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The national era. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1847-1860, 1858-12-30

" VIE dds GeshrR
Ohne Hast,
AbeT 0hne RGSf
D,eht sch jsdsr
I'm die eIgne LaSt''
The Washington union., 1858-02-27
"OHIO DEMOCRATIC CLUB. !,

AS will be by the notice of the secretary in an
other column, the members of the ''Ohio Democratic
Club to have meeting to night at the building for
merly occupied by them 7h street All other Ohio
democrats in the city also invited to be present This
Club first organized in May, 1885, and has for Its
object the of the democratic party In Ohio Dn-
ring the campaign of 1856 purchased and distributed
among the people Of Ohio nearly 100000 documents;
and to prove that its lnors beneficial during that
year. have but to refer 10 the fact that the democracy
of that State oied member. Of Cbgyess and gained
nearly 20 900 the popular vote That this result was
all owing 10 the labors the "Club in this city do
not claim but that it exerted great influence the mem
bcrs elected themselves will admit The congressional
election again takes place next October and it s in view
this fc and the importance ~ the country Of having
u democratic majority in the House that the members Of
the Club thus carly arranging all the prclimina-
ries for going into the contest with all the energy ans
zenl which marked their actions in 1856 Whether
the organization will meet with the operation Of
all the democratic members remains to be seen. We
trust IL may but should it be otherwise, can truth
fully recommend the Club 10 the favorable notice OF
the democracy of Ohio, and feel assured that the men,
bers of the org ,niz on WILL and ALL faithfully and
zealousy perform their share of the work, .&a...
The Washington union., 1858-02-27
MANUFACTURED EXCITEMENT.

'Ctzen of Kansas, in yesterdays Star, denies the
correctness of certain statements which have reached this
city by telegraph from St. Louis relative to the arrest oil
several persons who acted judges and clerks of the ee
tion at Shawnee precinct the 4th Of January last men
tioning the fact that almost all Of them now In TINS
city neighborhood. We notice, also, that the teo
graph has brought within day or two accounts from
Kansas OF violent demonstrations towards Gen Clarkson
though excitement had just broken out against him
Tho story old one the full proceedings of the meet
ing at Leavcnworth referred 10 reached in Kansas
paper two three days before the telegraph brought US
ts exciting news The St Louis operator Is altogether
too slow for Uncle Sans mails
The Washington union., 1858-02-27

GovsRsoR WIsk N ISDnsA.-Goy. Wise wrota
another letter TO the anti Leeomp of Indiana
and enclosed his New York and Philadelphia mani
festoes. The Governor says
'I can add only that will know sections In
administering the honos and duties OF eerave sys
tenn
We quote this to expian without authority, that
his excellency did not mean 10 be understood that
the responsibilities of Me administration of the fed
eral government nop upon his shoulders. The
foregoing is followed by declaration that he +" will
demand nothing but what is right, and will submit
TO nothing that is wrong" This makes il clear that
Kansas would be perfectly safe Mr.. Wise in
the presidential Office.
The Washington union., 1858-02-27
Furniture, Furniture.


WE have just received large addition to our
wv stock Of cabinet and other furniture which has been gotten
up elegant style order the workmanship
which warrant OF the best quality,
PARIoR SUITES COMPLETE,
rosewood walnut and mahogany upholstered in coor
and mantcl glasses, gilt with marble slabs and
brackets.
CHAMBER SETS COMPLETE.
Solid oak, handsomely orpamented in gold
mahogany carved black snameled gold and
flowers, with other painted sets all coors
DINING ROOM.
Oak, mahogany and cherry extension dining tables from
eight TO twenty feet,
walnut, mahogany, and ladies' dining chairs
valiant aud mahogany stdcboerds, with marble
Shelves, &c ornamcncd with looking glass backs.
FEATHER REtsS BOOSTERS, AND Pillows
Cured hair husk and husk and cotton
OFFICE DESKS, CHAIRS, AND sAIAMANDER SAFES
soarnes wcr's patent saemander proof
secured by the celebrated "In Belle lock :"
Also great variety bescad bureaus wardrobcs washsnnds
ghtsands and rocking chairs
Two chairs All which
cash o approved paper. McGREGOR h CO..
23-eo6wm Nos. $50 528, and b21 Seventh street.
The Washington union., 1858-02-27
WASHINGTON CITY.
SATURDAY MORNING. FEB. ~. 1908.

Mr. LHAn JAMES, of Philadelphia Is general travelling
assisted by JAMES DEtSiso oHs COLLINS HAss EDausp
Wiley, Jo'N DkErhN6, A EsASs r. s JANIS, Asasas r.
A. DAVE, X. T. KoHssps, ...fr +. . ..ls
ssMr Gso w BRAY authorized COLLECT moneys due the
ofloe for subscriptions advertisements la the District n
Columbia.
ss-M W. JAMES, No Harrison street, Cnoinnat Ohio
general collecting the Texas by
Thomas, wnAA H. TpnAs Tnos JAIME, and RusRD IKAk
Receipts of either win be good
The Washington union., 1858-02-27

The United States marshal and his assistants ON Wed
ncssy arrested Joseph Santos, vncente Louis and An
drew Dos Santos who had taken passage on poara
steam-tu with the design, supposed. OF Ionms
vessel bound for the coast Of Afrin to engage IN @
slave trade. The prisoners taken before un.eo
States commissioner and held 10 bail In 81 500 each Inc
marshal also took possession Of several trunks iouna %
board the tug In which charts Of the coasts OF CUP"
and Guinea -New Fork Herald.
The Washington union., 1858-02-27

The ten democratic senators in the Pennsylvania les-
Iatc from the congressional districts represented
Washington by Mcssis. Hickman, Owen Jones, Reilly
Dewart and Chapman stand fairly and s1unrcly up "
the Kansas policy OF President Buchanan and the demo-
cratic party This Is significant fact and cannot wen
be overlooked ZE1vor fFa Sentinel
The Washington union., 1858-02-27
mo, 596. |

No, 596.
Notice Of the poonaut Of public oles Mnneco ordered 10
be hoid by proclamation No 5s7.
AIOTTCE Is HEREBY GIVEN that the public
sales OF the within the the
breeds OF the ncoah Sioux
ordered by bS7 dated September
Fabaut and Henderson, The
and ssh March next have bccn postponed
3Oth day OF August 9Th
prior the sncs will be again advertised
TO law THr a, HENDRICKS,
Commissioner of the General Land once
FEBRUARY 10, 1858.
Intel &Sar
The Washington union., 1858-02-27

M b. BRADY respectfully announces that he
established gallery or Photographic Washing
prepared commissions for the mpcr,
graph hitherto hs well known establishment
variety unique Photographic specimens
in collection with portraits Of
TIM she'd OF the United States
Mr. BRADY brings Washington gallery the fourteen
and America and the
during period lie feels confident that the
artistic quality Of his works viii
gallery to The attcntio Of tho Washington public.
NJ BRADY, 352 Pennsylvania avenue swceny Rten
house, FAINT, a. Go. IS banking house.
Jan 27-cod3mo
The Washington union., 1858-02-27

woIfe's schicdam Aromatic schnapps.

proprietor particularly the above chnapps
travelling the South West Of
tho diagreeabc and dan
produced by change water visitation which all
particularly liable should
careful in purchasing the schnaps the whole country flooded
The genuine has proprictor's
bottle cork and label For ae by all the druggists and
groccrs
UDOIFfiO WOLFE,
13-d3mf Depot 18 Beaver street, New York
The Washington union., 1858-02-27

Gov. Denver they say, wants to come to Washing
ton--the people q KANSAS ought to have their own
governor, their own Legislature and they ought to
conduct all ther political concerns and il is right
they should Admission is the only process By
which these ends can be reached
The Washington union., 1858-02-27

VNIE BENCH AND BAR OF GEORGIA-Me-
inoirs sketches appendix containing
from 1890 to 1887 stephen Miller vols svo So.
Tcb2S FRANck TAYLOR
The Washington union., 1858-02-27

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SPIklruALTSH.-Praofftqf Manifestation ii
L"tisSi comfy Oar itighily cont mporary
ne fui'Ski FINES, whose attention has beef
urawn to s?iFilnaIism, gives Tie following re
uaES'o!s @a@.lesaf'o' in tina, county, the mar
.,aitan, q c., mn' ~ Nus osefheafd by ofe OF tht
rdllofs from The lips VIA venerable and truth.
r' negro Gaming to be a 'mgnn.' II is rhe
ifst t'Fi'nai manifestation we have ever read
about, which prntni ed.to be of mach usn ard
u Is a pity 1t should have been spoiled in the
ai.,as,S ., aeyelnplneRt, by The somewhat
Y,tlesoref' curiosity OF the .'mSnm'' aforesaid.
we WIZ premise our clipping from the story
y Sa'' 9 maj The venerable narrator. and
,nfjam was out on a 'possnm bunt, and had
IfeF'i MS game on an immense black gum tree.
.o9 o,s' IN nus lFdgnen', for his emitting
w. "g .neltep"a oe'ook himself 10 the
't,''ss i"r az:
90 gveS a to de tree an stuck my axe, as
,ifu as | c'old' an let ii dar, an step off from
aN ''es' an sed; IF da1e IS de sp,,t Arge Oh
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HE P%ARAGUABY ExpRpIrIoS.-There /,
nothing in The latest South American paper,
10 Indicate that Lopez is making hos lie IRE
parations to receive the American expedition
and not a syllable to confirm the rumor which
reached here via England, leredited to the
London News.) that Lopez was strengthening
the " portion If the iaruguaY rlYpr. ,,eal
the Tres Buoas. The following paragrai I,
reiatliig 10 the expedition. Appeared in In.
course ol an article III The ultlea ,fOcl. I'd:
w hat have foriy-seycn wears uf submission
and death-like silence given to the Paraguay,
aus Ntloggins, robberies, banishmeots and
death. Shat have seventeen years of weak.
ness produced for Brazil in her vet unsettled
questions with The dictator Of Paraguay ,
Ionly humll'atlons anl insults to the %i,nnperial
ministers. But the, moment is at hand when
inc llastfi"us Cabinet of Washington will
teach The world how 10 treat with craft .
rogues. Inc ageut Of the great nation viii.
80 TO Asuncion with his head erect. lie viii
NUM- out IN bis lair the cowardly Mandarin Of
'he celestial Empire of America, To Law hi.
recla'natlons befrre him. The Mandarin viii,
bow his neck before The American and will
hand over, without delay, the fruit of The
sweat OF the poor people, which the Mandarin
has sloleh during seventeen years. He will
give all the satisfaction asked for, aud viii
solemnIze his reproachahle defeat with the sa-
iuie OF cannon and The c.urgnr OF the iay.
bells. 4 " n 1t is not unly in buildins !
railroads that the Yankees excel. They nre
also adopts in tanning fractions beasts. Ra,eyl
is a son of the American Uniun.'
This certainly does not look as if the Bue.
nos Ayreans thought that there was much
Eight IN Innez
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RE-oPENING THE ksLdVE TRADE IN
GEORGIA.

NEfOFENlNG TIE SL4FE TR4DE n
GEORGIA.
bill has been introduced into the Senat
Of the Legislature nf Georgia, now in session
sugggesting a removal Of that clause in III,
Consultation adopted in 179s. which declares
that after q certain date, aSthere shall be III
further importation Of slaves into the STATE
ron. Africa or any foreign place.
The discussion which arose upon The con.
LIZ slderatlon nf this measure was warm and mi
mated bothson the part of its friends and or
sslionents,, the former cnntending first. that The
long continuance iofsihisf prohibition in The
State Constitution. against a~strafic which Ii
thegrand element ofathe South's present and
prospective greatness and prosperity, is, toe
spairable a. cpndemnation If the trade itself.
And should be erased from the statne book.
leaving the policy Of renewing or re-openine
The trade, q question for future consideration !;
secondly, that to ignore the Importance Of this
question at This time, would be to deny The
Soaih her right to make this measure a lead.
ing political question. npon the fate Of which
depends her future safety and salvation and
that ne who Womb actively oppose the right Of
the South to adopt ut option this great mons.
ure Of relief, should be considered an enemy 10
Der best interests and mn ally with the tradu.
GERS Of Southern institutions.
By the opponents Of the measure il was con.
tended that il was an unnecessary agitation of
= subject that was practically impossible on
athe part IF any State tolerating slavery while
IN the Union, and besides the renewal of the
African slave trade at this time was repugnnnt
70 The. wishes Of The great mass Of the Southern
people, and at war with the general sentiment
.of the world.
~ i difficult to conjecture what may be the
fate Ct the measure before the Legislature, Of
Georgia be It what il may, we can see no re-
suit either propitinus or adverse which can
arise from the action Of the Legislature in any
disposal which it may make of the question.
~ The prohibitory clause complained of is
removed ard the question is left open as to a
future renewal of the trade, it cannot be done
under existing federal statutes aeainsi the slave
trade, and there is no earthly prospect of a
of the federal barriers whilst Blael,
Republicnnism is so strong in our national
councils, and there is so great II contrariety Of
views in The. Southern mind. How then is
this measure to be effected SO that no obstacles,
either State or federal will be encountered
as We have frequently intimatcd in our col
umnS, we again say that the introdnction of
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An Irish waiter, speaking of a ladv's b,ocI,
eEes' says; They were in mourning for the
murders they had committed.
Don't hurry exclaimed the man who was
going to be hung, to the crowd Tint fnJlo"ad
h m, 1hercIl be TIE. fun till l Get there,
A Western editor wishes that the isdjyjsu.
" VINO invented what is called the 'paying
"at machinery far the NIAGARA and Apn.
Mem'on' ~on'd get M a little machine of he
sort 10 he etesi II The casr Of every new..
lNfef subscriber:
a h'n'"ckian being asked how much corn
nc fa'ed, tswered:-"ubont ten barrels Of
W%hiske.y, besides what we waste for bread
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GoRFFcr SPEaKiNG.-We advise young neo-
pie i" acquire, in early life, the habit Of using
good 'antpnge. both in speaking aaa writing
aud To abaiid m tbs early as possible any use al
s!Iang words and phrases. The longer they live
lie more dtIlic''It the acquisition Of sncll Inu-
gage "id he and if The go'aen are If youth
tl' Iafhp'r season for The acquisition If Ian
slage, be passed iii it, abnse, The unfortunate
y'c'ln' 81 neg ecel education is very probab '
doomed to talk slang for life. Money is not
necessary to produce this education. Every
man hash IN his power. He has merely to use
the 'aiig'age which lp reads, Instead Of The
slang which he lwars to form his taste from
NE best speakers and poets Of the country +,
treasure NJ choice phrases in lis memory. and
himself TO their nse-avuidiug al the
same time that pedantic precision and bn,nbast
winch show rather the weakness of "a VAN a,nbi.
ton than the polish of All educated mind.
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Our District Court which has been in SEES,
sion two weeks adiourns today. Next week
we will present a synopsis of the decisions
rendered during the term.
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and MISCELLANEOUS BOOKS,
err 4 M n Sri-I4Nr =-[E Isl RI
> ALAGsziNEs n NEWSPAPERS.

MAHAZTNES y NEWSPAPERS.
We solicit the attention OF country Merchants sa
others visiting DIR city, to our stock OF sChVVn
BOOKS and STATIONERY, confident we can sWts
every satisfaction To purchasers.
Oar stock of STANDARD and NlsCsELbA'
NEOuS BOOKS is large and well selected, con-
prisinr every standard author, TO which We wv
eoGtiuuully adding ny the receipt of MI new Doors
rs sHon ~ is1tei tiFan the Press. --
oar larga sad well selected stock Vt MEpivan
BOOKS is not surpassed in the south, to when w
respectfully solicit the attention of Physicians WV
students. -
We also receive subscriptions for nil the leaa,ps
Magazines and Newspapers published in TIE UNIV
STATES.
Orders fr,m the country promptly atteided@ o.
August u, lS5S.-Gm.
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49, ADVERTISERS. r,asn

Should bear in mind the fact
that the circulation Of the Orr
LousAs PaTRIoT is the largest Of
any Newspaper printed in the
Parish Of st. Landry.
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Inc II st OF the Mount Vernon Papers will
probably ran a good deal after this manner n,
irNi, u" Mr.. Everett gets his hand in-su saw.
the l}os'on Post
III was a dfrary night in July. 1860. To a
day "l hhusHa' heat had succeeded nm ,yp,in,
OF si'hi bHld nd y cod, on wilcl The ~sltrtte,j
lfi'4ot'tg 70 he Atntab9fouS lOanur, brpalbin,
Abroad, Was fatal, The gambler moon rose pnisr,
leS''y and punctraliy in the right quarter. and
lis reelected silver danced in the magnificent
ift0eS "' glass OF 1he lor,liy mansions OF Por;
|fr'o'- A nc hDy Wiud}w of S5-yb..e n
Siiigie taper, a Iuvey glri. ot waose uuhls.
iocNs soine s.Nteea sprliigs had brcalhel the
last winds breath, sat, or rather rec,inr1 In :,
patent chair of exquisite device, covered viii
yellow brocateile, reading ~listlessly the Rbvima
If NJ rs Slandi-li. Her Interest was nrnf,n' A.
she had just turned two pages at o,ra n"h.e~'
Il TO" whistle started her attentive and hs,n,i
fully m'a elcd tar. Her name "A,ac,nJ, :,
MAS a"iIbe "n lie wind, She threw mn The
easement 'itt stood Hl'on ne ha'cauy. Black
IN le'ici against The STOW, da42 inc in ,ao,n.
,'FH', rose II cioANed figure, while the pre- udH
~ = oae''"le nnh,ed from a guitar. Ills he
4, NY """ brlgi'a4t {! She cried. s%Iippiug on
=" ii'N Fe'yrt Iaal lie aid u biue crepe viii,
'qor0t''i t]ea'hars, Al thai Instant. "A igttn
iu'''U 'AIto yi'"l hriuAd the lI4ge truIlk nj II
massive oaE, unseen If Birmingham.
\ Staldti ring "nt al wild brijs intn the 81 d
''%N4, the ilslt Of coriatgratiun. drowned the
w '"''"'> t'tN'e OF Us guNia. y SHARP or,
it Se''a'''' anl Tie rapid retreat Of unied hell.
We're an 'elrd AT once. The garden Of lhs
''Hli' heard item, and (his name was S%wnllonl
y preached The scene, Two figures were pr,,s.,
fr.,fa hail l..,,.tl H. ~ , .'~ ItsH'
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\ EN STUKE-The subscriber Inns io-
opened 4 Fresh and elegant assortmort or ~
,n!na'%e' mt Tie store formerly occnp;ed nv Ma narr
G ,iats So a . roI m,. consisting Of Fancy Dry G d
PerfiD,erv Gtc ci,1n.ng, s%iddl,ery, Il. nix, Ii I'd y.re
q GI rg ~ the same goods can be bought in the = NV y,
opci'nsaS, December II. 1s5s-tr. '"rN''
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The Weekly Delta comes to hand this
week in an entire new dress,-presenting a
very neat and tasty appearance.
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A D~ArLosAnLn Arra1R-A E.se Ner

nppra
siai,,,,, nHsaELh AFFAIR." Free Negro
laasn tba 4, No. utfH a Hfm!e 1tu-TW e
w., n,I, !. MIN. I1's =, ~. hlaif. whlcn mas
~, Az g" 49, "Ig.eu = wprlhy ta'nily u The deep
-, IL ~ ~ ms e~iea'Ylan Intense excite
uorrv prasaa euatfs. hafsoaF' Mr..
80, i, IN, ~ '.s"u,'s seven hiies rom
.a,a :" !, . ,s.e /. penaio county came TO 'his
~ ~ ~ ~ ,eai ~, =. = ua"sn'er apo"t tl'een years
49,, -, y LUZ "sen aoapc!eu ~ q iee negro,
' NV - ''"fea m',h hef' WIN 'ie Intention Of
F. ~, - ea'ls' piaS.,'ltihs hef; bnt,
aa,la t pa'sens sra.en3 aios" oy 'ne Poiice' ne
, ro'u "e', .a'n.hs % sae'o, anu hhaef llie ini-
hi, r : KY ,He! nase a,.emh'eu 10 make
nd, wy ae.oSs 'te e"''n'ly 'afenSh Men
y. III q ~ i W sung otaer ifee 2'ate' ne
as,'a"y,"i . lcavy heaf'' sel cut !" re-
- 80 KY EselaSg y'he nope lhat ne night lenrn
co's-@ ia, , - taEao county IN relation 10 sie
- ~ nave thEeo:
ybo !; aPtf s.1lt' ~ 7 thNef h,feu Inc negro
a,;'s = ~ '"r name 81 9acEson Hum,
Tea, - - ,'n'os 'ne h'st or ehe present
b Soa b,s @"";N 'e us arm N Nh'en capac'y
T. H. sl.st"..s4 y f'tNf7 : si'Rlty' ana our
H. ! I'M n US, ~ s,''e way won lne aiiec
w " a. lia'iie1 frazer a slfi hitee
Eacs. f.an, -, ~ sie managed 10 cohceai inc
Mi. ,rnaa, paieh1s. iIun's mother Is u
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STARTLING BUTTRUE!-Tfe Sci

GTARTLING BUrTRUE!-Tls Science
~ Of Autegraphy,--Dr 6ustavus Gettelnbars.n i
permanently lacated himself in the city Of NeEVlI
leans, and wpaid respectfully inform the pnblieil
large, tila. he is tine only Professor in this Country
Of Genuine Autogtaply, or the science Of reading
vidual, and from that determining what basines
they will succeed in, whom and what nature Of per-
son they should marry, etc, etc. Nd.
Full Information as above, pnnctnally ~reutiedoa
of a few lines Of handwriting, enclosing one
dollar.
Hints on the Art OF CoRrtship. with much yalns,
BILE information of interest to the young people,
both sexes, sent postage free on the receipt q 0as
Dollar. Address: DIR. 6. GUTTEMBuRG,
June 90, Is5s.-ly. New0rleans, La
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ADAM GifFfS, CHARLES 3. SMgpS,
e. L, SM"nEs, F~icks5uy.
Ngjr Orieuns.
GfFFEN. SMEnES & co, Cotton PM
W tors, and Commission Merchants, l53 Comma
Street, Neworleans.
opelousas, July 81, l35s.-~ly.
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IT GAYoSO 4 60, ComnissoD \.
. chants, 81 Gravier street, New0r,eans
We solicit cnnsignments OF Cottul. sues, i.
and Iiydes, as we arc well prepared to efed Il
at Thy highest market RATES, and also to ,aat, n
adyaiJ.es IN all ~consignGaents I
we give our personal attention to an sales.
Nov. ID, 1858.
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SWEET OIL and OLIVES.
Will he sold at importing prices. Send your h
ders and try ns.
We solicit a share Of the patronage of the rsrA
OF ST. Landry, and hope our friends and acqua,
taneea will not forget us in our Offset.
November 6. 1858.
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ATENTED COPPER LIGHTNING

EDATENTED COPPER LIGHTNING
Il Rnda--cepper has eight times the conducting
power o! iron, is more durable, and less liatlsp
rust again, a single charge Of electricity vii! hnt
IN iron rod 80 degrees, but a copper rod only ~
further particulars apply for circular, at the ofited
the nnder-igned. Application for agencies, Order
Tor stock or models, and all COMMUNICATIONS relating
to this business will receive immediate attention Y
addressed to II. W. r. JACKSON.
50 81. Charles street, N. o. La.--April 2, 1851
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little itNs
returning
little itNs
3inineieN
fe i'll the vlcrnl-
5ining-ieN
49,
.eness Of her .cheek

u, MA - rFNSS'V VI IHe TITO
Hr fhe n, too, was musical,
"da mo P'tore. cried aud the COR
cefted\ /npny of lhats~ deqnaled trio went up
upon the 'ight from the little group, till tbu
pillow of every listener was drenched in the
tears OF 2 delicious melancholy. Finally, The
noise woke up her stern old father. He stroked
his SILVER beard, as be girded ON a long knife.
Kept for "ca9IingeRcies," he said, aid surely.
u eyer, here Was fA. Slowly he descended
and let himself by a postern gate. The
last strophe was ng repega.llby tic glorious
trio. and dwelt orrlong and foIaIy by the en-
aaioled singers, as the aged Bank President
INTO the moonlight. Cerberus would
le melted. Not liz. You T! " he cried,
ioa; Anaconda, here aud thus /" ~ I
(Fo be continued in our next)
iteeeived Two Hundred Dollars.