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Squatter sovereign., 1856-11-22

"a Money and time are the heayies,
burdens of life. and the unhappiest of all
mortals are those who have more Of either
than they knew how TO use.
Squatter sovereign., 1856-11-22

n The natural life Of nations, Is
well as Of individuals, has its fixed course
and term. II springs forth. grows uf,
Squatter sovereign., 1856-11-22

sJ Gamblers are like condemned
darkies gnashing their teeih-always rat
Ting their iyories.
Squatter sovereign., 1856-11-22

BS A painter. who was fond of hear
ing his works praised, was one day told
hat Judge B. did no. think very faysrably
OF certain performance of his.
o. said the artist. :. he is not Judge
Of painting-be is a Judge of Probate.
Squatter sovereign., 1856-11-22

"a Laziness begins IN cobmcbs and
ends in iron chains. II cTeePs overss n; n
SO slowly and impercepnblys that be is
bound tight before he knows IT. asas
Squatter sovereign., 1856-11-22

sB Somebudy says it is better to die
poor than to live upon the hard earnings
of the unsuspecting. a
Squatter sovereign., 1856-11-22

Ia Watch two foes with all diligence
the enemy that stand without and the
traitors who open the gaze within.
Squatter sovereign., 1856-11-22

ct, but a Yankee scouting party sixty
slrong, so it was the fairest thing in the
world.
Va'all-
And--but, however, not to trouble you,
Bob Kelley, with details, the Picket brought
into camp one bottle Of Wolfe's schnapps,
IL empty canteens. twenty-eight Sharp's
rifles, and-osse liue Yankeei
Porters Spirit of the Times" please
copy, and send BILL to this Office.
Squatter sovereign., 1856-11-22

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fifteen hundred Border Ruftlans make,
when all volunteer and only thirty are
chosen.
Na'al--
Talk about horses. | wish you could
have seen mine; he never had 2edI-
gree, he hadn't-he was go. by thunder
bolt out Of a streak of lightning. and wasn't
quarter stock at that.
! Wa'al-
Talk about Derringers-plstols,i mean
Il wish could describe mine to you;
they air English, they ANA sort OF con-
nubial conjunction between Colt and AL
len-they never requre---l mean II
you'll pull at the trigger, they'll come.
| "aal-
Could " ORR tail son imagine thlf-
ty real border ruftlans leaving camp on
beautiful lovely sweet, luscious NICE
not to d!greSs' l never write The wofo
nlce, but that iail 10 iofget the taliof
description OF the ais oi niagara
s.t ne male ,:t snsls i11sno nots, PC s,o,,o coat
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Tue olIicefs IN 'oii''iia''u-aiiu.oA * LIED
ran il' ooys' sinsie me- was 'ne
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was SO much engaged IA 'HinSihs Oh
NC soou-ose u 'Ne i@ i'nu n"o :,
met 'ii''' 'hous"' u no'iii ''' a"0
paSseu 'i!e nl. so-'' e u s'A N''e''
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was o' ahl'ehins eharac'ei ouf captain
ca.'ed II ai'Sf"aros e1'c0el''eS 0'0e''a''
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nArFs OF ADVERTISING.

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six months - . w w
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Squatter sovereign., 1856-11-22

HDr The nature within Us i higher
subject of study than the nature without
Squatter sovereign., 1856-11-22

E@ A lady who gave herself great
airs of importance, on being introduced to
a gentleman for the first time, said, with
much cool indifference,-
- think, sir. I have seen you some
where z'' h
..yery likely" replied the gentleman.
with equal coldness. "yoa may, madam,
as have been there very often.
Squatter sovereign., 1856-11-22
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Packet Lire.
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wick, Miami,
|. Berlin, Lex
hey, Richheld,
ne City. Kan
! li.eavsnwor,h,
OH, , DohiFhsn
rrodioue, and
enger Packet
DIX, Master,
intermediate
RDAY, during
al follows:
y 9th aud 2yth,
9TH and 26thy
etiI and 23t
Eth and 2lt
4th snd 18Th,
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pache, FsS-
rsiiaois and
tsGH.bost, -
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Atchison az
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A. 81, PARK
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A., Miami
B., Gi.ago~ y
arriving sc
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stats-roo1s
uads which
uid suggest.
ost dispatch
. passengers
part viii hs
r " orthy VI
rstofore has
BE- extended
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BL.OSSO.<.
Squatter sovereign., 1856-11-22

When rocks iIv sporting high in air,
Il shows that the windy storms are near.
Squatter sovereign., 1856-11-22

lSES.

1916,
PACKET.
lPacke, Line.
rs,
tswick, Misn;
er; Berlin. lev
Sibiey, Rich
penIdence, Lib.
arksilie, Lear.
forlth, Weston.
Pniphan aud 81
and fast pas.
.. CoNvERs
/, Captain, will
tate points, ev-
e 'easoa, s.a
+, Augns.9, -,
SEPT: @, 20;
Oct. 4, ls,
Nor- :, Is, -
ph every alter
as follows:
Hugust l,l5, -
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et. : and IL;
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Fiday, at 10 o..
Atcbison ate.
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avenworth at
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lexington, San
Dover at Ga m;
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p N; Glasgow
IRVING at 81.
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|, lines ot tras-
built expressly
be is the nos,
built fer the
oveinente with
&c are Hkacr-
Y rely on hsr
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a continuance
yers.
\. Captain.
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Squatter sovereign., 1856-11-22
It Sqnatter Sovereign.
.. puRIIsHED EVERY TUESDAY
MORNING BY
, srnIxerILLow R. g. KELLEY q
p. II. LAnEY.
Publication Office on c Street.

r.,as Two dollars per annun,, ii.yaaiaoly al
.t,.nce. Single copies cents e"ei'e eHI cop
: % Ee,:!...-Fivs ~! copies will be sent to one
ToVLUh Ton to one address for S17.-
|, ilg'i' p' %. aadresS for S32. Forty to one
Ff.,Ff % for |" s." $50. e11l5- invariably IN ADvAHcE
- ,,an.v =, NAV be sent by mail, at the risk
fas Editors. ..toa - ac+ as orr
raota
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|cket Line.

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Eick, Miami.
TBe-iin, Lex
Ey, R,shdeid,
be City, Kan-
Fort Leavan-
b, Atcaisou,
kmodioas and
ger Packet,
AS, Andrew
Tor the above
kiat- Tuesday
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and I9h.
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b and 2Sth.
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: Rluf CITY
! Jacket FON.
reliable aud
keamboat -
pseph every
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b and 2o.h.
and 2Gth.
BID and l1h.
81.
Fndays at 10
ktchison j; z
m; Weston,
Tort 1.eaven-
a m; Park
lavne City a.
|pendence 81
w at 4 p u;
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a m; Berlin
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at 1 p M
n,Boonri.:e
day evening
kpi packets
rections.
proaghiy re-
b, and every
.omfort and
ers may rely
delivery OF
u that no ex-
b render the
eral patron
nd we hope
EELASD.
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Squatter sovereign., 1856-11-22

HIrALUrIN.-We have written on al
most every conceivable subject which our
mediocrity ever urged US TO aspire to grasp;
but we have never touched on anything
which SO nearly approaches to subiimay
as the present. The influence of this
transcendental passion pervades every hu-
man mind, and mekes the groveling worm
OF the dust as he crawls beneath the azure
rays Of the noon-day sun. rise up in de-
termlned effort at magnificence, and grasp
at-at-the leg of the man in the moon.
That's specimen of typographical hifa-
lutin! Every body, though, makes an ef-
fort, at some period in his life, to reach
the grandiloquent, and grasping at the
thunderbolt. hurls it with tremendous fe-
rocity at the dictionary, and skaters it to
pieces,-a streak of lightning Is then sent
through English grammar; logic and
rhetoric are doubled and twisted, aud used
to tie common sense up in a hard knot,
then uncommon sense goes forth, conquer
ing and 10 conquer. The lawyer talks hi
falutin to the jury; the doctor talks (in a
Uery dead language) to the patient; the
fop to the saf young lady; the precocious
miss to the brainless youth in short, this
science has now been adapted to all per-
suasions and to all classes of human be-
ngs. Hifalutin forever.
Squatter sovereign., 1856-11-22

B- a man without care. is wi,aou:
Squatter sovereign., 1856-11-22

agent released b1m!
John took his address, wrote a recent.
and then invited his new made friend 10
take a drink. The other, nothing 10th,
joined him at once, for fear of giving him
further offence. sstH
Then. getting up his specimen papers
and other fixings, our eanrasser turned to-
ward his new subscriber, and with bland
smile OF good nature remarked
Il think you'll like my paper, friend $
Yes-yes, ponded the other.
"It's a capital paper"
Yes said the subscriber.
An you'll recommend it to your
ffiends!'
Yes" added the victim.
ats good paper"
81 may say rvy good paper"
Yes"
GOOD day. SIR"
Yes" continued the patron, abstract
ealy, as the canvasser departed but ii
yom amt one o the agents lve read about
then Aaint no Judge O. bees,car :" and
rubbing the side of his crown--which had
been hut slightly damaged, as it happen
ed, in the nselee-he disappeared, resolved
never gain to interfere with the "poweI
O the press"
Squatter sovereign., 1856-11-22

Low-NEcKED DREssEs.-The low-neck-
of small jokes by certain fellows of the ba-
ser sort, who might be in better business.
In our opinion it is with ladies a privilege
they might be allowed to indulge at their
discretion the wits who would ridicule
them had better be at home If they do
not like to see the ladies, look the other
way. There was great party in Fifth
Avenue just before last Lent. and the Ia
dies in matter of dress were extremely
ow-minded; so low were some of them
disposed TO go that Jones said to Snooks
Did you ever see the Iike2'
NO says Snooks, never did; at
least, not since was weaned.'
This was outrageous, but presently the
raseals met the belle of the evening. a
splendid creature, and Jones exclaimed:
'What galaxy of beauty.'
Well, l declare,' says Snooks, you
nave the advantage of me; I thou5ht a
galaxy included constellation of beau
ties
On they passed and soon encountered a
magnificent woman with such frank devei-
opment as to leave no room for doubt as 10
the quality Of her charms.
There said Jones, is the finest wo-
man in the ROOM Fact saws Snooks,
| she outStripS ali the rest
Squatter sovereign., 1856-11-22
" l may say a rery good paper"
AN IR1snuAN's IDEA OF AMrR,cA.-


AN IRIsHMAN' IDEA OF AMERICA
One Of tie best definitions Of an Irish
mans idea of America that we ever saw,
is contained in the following extract from
the Fairy Circle, tale Of John Brough-
ans Irish Echoes:
Where did 'baccy come from, Corney?'
inquired Mary.
why, from 'Meriky, where else g he
replied, that sent us The 6rsi petaty. Long
life to it, for both, say T.
what sort Of place is that wonder?'
"'Meriky, is it g They tell me its mighty
sizable, bfoIl, darlin' I'm told that you
might rowl England through it. and it
would hardly make dint in the ground,
there's fresh water ocean inside of il
that you might dhround LELAND in, and
save Father Mathew. wonderful sight
of tsiroble; an es for Scotland, you might
stick it in corner of one OF their forests
an you'd never be able to find il except it
might be by the smell of whiskey. If l
had trife of money, I'd go and seek my
fortune there
Squatter sovereign., 1856-11-22

sS One boy, the other day, borrowed
a stick of candy from cornrade, to show
how he could swallow ii and pull it out Of
his ear. He swallowed it, and then twis-
ted himself about in various ways to ex-
tract it, but al length be informed his COM
panion that ne had forgotten that part of
the trick.
Squatter sovereign., 1856-11-22

MODEL DuN.-An exchange gets off
the following suggestions to its subscri-
bers:
"All persons indebted to this Office are
requested to walk up, ride up, roll up. tum-
BILE up, send up. or any way SO that they
get up, and settle Immediately if not SOON
er. We are still prepared to furnish our
paper to all who want it. We would pre-
fer bank notes, gold dollars and silver
quarters in exchange, but in the desperate
language Of poverty stricken and head
over-heels 10 debt colemporary, viii take
grindstones, wooden nutmegs, patent wheel
barrows, Shanghae chickens, hoop dresses
boot jacks, broom corn, 'iasses candy. ba-
by jumpers. { for friend, fishing tackle,
hoop poles. patent medicines, dye stufs.
cork screws, old bacon, young 'niggers,
sucking pigs, rags, boxes, and barrels, old
clothes, sausage meat (extract of bark
preferred post stamps, lager beer. (used
in printing! grubbing hoes, pick axes,
Colts pistols, (warrented not to kick,
tooth brushes. tenpenny nails. pins. needles
ginger cakes, circus tickets. or any other
article found in country retail store
| Walk up, but don't all come at once.
Squatter sovereign., 1856-11-22
aflistellaneons,
For the Squstter Sovereign.
HUNTING YANKEES.
By THE OLD ONE.

He led on; but thoughts
Seemed gathering round, which troubled him.
WILLIS.
Men, really know not what GOOD WATERS
worth. BYRON.
Squatter sovereign., 1856-11-22

E If you ever think of marrying
a widow. my son" said an anxious parent
to his heir, g select one whose first hus-
band was hung; that is the only way to
prevent her throwing his memory in your
face, and making annoying comparisons. -
q Even that won't prevent it, exclaim-
ed a crusty old bachelor, "she'll then
praise him, and say hanging will be too
good for him.
Squatter sovereign., 1856-11-22

1g What are now the prospects in the
country ?'' asked one of our city politicians
yesterday of staunch wing farmer.
.'Very poor as far as regards my crops y
he replied.
s.But mean in reference to our candi-
dates, Fremont and Dayton"
"a d--d sight worse than that of the
crops" * s
Here the subject changed. 80. -
Squatter sovereign., 1856-11-22

Talk about hunting! GO WAY, H.
w. II. Clear the track. Cor de chasse.
Git out, Palethorpe. Whar did you come
from, Omega? Hunting shootirg!!
Squatter sovereign., 1856-11-22

{wick, Miami,
|. Berlin, Lex
ley, Richhcld,
lnr City. Kan
Ii.vavcnWorik,
[on, DohiI.hsn
The morning comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-1856, 1856-04-02

"A man discovered America, but a
woman equipped the voyage" So ev-
erywherc-man executes the perform
ances, but woman trains the man.
Every efectual person, leaving his
mark on the world is but another Co.
lumbus, for whose furnishing some Is-
abella. in the form of his mother, lays
down her jewclry, her vanities, her
comfort.
The morning comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-1856, 1856-04-02

Back OUT or X. N. 1sm.-Elmupd
Burk, gives notice, through the Con
cord IN. Ii Reporter, that he is no
longer contributor to it's columns,
announces his reputation Of Know
Nothipgism, and advises his Hard
shell " friends to do likewise.
Mississ;;p;an.
We have only TO say, in comment
upon the above, that Mr.. Burke, was.
at one time Commissioner Of Patents
under n Democratic administration,
lie is man Of genius and education.
but had some foolish falling out will,
Frank. Pierce. He il welcome back
to the Democratic fold.-Quitman
hteliigencer.
The only logical conclusion to BE-
deduced from the above, is that,
a" Burk's fool" Thus; 4 man who
is not wise is a fool, and man who
is guilty OF senseless, acts, by a party
Of reasoning is nothing less. The
Quit'man paper says, Buuk, is guilty
Of senseess act, and as he has gone
over. to the democratic fold, be is not
Know Nothing fool the Intelligent
Ger, would do us favor therefore, to
say, what manner Of fool he is.
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NOTICE.

WHEREAS, JAMES T. Cams, has been,p ppo'nted
W Administrator Of the succession ofMrs sAAAB
GRIFFITH, late u this Parish, deceased. All per.
sons indebted 10 said succession will make i'm
mediate payment, and those having clslrus will
present them duly authentics ted, to said sdmin.
'ssrator or his attorney, J. ". SEYMOUR.
mar23 2t-W
The morning comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-1856, 1856-04-02

hHsouTvs Orsics Barrow Roues,
Masch %, 1885,
VEALED proposals win be received AZ the Esee
y utive Once IN this city of Baton Rcus.. untlr
the hfst 1sy Of Msy next, fov supp yfns ne Low
isahs enitentisry with FRESH bkkY 4, ths an.
suing twelve months.
mar26. ROBERT O. wICNltPrr.
Governor II louisiana
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Dissolution" "f Cop.rt"erss,sp.

THE partnership heretofore existing between
/ jos. MCCORMICK and r. NJ. HATCH, wss. on
the 1st January last, dissolved by mutual consent
Mr. p N. Hatch retiring from the firm. The bu-
stpess will he conducted BY the undersigned, ~
heretofore, under the same name and style, A. tho
Old Stand, where he solicits share Of tuhlic rat.
ronaRe. [mar10.Il JOS. MCCORMICK
The morning comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-1856, 1856-04-02

a hundred, thatwe would be willing
to trust with sinking fund for chri-
table purposes. Ourself ID included
in the nine million nine hundred and
pinty thousand.
The morning comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-1856, 1856-04-02
NOTICE.

WHEREAS, Mrs. RusAs y. SMART, has been a p.
W pointed Administrative, Of the succession Of
her deceased husband, JoHN A. 8MAHr.
ALI persons indebted to sajd succession will
make Immediate payment, and all those having
claims against said succession. viii present them
duly authenticated, to the undersigned attorney.
mar25 1h-d ], W. YEYMOUR.
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'~BATON ROUOE,::::::::APRfL 2, 1856
ss---=------------------- --.------1-
Dun NtcARAevsNsE OonaEspor
pErrs.-We have two interesting let
ters from our correspondents, at Gren
ads, On our table this morning. One
Of them will be published tomorrow
From our Philadelphia correspondent
We have = communication as late as
24tb ultc., giving detailed account Of
the dreadful accident on The Delaware,
to the ferry boat New Jersey--St Pat,
rick's day, in Now York-Appreben-
sions, relative to the loss Of the steam
ship Pacific etc.
In reference 70 the first letter, We
may briefly ray to idelers At home,
who complain Of nothing To do. that
Nicaragua is The plac for you 70 win
fame and fortune. Go---ask no cues
tons. sufficient for you to know, that
an effort il being made to choke out
Of existence the spark Of liberty
which has been sown in that infant
Republic.
tbs WEATHER.--No article this
week, in the Point Coupee Echo. from
which fact we conclude that il Is al
right. The Echo. however, has q
column leader, on the mails, quito as
interesting, as it, weather articles
generally are. Irregular subjects
such ~ may not be relied on. with
any degree Of certitudc-such ~ the
weather aud the mails, seem to have
. special claim on the attention Of the
Echo editors attention. Capt. Tom
p. Leathers, addresses the Echo. a
very pitby and pointed note, asking
him 70 take back, without condition a
certain article published in tho afore.
said excellent paper wherein the editor
abuses the steamer Natcl,ez, for not
landing at Point Coupee Post Office.
% put out mail, when tho Natchex
had no mail for the point.
Captain Tom makes the following
reasonable request Of the Echo editor:
Will you do me tho favor, 10 future,
to inform yourself better iu matters,
that do not think concern you ~
This is q moderate request, but
suppose it were complied with, the
press would stop. Instead Of throw
ing of, daily, more Information for the
people, on matters Of which it is in
telligent'y ignorant; it would resolve
itself into semi annual or hebdomadal
issues.
What is tho inference, in this dag
gers-point controversy, between the
editor Of the Echo, and Capt. Tom. |
Leathers Why, Point Coupce is
entitled 70 mail; the United States
government has contracted to furnish
the Point with . mail the Natohcz
10 named in the scedule, and Captain
Tom. feathers. commands that excel.
lent water craft. Tho Natchez, passes
BY the Point and does not stop; in
the reasonapleness, Of correct reason,
il not Capt. Leathers. legitimately
to the villi6cation Of the Echo,
editor, whether hc has a mail or not
FRANK LEsL1E's ILLUSTRATED News
number of his beauf;.
The morning comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-1856, 1856-04-02
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. = y m p"t,.y.

Us, and use figures TO show; how mucl
genuine christian sympathy there Is
in the present msgnanimous age
Skeptics will not believe (snd certain
y they have right to depy) unit
they 60 for themselves. with pencil
and paper into the streets--the high
and low places, and calculate for them
selves. There Is Sympatby--Chris
tian sympathy, or our eyes, cars and
other senses are grossly deceiving us.
Look how ready everybody is, to help
everybody else Do you not see dai-
~ exemplified the Christian truth,
that We should help one other? Do
you not find. that when man can
help himself aud needs no assistance,
that everybody runs to him with tears
and entreaties to beg that they may be
allowed the exquisite felicity Of giving
him some assistance We have known
Physicians 10 ride themselves into
practice with a fifth rate nag, and q
pair Of collapsed ssddle.bags; we have
known lawyers to get much cases by
running over town with law book
under arm, and by sticking their heels
out Of the front office window, in a
studious attitude. Did you-'kind
reader" never observe how the "di
vine," runs after the latest sheep Of
bis flock and loves them most be-
cause they can reciprocate bis af4ec-
lion, by tangible sympathy. such as
he may put in his pocket? These
facts are noticeable to any eye that has
not the squirt Of prejudice in it. But
this is no time or place for epecuIa-
lion; the object Of this epistle is to
call tho attention Of our readers to
The profound and heartfelt political
that our neigbbors on the
corner Of Third and Church street,
have given utterance TO, in an Even
ing edition for the Hon. Capt. Albert
Pike. Of Arkansas. They understand
hat tho Captain-aftcr taking n sec
md view Of the present aspect Of the
asst Know Nothing platform, has con
'|uded to abandon; to vacate, to apos-
acise from the true faith; to go over
u short, to retract, and give The world
o understand that during tho last five
ears, he has either been playing
tnave or fool. We cant think tina,
he Capt. will DO guilty Of such a
course, and for the sake Of tho name.
vc hope he will not do it; but this is
matter Of small moment TO the sub
oct matter, which is. to speculate for
moment, in reference to the course
t our always consistent neighbors. In
heir edition Of the 2sth inst, they re-
'ub'ish a whole columns length Of the
pinions Of Capt. Albert Pike, from
hat remarkable paper at Washington
allied tho Union. The column in
uestion, is prefaced with few brief
ditorial remarks, which the Advocctc
submits without COMMENT" and says
indeed it needs none, for every SEN
'nce contains volume Of plain. hon.
It truths, which to comment on we're
lperfluous." This is funny. and if
lere were any levity in US we should
ugh right out. A few weeks ago,
'e same authority gave US to under
and, that Captain Albert, could not
III the truth. il he would; and if he
ID, by accident, it would be entitled
} no credit, from the fact that Can't.
lbert, was then deemed q demagogue
llculatiug for nothing less than Gov. .
nor of Arkansas or President of the
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