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usMEss.-Alt Though the last Of the spring months.
is drawing tota close, and the season at hand for
decline in all descriptions Of business yet the upper
steamboat landing continues to exhibit more than
usual activity and brskness Our marine list indicates
daily and numerous arrivals, bringing full loads Of
produce. Tobacco of the great staples, is arriv
ing very freely and the receipts up to this time
within 20 per cent for the same time last season. and,
notwithstanding the very reduced quantity Of sugar
raised last season. the quantity of nolasses received
at the 1evee is only about per cent less than last
year and when the prices for the season compared
1t will be found there vast in favor
of the present season. For instance, the molasses
which has been received here this season. amounts at
present valuation to $780, 900 for the same time
last year it amounted to $685. OO0being an excess
this season, of two millions of dollars. These esti-
mates do not include the molasses shipped direct
from plantations to coastwise ports and the upper
country, but the value landed on the leyee. ~
The weather has become warm, after one Of those
severe Northers which over this section at this
season of the year, and although an abundance
of rain fell in the early part of the month"; the Streets
landings, and all thoroughfares are as dry and dirty
as though d six weeks drought1had prevailed.
We are receiving accounts Of the most favorable
nature from many parts Of the cotton region relating
to the present crop in fact, some parties already
exulting at the Cine prospects This Is premature and
very injudcious, as it operates against the cotton
market in foreign countries. From other sections
accounts are nnfayorable; many complaints of too
much rain and some planters begin to talk about the
worm d new enemy to cotton at this early stage Of
the season.
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WIZ. II. YOUNG.

MJ- Dyspepsia, in all Its various forms of
enaciaed humanity, resulting often from small causes like in
digestion, producing Constipation Fatuency, Nausea in the
Stomach and thousand other ailments tending
debitae the physical and all Of these ills yield like
magic Dr. Hostette celebrated Stomach Bitters giving
the reputation bears of reinatng oheah thousands who
have tried its yvying aud Strengthening influence upon their
almost desparg and broken constitutions All should
these Bitters during this weather. 1t is the eec
tna preventive of disease known For sale by Cady Holmes
Graser street Alexander Norton Co.. poydras street.
stE 5
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Steamboat Departures This Day,

..i 49, MOBILE. -.l ~.
Oregon Myers master, the arrival at the Lake of tue
o'clock p. NJ. Ponchartrain r. Geddes, 10 Bank
Place, agent. Ag$.- .r
.-A= TCHEFUNCTA RIVER. E,-.
Virginia Pearl Hoffman, the arrival Of the 10 o'clock NJ
Ponchartran d. G. Lowber No 90 Magazine street.
= agent. =. : ~ ~
ES cEi,,s Il, LOWER MISSISSIPPI.
r. w McRue, Broadwe master, at O'Clock P. N. Pitcher
Goodrich Co.. 4s Carondee street. and T. B. Smith, u
New Levee street, agents. 81 e. =
H. a5 RED RIVER. p q
C. Hays Wright MASTER at 5ocock. Lewis snapp Co.. 81
Front street. and T. B. Smith, II New Levee, agents.
Planter, Atkinson master, at O'clock III Brintou Co.,
Lafayette street, agents III l.E
Compromise Kay MASTER at o'clock. T. B. Smith, IL New
Levee and Lewis Snapp Co, 81 Front streets agents.
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gASS1STANT ERMEN,
FIRST DISTRICT.-lsr WARDS. II. Day,
-,-.". j. e. Campbell,
ID EARD-JoFin M. Hall.
A. w. Cooper.
Sd wARD-N. e. Bailey.
G.. Banister.
SECOND DISTRICT-4rH wARp-yV. Nj. Fleming.
II. w. Hcbrard,
Y SIN wARp-Vicfor Rcnit.
9TH wARD-J0hn e. Holland.
THIRD DISTRICT.-Trn wARp-Lconce Burthe.
STH WARDS. p. DeI.abnEre,
ern wARp-Ny. G. Raymond.
FOURTH DISTR'T-l0rH wARD-sB. B. Oliver.
myl6te lTH WARD
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THE COWyfesies of EY'eegsEeG Fife
BY MRS. MADELINE LESLIE.
First Edition of 5000 Copies ordered In Adj
vance of Publication.
Second Edition of 1000 in Press

This work of merit designed for all who have been,
are would be married. 1t is able vncatpn of the Di
Institution of Marriage ddactc but descriptive and
admirably adapted control the Judgment and heart
multiply and perpeuae the amenities and joys of welded e
1t delights those who have read it, either in manuscript in
Sheets Read what they say:
"a series Of feke pictures woven into story no ord
nary interest," simple and beautiful in style true
scenes and Characters which drawn with the skill Of
ts pure and elevated its moral tone and bidding
be great ftrorite with the public.n [Onr Critic.
" 1t will delight readers and shed light the time
honored institution of marriage" [foston Daily Ans.
style is beautiful for simplicity. atralness and control
the sentiments and emotions of the reader characters
well sustained and its moral worthy of the highest praise
Evening Transcript. -rl
narrative Of facts most skully embcished containing
of thrilling interest," conformed in style the
ards and most pure and salary its social moral in
ence.n Boston Daily journal.
1t should be read by every husband md wife and by all
who expect to sustain such relation to make them therein wiser
better and happier" THE Bay State.
SHEPARD CLARK & CO.,
ITO Washington street, Boston,
j. G. MORGAN,
a26 Up Exchange Place, adjoining Pest. Office
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ANDREW JACKSON DoNELsoN.-On of the rarest
and richest ieasts which Democracy has lately ckled
the amazed public with, is to show up Mr.. Donelson,
the American candidate, as an obscure and insig-
ni6cant parsonage. WE'LL let us see. In 1929 Gen.
Jackson made him his Private Secretary, very re-
snonsible and confidential position. In lS45 Mr..
Doneson was appointed Minister to the Republic of
Texas, and aided in its annexation to the United
States. The same year he disappointed by Mr. Polk,
Minister to Prussia. In ls49 he was appointed Min
lister to Germany and held that Office under Gen.
Taylor until it was abolished, The patriotic and
conspicuous part he played in the Nashville Conven
ton, is fresh in the memory of our readers. When
the venerable Ritohie--the Talleyrand of the Demo
cratic party-retired from the Washington Union
Mr. Doneson was selected as his successor Disguised
with the spoils policy Of Pierce and his Admnistra
ton, he quit the dry-rotn concern, and embarked
in the good cause of political reform-of American
izing America. Ands this is the man that sham
Democracy would stultify before the country. Well,
if Mr.. Donelson is the obscure and unworthy indiv
dual they represent, oldtashioned Democracy has
much to answer for.
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ESTATE OF ]. B. D. F. GUEX, ALIAS D. F. GUEX.
by N. EIGNIE, Auctioneer.

BY N. F1GNIE Auctoneer.
SATURDAY, l4tll June, 1856, Mt 10 o'clock.
- NJ, will be sold public auction, the of the ST.
Louis Hotel by virtue of an order from the
District Court of New Orleans dnted 9Th May 1856 the
following described slaves and property belonging sue
cesSion
PETER, negro man. abont 4S years old.
MARY, alias Molly, negress about dS years old
/. 4 CERTAIN TRACT OF GROUND, bounded by Cont,
Viere, St. Louis and Marn streets, measuring French
nre sixty feet front Cont street by hundred
eight feet and two inches front Where street and hundred
and twenty EIGHT tee five inches the line dividing said lot of
ground from lot number six. Together with brick house,
covered with slate containing four rooms closet gallery,
wostor kitchen coeanng on rooms another double Kitchen
bakery containing large oven nnd all the buildings
improvements erected on said lot.
- FIVE LOTS OF GROUND, Situated in new suburb
So, comprised between Union Liberal, Frenchmen
strecssad lots measuring each 30 feet front Union street,
by 100 feet in depth French measure lot No. q being
Of Union and Genius streets.
TERMS CONDITIONS For the Slaves third cash,
the balance six und twelve months credit
order of purchasers, and endorsed by them the Real
Estate third cash. the banceat twelve and eighteen
months credit in the order of the purchasers and by
them endorsed, bearing six arnn from
date till maturity and thereafter paid at eight per
cent until tl payment, secured by special
said property The buildings be insured
payment the notes. and the policies of insurance
ferred to the utriX
R- Acts Of sale before S. Wagner, Esq, notary public.
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Elegant Summer Cyofttssg.
ALL SHAPES AND SIZES CAN BE FITTED.
FRESH ARRIVALS BY EVERY STEAMSHIP.
Clerks Speaking French and Spanish Languages.
A T IT'D III ALIINIR nL e. "a :


ALFRED MUNROE Sc Co,
81 Magazine street, corner Of Gravier,
Would call attention to their present assortment of
Fashionable Clothing for Gentlemen.
among which may be found the following;
Single Mild Cashmere r oCKs AND PANTALooNs.
Drap D'Ete FROCK md SAC COATS.
Very superb Fancy Linen Drill COATS. m>S
Bnrpour, Alpaca and Merno COATS. -...-
Check Linen Brown Linen, and Fancy Linen COATS.
Fancy Linen Drill PANTALOONs 200 different patterns.
French Drap D'Ete PANTALoONs.
White Marseilles VESTS
Very rich assortment of Fancy Marseilles VESTS.
Rich Fancy Silk and Satin VESTS
Bombazne, Barpour and Alpaca VESTS. -.-. II. .-.
5auze Merino UNDERsHIRTs. whole and half sleeves.
Gauze Gotten g F." 60.
I4se Thread = I"
Very large assortment Of Linen and Muslin SHIRTS.
RORS, CX.O2iskX9EG-,
Our assortment of BOYS CLOTHING very complete
bracing all the above styles mentioned for gentlemen Paen
and guardians invited to call and purchase wemade cloth
ing for the boys under their charge
INDIA RUBBER CLOTHING,
full of all articles manufactured by the Uniol
India Rubber Company including Coats Leggings, Blankets
Piano Covers, Submarine Arnors Water Pals Gun Covers
Canteens Water Bottles, Beds and Pillows Life Preserves
CLOTH by the piece or yard, ETC., etc. &a@
One Price for Goods--NO Deviation.
--4Sl ALFRED MUNROE & CO.,
my19 2p6t "a Magazine street
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On the fourth page win be found the official
proceedings Of the Board Of Assistants on Tuesday
night. The Board of Aldernens proceedings will
appear tomorrow morning. $ 5
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# MILLERs AND AGRIcuLTuRIsTs, AHoY TT you
ls purchase and Touring mill which everybody
eognzs greatest mill Of the age you will do well 10 write
To- Or call upon Willis r. Coleman, Sc Nachez street
whose viii he found another couno tc.days
asr Col Coleman is, confessedly the greatest mill
New Orleans or Of The Gnon and every mill he
Fuarantesd He has taken the highest premium in
instance where mills been publicly exhibteda
good proof of their efficiency and value could ask
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CLOTHING, SHrRTs AND Day Goops. The partic.
Mar attention Of buyers called the sale of clothing shirts
ana y goods take place this day At 10 o'clock 4 NJ at
Il Psychaua cos auction ROOM No . Old Leyes
Terms liberal At sale. 5
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Bv'atcgsma0Esi1eg! VV'0tcztneyEssaeg:

FL. P. BUCFxIIEY,
(ate Young & Co. y s CAMP ST.,
Respectfully invites the attention purchasers his entire
stock of fine WATCHES, JEWELRY ind SILVERWAR
manufactured imported expressly his ORDER every
Of which is fully guaranteed.
Particular attention invited to his WATCHES
which be exceed in the city and will be sold prices
lower than is often asked for an inferior article.
RThc stricte attention, heretofore, Watch Repairing
Diamond Setting, or Jeweiry Work. myl4 2plm
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nS We are indebted to the purser Of the steam
ship Black Warrior for aceep bic attentions.
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.gosvhea.e Spoken against.


Differences opinion exist fin the world nearly If
subjects all cannot be induced to think alike is ii
perhaps desirable that in everything the views of all should be
alike But however much people may differ other subjects
believe there but opinion expressed by all who have
used .a-.,ss,s .75 - /. +sa- :. --, j.
Wfner's Canadian Vermifuge,
and that is that superior all other preparations
edy Worms We have known heard Of in
which has failed, all who use it express their entire sasac
ton approval is nowhere spoken against but the
trary every where spoken we'll Of is it strange that it
should be so, when consider its superiority.
Be particular remember the name Winer's Canadian
vermuge" This is the only article ha be depended
Remember this. ~. 49,.
For sale wholesale and retail in New Orleans, by
9-ra '"...@ J. WRIGHT g. CO.,
my19 2p3tMoWeFr<W q and ISL Chartres st.
EeCe5 Sores
Ofauy date or magnancy must give way 10 the cleansing
neutralizng md extracting powers of
DaI1ey's Pain Extractor.
Dress twcea day and take the time gentle cool
son 10 affected will be curedcores troubled fifty have
been cured thus in q very short time.
sue in New Orleans wholesale and retail at popretors
prices, by
J. WRIGHT & CO.,
my19 2p3tMoWeSa q and Isl Charities street.
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Vast Received.

EN@DMG 70 CINE WMkA MGs LIE M,
1856 CAMP STREET..
Has Just opened and beautiful supply of
LACES. EMBROIDERIES, etc;
RICH VALENCIA SETS;
VALENCIA RACHEL COLLARS;
VALENCIA AND GUIPURE COLLARS.
SWISS AND JACONET SETS;
RICH EMBROIDERED SWISS BANDS
All of which now being sold at
Great Bargains for Cnsh.
Fonced Baeges organdes Spring Silks French Jaconets
ETC.. etc.. at % per cent below former prices.
HORACE HARDY,
my19 MoWe&Sa 1856 Camp street
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The authorities Of Norfolk have established very
rigid quarantine regulations vessels from quarters
where any epidemic diseases exist. 81
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aG-I Ne are obliged to tie officers Of the magnifi-
cent steamer Eclipse for late files Of Louisville
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StiEg Greater Reduction.
LARGE STOCK OF SPRING SILKS,
RICH BAREGES AND PARIS EMBRoIDERIEs
SELLING OFF!

y. T. SCANLAN Z CO,
Nos IL and Il Chartres street.
Being desirons of selling the whole of large stock of
black and colored SUMMER SILKS, before ls of june
will continue all this week, ocrthelat greatly REDUCED
PRICES They will entire Of rich Baregs
and organdy ROBES, French EMBR0lDERIES, LACE
sHAwIS and MANTIILAs, Paris BoNNETS and all their
choice SPRING DRESS GOODS. the lowest cash prices
Kid GLOVES, Organdy ROBES, Filet MITTs Skirts and
Lace MANT1LLAS, just1received. ny22 2p3t
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A L D f r u r N .

ALDERMEN.
FIRST DISTRICT l.. III. place, III. Nj. Summers,
"A. Landry.
crcos, nIr,r 1Ausustus Montgomery,
'Hoo1'o Dio -. AdoIphe Duprc.
~ >r PIP. $. Wilt,
iiliHD pi'i ''''; 5Js v. Gourdain.
newman, ,,,er BENZ. S. Harrison.
rooi'iii NA'i.'' john II, Barrett.
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Removed ReMeOUeJ 81:
FROM NO. Is TO IL ROYAL STREET.
A supply of CREME DE BOUZT CHAMPAGNE, in quarts
pints constantly on hand which equal
to this market.
Also
OTHER BRANDS OF INFERIOR QUALITY.
SPARKLING and STILL HOOK MADEIRA and SHERRY
WINES. ~
BE DTES:
sAZERAC of the Vintage 1885, 1898 1906 and other
brands.
WT4ISK Ky:
Of all Gescripons-Scotcll, Irish Rye and Bourbon.
ALE and PORTER, in pints and quartz.
hand, my of the WINES IL
QU0RS in the market, which will be sold reasonable
terms any other house in the city.
SEWELL T. TAYLOR,
d. 2ptf No. II Royal street.
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Ro0ts, Shoes and BTogG2es.
t-5 AT WHOLESALE.
Now landing from ship Norfolk and in store general
ment of BOOTS, SHOES, BROGANs HATS GAPS, etc
Plantations supplied with prime D1TCHING BOOTS RUSsET
BOOTS, BRoGANs WOOL, MEXICAN PALM LEAF,
STRAW and CAMPEACHY HATS, at the lowest market
prices by ,
Jyl3 2p&W 10 Magazine street.
HATS, CAPS. etc.,
AT WHOLESALE
We constantly receiving general assortment of Silk Fur
Cashmere Panama. Leghorn Straw, Palm Leaf Mexican and
Wool HATS, at the -,.
LOWEST MARKET PRICES.
FROST & CO.,
jyl3 2pkW 10 Magazine street.
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III Card.

III Card.
NEW ORLEANS, May 9th, 1856.
Be it known to all whom it may that the Govern
men Of Nicaragua recognizes agent in the United States
except Padre WILL Minister TO Washington, and Col. p f.
Naneosos in this city Capt j. w Wilkins has been acting
during the absence of Col Mnncoo who has
and resumed the duties of his Office. it KNOWN
that parties hive recently borrowed the credit of said
Nicaaguan government without authority Iny9 Up
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.l,4OO, 900 HAVANA CIGARS.
nv MORPHY Il MENUS.

F1RTDAy 3Oth May, 1856. Mt 10 O'Clock, A.
NJ win be sold the Sales Room Of popular and well
Importer Ia Walls, No. u Magazine street, without
i4O0G0O Genuine importation Havana Cigars, consisting
mostly of choice brands. 5000.
apnToved pauera my20H
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Neep Se2naaaseg' Clothing.

IT sSEEHRM NT QGNcHg, ga Ggp
No. 35 Camp street,
Have just received additional supplies of Summer Clothing
Barpour Merino COATS;
Coored and Black Alpaca co ATS-very rich
White and Coored Linen Duck COATS
Seersuckcr, Linen and Cashmere COATS.
White and Colored Linen Duck PANTS.
White and Fancy Drill PANTS.
White and Fancy VESTS.
Very light gauye Merino IND ERSHIRTS-Transparent
Lslo Thread Undershirts LINEN DRAWERS.
New Styles of Lisle Thread and Cotton HALF HOSE
SHIRTSA supply Of Colored Linen and Muslin also of
Linen Bosom do
TRUNES-An invoice of the best Sole Leather Travelling
Trunks, Philadelphia manufacture.
UNBKELLASJust received small invoice of snerior Silk
and Bingham Umbrellas. myl2 2pI2t
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ADVANTAGE There is one advantage
hisli member o s party has who
lie councils and when he tired, out
esaps g. y sds sss
ths q ths Sss Council % te parry
the could not the entire American party go
and subsidies IT and absolutely take charge
digay Eofhs pafty Whit does lie iaaoF thinkf "
tCreoe, Of yesterday. \
The above interrogatories are rather fruitful in
suggestions than otherwise We don't think the
entire American party would be welcomed by theg
leaders of the Democratic hosts-who are in fact,
the hosts Themselves just as much as Paris is France
They would object strenuously TO such charge Of
nominations and interests, as our contemporary pro-
I poses. They are continually. squabbling about
division Of the spoils Iheir chief trouble arises
from the difficulty Of making such division. And
their policy IS, rot only to take charge of the dis
tributions but to distribute little possible!
Consequently, they regard all who come in as interlo
pers who are not useful and necessary to the further
{ ance of their schemes
They may give, as they have done and are now.
doing unmportant and aborious offices to those they
wish to blind or bride to aid them in the accomplish
Inent Of their political ends. But when an important
office, lucrative office, "a highly honorable ofice--a
nomination to Congress, for instances to be be-
slowed their recent acquisitions will find themselves.
after having served their purposes, turned adrt,
with neither sympathy nor consideration.
In conclusion, the & Junior thinks this is great
and glorious country inhabited by the fastest sort Of
people. 1t has one drawback, however: there are
not Offices enough for every body! The march Of
Improvement may rectify this evil.
81
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e4a1aericGaa Ticket.
MAYOR

NFHGE8 VEdEAg RtC1GEEs
r.l .-l-
~, MAYOR:
CHARLES M. WATERMAN.
,+.. 51t...
..r II COMPTROLLER:
THOMAS TTIEARD.
STREET COMMISSIONER:
- p. AMEDEE GUYOIA.
-s.'- #.@9. RECORDERS.
FIRST DISTRICT. Gerard StftEs
SECOND DISTRICT. ...,.........J. L.. FaI,re.
THIRD DISTRICT. ..Eoseph Solomon.
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THURS DAY MORNING, MAY y, 1866.
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aaa'riue0s
Ng Gb E&HGM S aaE wv "a ".
CT T H ERS,
CORNER CAMP AND COMMON STREETS.
Under City Hotel,)
Have received their choice and superior stock Of
SPRING and SUMNER
CL OTEII N G,
COMPRISING EVERYTHING NEW AND DESIRABLE
CASHNARETTE AND ALPACA COATS
FANCY CASHMERE AND DRILL PANTS
MARSEILLES AND VALENCIA VESTS
HOSIERY,
DRAWERS,
SHIRTS, and
GENTLENIEN'S FURNISHING GOODS
AZ 2ptf in every variety
HDepOts,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL, FOR THE SALE OF THE
GENUINE
DALLEY'S MAGICAL PAIN EXTRACTOR
a2S 2ptf Nos. q and Isl ChartreS street.
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aNfOa'e

aWO1e
NEW SUMMER CLOTHING
Al
Very Low Prices.
PIERSON, HARRISON & Co..
No / Magazine street, corner Canal,
Have received per Empire City, another superior lot III
SUMMER CLOTHING,
for sale at usual low prices
WHITE DUCK COAT AND PANTS;
SUPER LINEN DUCK PANTS;
FRENCH MARSEILLES VESTS; .--9
ALPACA AND BoMBAzINE COATS; and fine sssort-
mont of LINEN GOODS CRAvATs, SHIRTS; etc.
Call md examine at
PERSON, HARRISON & CO.'S,
myl9 2p6t&Wlt No. Magazine street, corner Canal
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SUCCESSION OF HENRY A. HOFFMEYER-TWo STORY
dwelling House. fronting Apollo street and vacant lots
in the Second District.
BY BLACHE BEAUMONT. ..--
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CHARLES NJ. WATERMAN.
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NUM- B :ER 4 G4I. .
Vslp 0rlears 5aiIg drestsllI.
! The l's|'l !. 4 ;El:I|;ag Of the Onion
B'HwMs j. HAY.

BIZ VIE. j. NAY. K {;
Midway between oiiio's banks 4: 5 8 5s
Ihe lle standard Of the Union floats + 4$
4 And: gazing on IT, serried saflhks {s
s t5lye g,e cheer on cheer in Fredon,s notes. l
Der Freedom I'm eT,r;ra IN \, ssaye
The home Of Freedom, OF its grave. 4 IA
: Tie only standard men hold dear, 81
Cheer, cheer that flag that freesnen loys X
Twas form'd and raised BY patriot ts ssf.en !.
The foes ofs Liberty all stroyes
To CRUSH the liberty of men. 5
Cheer for that Standard, etc.
Gheer, cheer It ont Again to-day
It floats Ger Unions empire, grand t
The grave Of WEBSTER and isof CEAY II u h I
lVo,y and JoTeeey !. g Freedom u Land H, 4,
Cheer for that Standard etc, s4sS