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III. II. Buckley,

MATCHMAKER, No. CAMP STREET,
Nus hand large assortment OF PURE SILNERWARE
which j., offered Low that quality ,oll rLATE
CASTORS, WATERS, r'c
-AL$O-
Manufactures to order Silver Castor Tea Set. Pitchers
Trumlct> et,. Of any pattern. cG 2p!
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BURIAL CAsKETS.-Mr. Daniel Monroe, at No. 200
Camp street is now the agent for the sale Cranos patent
tac burial cHskes THESE Baskets are invaluable for the
preservation Of ooa'e IN vaults where mourning tender
memory may feed itself by gazing upon the loved ucamens
ote departed Mr. Monroe 10 Mcssrs Cook Co
who used 10 sell the cnske No. SO Charles street
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BOYS CLornlNG.-A very fine assortment of boys
and children ci"htrg elegant in naerin AMI fashionable in
make &" well Us cheap In price may selected
from at the store of H. W. Lyons CO. Nc So Cau1 street
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81 How often do we hear the inquiry
made what cpu get this violent crmp am nightly
subject to- well know the case to be my too frequent in
diligence iii eating the vegetables and fruits of the season. be-
sides taking glasses of ice water during the
day-coseunely pay the penalty Our advice to such
would be- always TO keep bottle of HOSTETTERS CELE-
DRAFTED STOMACH BITTERS in the house, as it will afford
instant relief any having Cramps Spass, Cholera
Morrus which generally the result of overindngence
in vegetable diet In fact when interest is consulted no family
can afford be without these Bt1es They be had OF any
Of our druggists for dollar per bottle containing full
quart which will last the Sold by all druggists and
dealers generally. OF +pGtW6A
m8~ AS n general remedy for diseases, to
which all families subject, HOOFIAND' GERMAN BIT
TIERS cannot be surpassed.
PHILADELPHIA, March q 1855.
Dear Sir would for the benefit Of the afflicted that
have used your "HOOFLAND'S GERMAN BITTERSn my
self and in my family for long time, and have always found
them great benefit in of Headache, Pains in the Side
and Breast Colds and Nervous Diseases and earnestly
mend them all who may be afflicted with diseases for which
you prescribe them B. NJ. PARIS,
"'H No. II Race street.
To DR.. G. NJ JACKSON, Philadelphia.
EiS- See advertisement sel6 2p1mdW&A
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PAPER.-Mr. j. B. Steel, No.60 Camp street, is in
receipt Of &lage supply Of cap paper of all qualities,
printing paper and wrapping for asre; es Of business
See his announcement OF the same 5|
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II 4 rs. c APPS, etc.,

Il a is. 4 PS, etc.,
AT WHOLESALE.
constantly receiving general assortment Of Silk, Fur
Cashmere Panama. I4ghorE Straw, PALM Leaf, Mexican
Wool ATS, at the
LOWEST MARKET PRICES.
FROST l. Co,
iv13 2p.tW 10 Magazine si~Ht.
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RORkS' C[Otflitaa.

PER LATE ARRIN ALS-JUST REEEINE ED
A large Of
YOI' THIS. BOYS AND CHlI4BkEN'S
F.iLL IND UINTER CLOTHINt-LaTE$T f.i>HfpSN
At the Lowest City Prices
LEWIS w. LYONS & co,
Oh 2plt s. Canal street next t" camp
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Sadascry, Harness and Trunks

Sadd5c.'y, HARNESS and TRUNKS.
The Subscribers have Just rcccrcda full supply o. fSlsh
French and American
SADDLES,
FOR ADDE'S AND GENT EN- IN
Including .r,Iy late improvements Their stock Of both SIN
GIL: and DOUBLE
Eel ga O. ~ -
- NOT TO BE EQI- ALLIED IN THE SOUTH Also, ron-
,taptr OIL ~ IL complete of ladies am Gentle
mems SOLE I.EATliEa
:JIs Ir4Nt[L<,
and other articles aer lr TO which they invite attention.
WING MA HINES,
"''' ''' ''' LACEY & Co,
,o9 ort,1 81 St. Charles
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Fashionable Clothing.

Rv- sSrH-NG M IVA On M MG GO Cap-.
35 CAMP STREET..
Are receiving their supplies of ALL and WINTER CLOTH
ING. to which they invite attention. New styles Of
FROCk AND DRESS COATS;
CASHMERE BUSINESS SUITS:
RAGLANS AND DEERC0ATS;
French aud English CASHMERE PANTS;
silk, Velvet and Plush VESTS;
Cashmere and Valencia VESTS,
SHIRTS.
Supcrine Linen and Linen Bosom SHIRTS;
Cnored French and English Muslin
Mcrno Silk, Shaker Flannel and Net Cotton DRAWERS and
SHIRTS
SIt AWJS-Mca's travelling SiAWlS and MAIDS;
Rich silk Or Az ATS and SEARFS
Rich silk Albert, Opera and Napoleon TIES:
Cashmere and Print ROBES DE tIiAMliRE
lr
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j l. ~ . 7 T. n f D,
4 VIEW sYUrK or FlLL AND WATER CL0TN1NG
Made in the LATEST STYLES
Al prices low can he purchased in the city.
LEWIS W. LYONS & Co.,
yI3 2plt So Canal ST, neAt to Camp.
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EEofsc Furnishing Goods.

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NEW YORK DIRECTORS.
John l.. Aspitwa, George Curtis, Watt NA5ffa0n,
SilRs X Everett. VIM L. King, 4i-lQ 4 ANHA"d'
james Harper. VIM. II. Mae, !nsGr, :, al
Rult. fInyd0ck, Geo. NJ. Mfar, i'ell' N, W hll' A.
The above uane'l ong established AN! wt9i'i? ,"!in.
r9tiu" 10 grant Policies aHi =. %" Isk q" fITtr
Oh Stores, dwellings, Warehouses, Merchandise &C
+. ". BRIt;li~ Asrui,
ol I'm No. / Union stree, n""' =, hAf'rS.
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t'5rirs, ~ in ii

= DEF IMMINENT HIT All3u ElUIFt t IltETIItS 1T 'llI
department will Morrny, November lin, lo5S
and will terminate in the ensuing Marcel.
James Jones, NJ. d. Professor Of Pactic" Of MeIt.he
J. l.. Rihdell NJ D., Professor Of Chcr!Ihtry
Warren Stone, N. D.. Professor Of Surgery.
A. II. ':rras, NJ H., Professor Of Obstetrics
GuGvts 4. Mott, NJ. d, Professor OF Mtrt!h MCii'H
j. G. r. Weders,rstutlt ". D., Professor Of AhHl9ny
Thomas un NJ H.. Professor Of Physiology and Pathology
Gilbert 5. Vance, NJ. D., Demonstration Of Al'te'iI
The DiAsecn will be OF tte third Monday il
October.
The Faculty Visiting Physicians and Surgeons Of ths-
fy Hospital and attend this institution if1t! November tf'
April. ..
The Students accompany the Professors in tr visit, and
cxurrlSe, enjoy Extraordinary practical advantages
There during the about eisf hufSe" persons pre-
scriIIrt for daily .,,,.
il. Al!lhi,catre Hospital from the FRS, Monday in No
y.fmr 81, Clnicn Medicine and Surgery Assassination ana
Percussion and other subjects without chat 10 Students
THOMAS HUNT VI. d., n.tm.
The Administrators Of the Chnrit Hospital HJat annually. iH
A,i fourteen Resident Students "ho tntHincd by f
l.fitntior l!I az Wtd
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n H. IsOBEKTsOM s. CO., STE&MB0A9
W AiENTS, IA Poydras Street, New Oll ans. Sc II
NOTICE TO CARPENTERS AND NUII.nEKS
~ Patent Sawed Weatlerbnaring both rAu-h dressed,
from the very hest heart Ge fo sale ST. NJ Tor rough
and so per II Tor dressed lis lots PURCHASERS
Iinher sawed TO order.
mIl9 tim STAR PI.A MING N.,.>. New ilasiU.
NOTICE.. = THE uNDERSIGNED INTuRNS HIS;
trielH and the public generally. .n H.. 'cI The
nrEe and cilMr1odons store MAGAZINE street between
Lafayette and Ot streets, formerly occupied L. pas
for the purpose 6f Conducting general COMMISSION. fE
CEINISG AND FttKW ARDING huS,,ess T'gr;icnar al
tcnon wen TO receiving and forwarding goods consigned
commission merchants.
MARCUS PATTON.
10 Goottb taken { Storage. Oh III.
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y PARTMENT.The Lectures in IlN Nr7H"mrti viii t"Ir
rcnre on the SECOND MONDAY Of SlCnunr Iht @nd con
tju,,c Unit, the FIRST MONDAY Of April 80. They WIZ
embrace the important branches Of OK ECmon, 81
s.ilrnt and ntr national Law. well E3@F JN.lspfn-
,cnce ;d Practice. Lectures will be 4r:' cd by th FRO
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ton of - General from
$500 to 10 WaEEnot concurrsd
in. ID M IkA
Approptiaiio9 ii 1sfninsI E1psn.
ses reduced b esnat from $4,000,
to 5000 Dos sensuis>d 10.
Apprdpriatio1s 70 Female Orphan
Asylum Of Baton Rouge, raised from
$4,000 to $4,000, the HOUSE conc urr-
ed in this amendment.
House. agreed to Senate amendment
to Tho Hospital 1t Donaldsonville' by
sppropriating $1,000 additional.
The Senate reduced the House ap.
preparation Of @l0, 900 to pay for ad-
svertisiqg lands sold for taxes, to 49,
900, The House refused to, concur.
A message ron III lSs3its Inform.
ing the House that the Senate, refuses
to concur in the Diamond Island bill.
The Senate added as an additional
section to the appropriation bin, the
sum Of $4,000 for tie Catholic Ladies
Benevolent Society Of Baton Rouge,
the House concurred--slso IN ap-
Of 81, 900 to the Louisisha
Battalion. o5.rssizr l..a Pa
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THE PostTtor FOUR, NICARAGUA
M1srsrER.-Col. Wheeled. the United
States Minister To- Nicaragua. notwitb.
standing he preserves in the ehdeavour
to convince The State Department that
he was justified in recognising the new
government, has failed 10, satisfy tile
Secretary Of State Of the propriety of
bis course. Mr.. Marcy places little
or no confidence in the testimonials-
the signatures which Col. Wheeler
has transmitted to him in this come
ltion, ~ a Justification Of the conduct of
a public functiopary rests, according
to usage. more on the official state
mont of facts than on the endorsement
Of private individuals. 1t has hereto
fore stated that Col. Wheeler was
specifically instructed not to recognise
the new government Of Nicaragua, but
he acted 10 advance of their receipt
sprecipitsncy on bis part which i
empbatically condemned by our gov
ernment. The recent Instructions are
explicit, and be is required TO strictly
adhere to them. 1n'the unsettled con-
dition Of affairs in Central AMERICA,
his functions will, for the present be
con6sed nearly. i not altogether, 70
an oversight Of our interests 10 that
quarter, IS it is well known he has no
Official intercourse with. the Nicafagua
government 90 i
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guilty on BY shas6 Va sentenced
him TO b ! lmisseds from the service
# ], sbs u,its st.sss, ~bish sentence
h. b. ! approved " frsid u Pierce.
w, ~ is oisieu, kvss, says
Theds,i. dssislsf Y main fact
that Dr. Simons left Biz post during
the pestiIetce. He alleges in his do.
fence that he was sick and 40 exh.us.
ted as no longer to be capable Of at
tending to the sick at the post. But
he did no establish this before The
court but when The judge advocate
offered to ebut and fslispreve il, lie OBJ
jestsda to.~tbs Investigated, mssd the
court rsfused 70 make it,, I@all not
being fully satisfied dat th( acf of Dr..
simons was. under The ci}cbmstancces.
Of the immoral and dishesssable. Or
disreputable character necessary to
sustain the charge under the 08d arti.
ele Of Wharf.-The 6pdisg N the ssosnd
charge and specification il not 6obAt1a-
ed. l cannot howevev, doubt tbat the
facts proved sustain Tie first cbarse.
and net only justify the eeutet1s u he
court, but required that il shall s. ere
cuted; Assistant Surgeon james Sim
ons, therefore ceases 70 b On Oh |cer Of
4 a,4s-
eu0 ATuysin.s s.-sfs 4 80 NJ zsSx.s
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Legislative Proceedings.
WEDNESDAY Mar. 10Th 1856

WEDNESDAY MAR. 10th 1856.
HousE.-House met at 10 o'clocl
63 members present. ..
I Mr.. Locoul offered resolution re
turning thanks to Mr.. Cannonge
Chairman Of the Committee Oh En-
rollment for the manner in which he
has discharged his duties.
Mr.. Locoul, also offered resolution
that the Speaker lie allowed to eppoin,
a committee conference, to select and
report such tobils az they may deem
necessary to be acted upon-Laid on
the table. o "-i aas S@sa-'s79 t7eF
b Mr.. Harper. offered a joint resolu-
ton that the Governor be requested
TO withdraw from sale, the Swamp
Lands ofthe resolution suspend.
ed the rules. a.a@o'st .9*zs1' sa'y
The Speaker laid before the House,
communication, from citizens Of the
Third District of New Orleans, ex
pressing their thanks to the Legisla-
ture for the passage Of the act equaliz
ing taxation in that city.
A resolution allowing the Sergeant
alarms, Of the House $500 to take
care ofthe House and Statue Of Wash
ingtou--adopted. @
Mr.. Mcdonald introduced a resolu.
ton providing for the payment Of sala-
ries Of Chief Clerks, and minute Clerks
~
Mr.. James offered resolution al.
lowing the Pages, $50 extra cou,pen-
sation each7Iies oyef. sf.as x-s-.e
Mr.. Randall . resolution to paw the
CLERK Of Committee on Contingent Ex.
penses-adopted.
Mr.. Vanwiskles called up q bill to
,hangs the time ofholding Tho meet
ng Of the Legislature to April-laid
% the table. a,} q haosy3#Fg i Il
The Geseeal Appropriated bill 70.
'oted back, from Senate taken -.
The iteD Increasing Is .pprpas y
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st~i 8v7o7' For Sale. Z IaV !
A HOUSE AND LOT, situated. ~
~ atthe corner Of America and 81. M
Charles SITS, on liberal terms. Ap. ls4
ply at tins ONCE. " 1}s3 ~ fsarf0-tf.
V0ttce..

.N70f1cg. 1f-
IN the matter Of the succession Of CnARLEs
RANDoLpf, deed Sixth Judicial Dis.
trict Court-Parish of East Baton
Royse-lNp 1901 = Probate.n
WHEREAS, JoHs B. KkriSfErln. = Of
'! said Parish, hs. applied % said Cont,
to Be appointed administratoS sfahs shove
Notice il hereby given TO III persons in
t1fee. IL show cause within ten DAYS
rom tn first publication Of this notice.
why the said application should not be
granted. e.. ~ BIZ. BRYAN.
mar1S 3-w sss.lgss. ,5ss Clerk.
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ArEcDorE OF KrAN.-The follow
ing anecdote Of Edmund Kean, the
great tragediau. has just started the
rounds Of the papers:s ,,s,a s..,.:s
While playing At Exeter. 10 Eng
land. and at the height Of bis populsri-
ty, Kean was invited to dine with some
gentlemen At one Of the principal no.
tells. He drove there in his carrisge.
The dinner was announced, the table
sumptuously decorated. and the land
lord, all bows and submission, hoped
that the gentlemen and their distin-
guished visitor found everything Ito
satisfaction. f rfs't 97Hj
Kean stared at him for some mo.
ments, and then said: lz5 sr,rt
Your name is---?' -.a se.,s je
1t is, Mr.. Kean. | have had the
honor Of meeting you before
you kept some years ago small
tavernin the outskirts Of his town.
L did, Mr.. Kean. II ortube has been
kind to both Of us since then. 1recol-
lect you, sir, when you belonged to our
theatre here" 81
And I. sir, said KeaD jumping up,
'recol1ecs you Many yeai ,go /
came into you paltry tavern, after a
lopg journey. with my suffering wife,
and sick child, all Of us vet to ibe
skin. asked you for / ,norael Of re-
fresbment. You answered me as If |
we're dog, and refused to trust it out
Of your hands, until you had received
the trife which was its value.
I left my family BY your ihhospita-
bic Preside while l sought for lodgings. |
On my return, you ordered me, 1ikd a |
brute. to take my wife and brat from
your house, and abused me for not
spending in drink the money 1 hsd not
or food. Fortune, as you say, hqs
lone something for Us both since, then, /
out you are still tho same, / sss--tbs /
'ame cringing, grssping grindiak;
,reedy money hunter. I Sit, am s'lIi
he same. lam now in my zeneth-
was then at its nadir but / am the
anne man--'he same Kean whom you
'rdered from your doors and have
low tile same hatred to oppression
hat | had then and were it my last
nea|, Id not eat not drink in house
belonging TO 10 heartless . scroun
rel..' ~ e77ej si't'.es gsi5scr
Gentlemen said he, turning to hi.
'iends, i beg pardon for this out :
reak but were to dine under the .
BOT Of this time-serving, gold-loving I
ru'e. the first mouthful, | am sure, 4
ould choke me- s.sr e. '
Kean kept bis word. and the party 8
ljourned to another hotel. :
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CORR nsPON ID 70 NOE.


khILADehbHIA, Mefch lVtns 1o0Us
Deer Coma.-Trom present appsaraaess
we think il q ssry proper eoneisasn ID
arrive Il thasis Is never going T. stop
showing for ahysix dsys ii succession =
The ice Il die obstruction to business
here at present, and, as our merchants have
got none too much energy, trade may be
said to be at very little better than a
.sstand still" fs.. .t.,,. ......-..,,t,s
The loss Of the Pacific is now looked
upon as certain, as there have been no
tidings of her Or anything pertaining to
her as yet The various rumors afoat are
all without foundation. One Of these r,,-
sfnurs iacfsassd the hope In Mr.. Collins
that she might still Be safe; and Captain
Rye taking ADVANTAGE Of the circumstance,
increased the formers belief. But we are
all doomed to DISAPPOINTMENT ii this case.
On Wednesday last, Mr.. Collins was TAX
ing an 'airing" in his barouche out Broad
way, his horse. took fright, and overturn-
ed the vehicle, causing serious injury to
the person Of Mr.. Collins, besides nearly
suf1ocating him with mud.
Col Hunter, better known as ''Alvara-
don Hunter, died in one Of the New York
hospitals one day last week, Of sickness
contracted in Mexico This gentlemen.
you will remember, was contaminated
for storming and taking the city of Alvar-
ado, and dismissed. He has wife and
daughter in Spain. Many are the opinions
as to the exact character Of this man, some
say he was gallant officer, and bfave
and daring seaman others think him to
have been mere desperate, and maintain
that he was treated much better BY the
government than he deserved. But as he
is dead, VIC will pass no opinion on bis
character; saying merely, "Peace to his
ashesO .'T,t M-I
We have had Paine's Opera Troupe here !
Turing the by-gone week. Among the !
operas presented were .'Don Giovanni" |
Mo1arfs Masterpiece, and "SemiramIdes,D |
he latter was truly magnificent affair,
md treat to any one who has any music
n his soul. The scene is laid ii, Baby
on, in days contemporary with those of
Abraham. Mime De Lagrange, land Miss
Ada Phillips took many by surprise BY
he artistic manner in which they per-
orfned their respective rsies. This even
ng, Mr.. j. b Roberts, native Of the city
+ Blue hens chicken p (Delawafe) appears
5 Sir Giles Overreach, III the New WAY
. pay old Debts" in which character he
al had no parallel since the pa'my days
t J. B. Booth. Manager Wheatley, Of the
rich street Theatre, has been giving us
ohm P. Rembls's "Tsmpest," and wants
, make people believe it's sll-fiem,
hakspeare. III poor Willie could rise and
'e how his PLAYS are mutilated, methinks
he'd never walk again.u 80 . Il
Assuring you Of our best wishes, Z
is we remain yours, &C.,
~ uOusrpvrp
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Tux SHER1rvALrY Al. An ExD.-
John AsBsN ISher;G.-Under thi.
head 'tbe 1yre Delta say.:,.S = '"
a,1s ease Of Bell 70. HuAy, came
up before the Supreme Court this
morning: a9be Court refused to ,hea,
any srgulnent On tie matter, ordering
the commission Of Mr.. Bell to be
me3e . matter oereeosdg n Wbet we
left the Court MI. Bell Vas HAVING his
deputies sworn ia before Judge Robert
eeef aAsRfe Disfia Court. sf
i. ] II pl ths = s:nae paper we find the fol.
Owing notices. i, s..gs.s y,ss ~ r. | I
|, 1 Nptsc1 The ofios u tho Sheriff
q tbef sfish Of Orleans IL temporarily
situated a No. list. Ann street, Pom.
t q Buildings. Jons n. BELL,
Z PAHrtcutAn Norrcr.-she,rIiff' Of.
1cs, Perish Of Orleans, March 18th
1856 The Office ef the Sheriff Of The
Fssish Of Orleans remains ID it's old
qsaseers. Il tho Court Building, and
there i will remain pntil. Ne title TO
i y aaiad Heated b the Supreme Court.
All hasiAg business with the Sheriff
Win govern themselves accordingly.
JossPa Hurrr, Sheriff. II a.
4 I } Ia 4
4 very nios condition Of tbings.-
The Legislature should have appointed
= delegation Of it, own members, to
70 down and invite Mr.. Huftv out. NV
some kind'cf cogent and convincing
i II ftAthd Isl
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!. Every Yong man startiioe il III,
should write ohe resolution upon Bio
hear3, and Tia is ~ VIII excal''
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:. Registry Law.

nsGastry Law.
/ At length nlreeistry law for the city
g New Otlsans has drawn it, sxay
Lros1b both Hoasss Of the Lssi.ls.
tsre ND become ! law. The Adyo.
s4les ~ ". sr.iajs on this subjsct, il
which the American party is abused
for Offering opposition to some Of its
most glaring and palpable defects. 1t
came from the party in power, and
where. pray. is there any equal power,
with a right to shake its head, and
say may" to any thing upon its face,
the impress--the official seal and sane
lion u stthority !! Tho ti,hs VIZ, when
Calhoun democracy was fashionable {;
that minorities were admitted to have
some rights, but now the scene has
shifted, and any man or set Of men
Il i'd
who dare oppose the edicts of a eau
Gus, deserve 10 BE- branded as knaves,
and fools. ab eap,f -s..,ss
On this subject our neighbor says:
Bit the "rich and rare' concomi-
tant Of tbs legislative dish was the op-
position Of the Know Nothings when
"a able 4nd we'll digested Registry
Law was proposed. Il was then chat
the cloven foot was exhibited. The
opposition in the Senate, marked and
decided, wisely concluded to dispense
with reasons as..surplussge." AT
~ DO mot like thee, Doctor Fell, gda
The reason why 1 cannot tell; 4i,
But this one thing know full wen,
~ LIDO net like thee, Doctor Fell.n n
e This ancient verse has often BEEN
quoted. The author admits be could
mot tell any reason for disliking Doc.
tor Fell, but there is no effect without
. cGsse, and therefore, isti, that the au. |
thor q the above goes on in the same |
poetic strain to say: IRE
True, confess love myself, lpelf.
And have no hate for anything but
This il the reason Doctor Fell II
do not like you quite 80 we'll,
Could but see you buried, Fell, I
A. deep in earth, a. heaven from -,
I'd pray the Lord to keep You there,
And put IN end to al my fear.
It i surprising that the first verse
# the lines Of che Poet are often quo.
ed without the two next which proper
y belong 70 and 60 With them. The
writer Of the article referred 10, hstes
be American party, because he. loves
himself. Could the American party
airy out its principles, without hav.
Pc first. To get possession Of the spoil. [
f Office, then would it meet with no {
'reath III opposition, unfortunately,
owever, there are . great many ma.
I've citisens - well az adopted, whose
easop cannot be convinced until their
tttention is first attracted by the jing
Dg Of the baser metals. Were the
american party in power. this day,
here would not be dissenting voice
} its principles in the nation, unless .
perhaps the writer above referred !,
}, who no doubt would somewhat {
'odify his views to suit the exigen. r
90 Of the times. h
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The morning comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-1856, 1856-03-20

CoURT MARTIAL At FosT R1IEY.-
Case Of Dr.. as.-The finding d
the court Martial which met at Fort
Riley, in Kansas, some time since. fq1
the trial Of James Simons, an assistant
surgeon in the U. s. Army, charged
with the neglect Of dutyin August last,
while the cholea prevailed at that post,
has been Published, i Thssss vsse two
charges: 1st. Neglect Of duty to tbe
prejudice Of good order and military
discipline )" and I'd. "Conduc. unbs-
coming an officer and . gentleman. =
Various specifications follow the char
ges, wherein i = alleged that1Dr. 8.
.bsented himself from bic post lor ten
days Wills tie epidemic r.ged that be
failed to attend Major Ogden during
the lass twenty-five hours vfiis life,
and that 10 neglected 70 girs asssntiSn
10 ,hsrsss Of Mrs Major WoodswAo
lied of dholsrA b leaii,g II poi pro.
sisas tobsr dsatb. 80 ! ,~es Vi y3ss
TIE &c. .5lee1ared n. s;.,e,,a
The morning comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-1856, 1856-03-20

~ HE April number IL Cooley.
Lady's BOOB i just at hand, with an
unusual number Of patterns for ladies'
arrangementr' n may be had single
numhstd. of y Nee ormick 1t the Post
OhlOo, AS Il 4 ,ie so*