.
1000 lbs New S. G. Hams, (Dufaeld, Ae).
100 Sacks Bran,
Is bbls. Flour;
100 bb1s. Potatnes;
~Wr would call The attention NJ the
public 10 the shove aftieles---thet are Ill
new snd fresh, aod are the best that can he
bought in this city -
nsr14-y. A. MONTAN b BRO.
The morning comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-1856, 1856-03-22

~ A young lady Of respectable
connections, from Philadelphia, has
been going on At an extravagant rate
in Petersburg, Va, in the attire Of a
nice young gentleman. She was, how.
ever, discovered by her father on
Sunday evening, the 9th inst, just as
she was leaving in the cars for the
South. The papers say that when the
affectionate parent beheId bis gentle.
many daughter thus metamorphosed
he was lost for words but he finally
managed TO "xclaim, rs that you
ElizaT' To which the gallant rnna-
way responded, "This is me, father
Oh! I'm no sorry1 left you." and she
burst into tears.
The morning comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-1856, 1856-03-22

~ The Governor Of Alabama has
Issued bis proclamation commanding.
under the joint resolutions passed BY
the recent Legislature, a general cleo
ton within the State on The first Mon
day Of May next, for the purpose Of
cliciting the popular will on the sub.
ject Of calling convention TO amend
the Constitution.
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For Sale.
4 HOUSE AND LOT, situated. -
n stthe corner n Anhsfiea and 81.
Charles sts., IN liberal tsfms. A.
pl " ~ this Once. f1af16Ik
1Nk1kAcA.

1Nthe MISTER II the succession n CnANIys
kANb0ttH, deed sixth judicial r1is.
ttict Cou,t--parish II Esst Bsto,,
Rcuse--lNc. 400 +" pfobats.O
WHEREAS..Jonn b. KLnisruSns. Of
" sAai fatiSA, NJ aptJisd " M Court,
10 he appointed sdministsst0s 6fihs above
Succession. 81 TIA
Notice u hereby given 10 oil psrsoos IN.
teresteA 10 show essse within N dsys
from the Atst publication n this notice,
why the said application should not b
graiised. b. r. BRIAN, fE
ma,ts3-w Clerk.
The morning comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-1856, 1856-03-22

Whatever children hear resd, Or
spoken Of in terms Of appreciation, will
give a strong bias 10 their minds. Hence
the necessity Of guarding conversation
in families a. we'll ~ excluding com.
panies that have a tendency to vjtists
the heart
The morning comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-1856, 1856-03-22

A- The Chattanooga Advertiser
cobgfatulates tho world upon the rapid
increase Of the population Of that place
2S babies born ID that city IN shout
the same number Of days, and " the
cry Is still they come -
The morning comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-1856, 1856-03-22

TAsrE.-Tbere are men with eyes
in their heads, sbrewd and self.loviba
witbal, who are yet blind 10 half The
pleasures Of existence. The mspy-
tinted sky, the sparkling armament.
the varied earth, the boundless ocean,
are not for them they see them in
deed, and 50 does A horse.
The morning comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-1856, 1856-03-22

n< In the British Houss of Com
mons, Gen Sir de Lacy has given no.
tics Of resolution disappearing Of che
conduct Of the Government in the en-
listment business 10 the United Dtates.
The morning comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-1856, 1856-03-22

ETThe French Post Office Depart.
ment has published its annual report.
According to this document 233, ST..
600 letters passed through the French
Postgoffice during the past year. the
revenue from which amounted TO e.
875, 900 sterling.
The morning comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-1856, 1856-03-22

H The bill to establish . patrol
on the Ohio river, to prevent the c.
cape Of slaves, in the Kentucky Leg.
islature, has been referred to 4 special
committee. Mr.. Nuttall advocated
the bill. He said 100000 worth
Of slave property bad escaped from
the border since Christmas.
The morning comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-1856, 1856-03-22

Col. Wheeler. our Minister 10 Mic.
aragua, has failed to satisfy the State
Department Of the propiety Of his
course in recognizing tho new Govern
ment. Iii supposed ho will be re.
moved.
The morning comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-1856, 1856-03-22

ApRoros.-A country editor thinks
that Richelu, who declared that the
"pen was mightier than tho sword, "
ought to have spoken good word for
the +" scissors.''
The morning comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-1856, 1856-03-22

lie who is passionate snd hasty Is
generally honest. II is your cool dis
semblipg hypocrites Of whom you
should beware. There's no deception
10 n bull dock. Il is only the cur
that speaks up and bites you when
your back IL turned.