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The Feliciana Democrat., 1858-01-23
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The following resolutions were offered in the Sen
ale on Wcdnorday last, hy DR.. Dcony, Chairman ei
the Committee on Federal Relations:
Rcyolrea BY the Gcnegal Assembly Of thc STATE Of
Louisiana, That our geographical and political posi-
lion with reference 10 other State. of this continent
10 less than tie interest Of commerce and dere
opmcnt oronr growing power, require that we should
bold a- sacred the principles involved il the Monroe
construction, Of no Gntanglng alliances or treaty
partnerships with transatlantic powers They should
be applied with unbcndng rigidity. as cmbodying
the only doctrines and policy that can levrlope the
power and greatness OF Our Republic, and secure lis
influence and supremacy over this continent
Ec2oirci, That we cannot but sympathze with
the efforts which are being made to rpgencrate that
portion of Central America which covers the passage
Of the nc,-oceanic lsthmus and that the recent ar
rest by Com. Paulding, of Gen. VIM. Walker and his
followers in the territory Of the Ncaraguan Rcpnb
lie. constitutes gross and unparalleled outrage Oh
the law of nations and individual liberty, aud dis
grace TO the name and character Of the American
people is Il fragrant departure from the spirit aud
pledges of the Cincinnati resolutions, and reveals
manifest intent tendency to restrain and stlc the
what may still remain in Southern hearts Of spirit
and resolution.
Rcsoiycd, That such acts OF palpnblo nsurpotion and
outrage BY Com Paudng. could not have b cn n
Ilucnccd by patriotic motives and shond receive
prompt rebnke and exemplary punishment lay thu
Government with reparation Of the injuries ia
Hiccd.
Rcsolvea That copies of these resolutions be cori
muaicatcd to each Of the Senators and Representa-
tiyes of Louisiana in the Congress of the United
States.
The Feliciana Democrat., 1858-01-23
TILE GOVERNORS MEssAGE.

Of 1t IN tha present issue
since nv last communication to the Legislature, The
,hr dom slic affairs of the Federal Government nave
been. by cvil-disposed puson+' scrioi'y us'"Fpu c
In the Territory of Utah remarkable STATE ol
things exists An absolute poIiticotelglous derpot-
ism ha4 been established; over portion oi 'he eohi
mon territory set apart Tor the homes oi 'reenc,
union of Church and state Of the most dt.peop'c
form has been carried into practical effect. Sipefs,l-
tun has consolidated power. and placed u ~ me
hands of II man who now openly dnhes tue nuthofilN
Of the Government. United states troop nave been
ordered 10 the scene of rcbrllon ahd II ls not III "
rational prediction Ia say that the clnng ol arm. VIII
soon lc heard through The quiet valleys of the West
should the anticipated emergency arise. and should
circumstances rcuurc it, know the people OF Lou
islam viii exhibit their wclrknown traits Of patriot
ism aud promllly offer the power oi thcr state TO
aid the Federal authorities IN restoring qlrt' ana
rrcstahlish It's Legitimate control over me territory
Of Utah
Event. have been and now ur' occurring II tn
Territory Of knuns which stm to rendcr civil wal
and hluodsh.d incvitabl. The i'd cations are that
a port nn oi the people residing tia rt hiv" rrsei''d
upon iuctionsly defeating ryr ~ attempt mad" l3 ~
lnw.NbjdiuE porto ut The community 10 q Npo.e Nv
rhts fruitful field Of agitation hy admitting Nausas ~
a State into the tajon. Constitutional CuhN,n
ton ri, ctcd uldor the authority aad "a acc'rd1He"
with The lprmutrs OF u ldw pas d ~ the TcrsJorl
al Logi Iatur, assembled at Lrcpmpton ~ Oct6b y,
! lSjf and closed il. session IN December ol The ame
ycur That Convention undoubtedly had We right
10 submit or not. lie Constitution which II framed
60 the uapulai vote for ratification or rGleGtiul Ia
the rXrrc.r Of it. right. The Convention, animated
. IN spirit ol Justice and fairness Characteristics
uuknuwl 10 those ulfo oppose III neiinn ahd'Witli y
desire "a finally settle he question ni slavery ~ Kan
,ns Submitted that clause aou" q vote OF the poo.
plr That vote was taken on The 2lst "i Dee mbtr
last. and resulted in the adoption ot me slatni!
clause.
kan,a. ha- NON assumed AL lhr attributes ol sos
crcigr state nim demands and i entitled 70 ~ ad-
ii. lttt tllf Ia tai
The Feliciana Democrat., 1858-01-23

MNINu Losses FOR DECEMBER. The New York
Courier supplies table Of marine losses for the past
month. showing aggregate Of thirty three ycssclS
of which three were steamers. nine ships three
were barks. five were hrg~, eleven were schooaei.
and two were Scoops. The total value Of property
lo-t was ono million one hundred and sixteen thou
sand three hundred dollars The list thi. month it,
cUdcs London packet. one cotton and oGc coffee
ship the loss of Which TO the underwriters aggregates
oyer 4 half million Of dollars. This i the value o.
THE property totally lost exclusive ~ dalhngc. to
vessels not amountiog % total loss and Of partial
loses Of cargo The vessels reported IN the lis
chiefly American. although some foreign are iicu-
dal when bound to OF from United States port or
known to be Insured in n- country.
The summary .tatcmaai Of tn" Losses for the ye4r
laj7, show, that there were in twelve months 55s
vessels. aud . value of Sl1,361 100.
The Feliciana Democrat., 1858-01-23

r. y committee appointed 'y the merchants II
New York. have presented to Cornoiia Marcy, thc
widow Of William Marcy, fine service of plate de-
sighed lorhcratc husband. III her letter Of achnoW-
ed4mrnt She remarks !" In acknowledging this mn
n'iccn token of the appreciation by yourselves and
your associates of the public service, Of my lament
I'd husband it cannot but be gratifying to you to
learn that tIln ntmation he had Of your concmpla-
ted tastimonal made upon him profound impress.
.ion, and gave him liveer pleasure than any Ike
occurrence in his public life; and that il was M pur-
pose TO have made response bciting the impor.
lance Of the events ont Of which the expression
greN, and the high character Of its authors Many
o, them were among his personal friends, ana with
caursh.'
The Feliciana Democrat., 1858-01-23

~" The corporation of London contemplate pre-
senng the freedom of the city and sword of the
value Of goo toSir Henry Hayelock.
The Feliciana Democrat., 1858-01-23

LIrE-PREsGRyNG JAcKEr=-Ih. is an article which
has just been manufactured in Philadelphia. II is
said to fit man like sailors monkey jacket and,
therefore, not liable TO be washed from the body
The jacket is lined with cork shayiags, enclosed in
waite 4ht cloth, quilted in cylinders around the
jack t. three Or four inches apart The jacket there
fore is scr,es Of water.tight compartments, and in
jury to any will not OBJECT the buoyant character
of the Others TIL Farms and hands are left free in
their motion to seize ropa, grasp plank, or use in
any other way which Is necessary to ave lirc
The Feliciana Democrat., 1858-01-23

Gzt- Dow, jr says that the reson man was made o.,
Ter everything else is, that if he had been created
first he would have annoyed the Almighty with end
l+Hs lugEssonsof Of improvements
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WEDNESDAY MORNING. JUNE 2, 1858.
Nsh @rIsans 4aiIp Grssttut.
WEDNESDAY MORNING, JUNE ,, 1883.



When Reformers undertake the eradication Of al
legged abuses, they should go to work with clean
hands, pure instruments, and have nothing to do,
directly or indirectly with anything that is vena or
corrupt They should state their case plainly bring
their facts to sustain their movement forward prom
nently, rely upon the simple justice Of their cause
according to exhibit made, and then fall back upon
the virtue patriotism and intelligence of the people
for support. Real and true Reformers, having the
public veal exclusively in view, can do neither more
less than this. If they do less they fall short Of
their professions II they do more, they transcend
the limits prescribed and become better than those
they seek to supplant, admitting, for the sake Of
argument that those whom they oppose are no better
than they should be.
The Reform alias Independent, alias John SlideT
Democratic trick has commenced inauspiciously, and
promises anything but genuine Reform should it sue
coed. Starting out with loose generaIities, vague
allegations, unsustained assumptions, and coarsely
violent defamation against the American party its
chief trust seems to be- II there is any reliance to be
placed in universal rumor, upon the corupting inu
ences OF money-upon the purchase and sale Of
voters! We hear Of immense sums Of money being
raised to carry the election. We hear Of vast brbes
being offered to prominent members of the American
party to obtain their influence. We hear of profuse
distribution of hundreds of dollars on every hand,
and some of them have declared, we understand that
nothing could resist the potent influence Of money,
paid down, cash in hand
Is this the way to commence true Reformi Is
this the way to eradicate evils, and bring about an
era of honesty and good government? Is bribery a
proper way to accomplish good? Is the Wholesale
purchase of votes likely TO purify the morals of the
community, or bring about wholesome change in
the condition of public affairs? MOI 1t is alone cal
culated to make things instead of better and
genuine Reformers should, and will, have none Of it
This is an entertainment different from the one tc
which they were invited, and we opne most of them
will repudiate the repast Slidellism gains by brib
cry and corruption of the baotbox, but the publ,
of this city and State always lose. Witness th
Plaquemines frauds of 1874! Witness the enormou
election frauds Of 1851 lsmore illustration required
We hardly think il necessary.
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Diseases of the Throat and Lmsgs

DIR. G.. P. CRANE,
Whose successful In Diseases of the Throat
Lungs by the inhalation OF and Medical Va
po well known to be the only reliable and philosophical
Of eecng in those extreme and desperate
which bid defiance the ordinary rules Of practice
established PERMANENT OFFICE and INSTITUTE for
the thorough Of all Chronic and Functional Diseases by
of vergnes' Electro Chemical Baths Galvansm
Electro Ms Msgnetism.
the convenience OF those afflicted with Diseases Of
Throat Lungs and unable visit the city who desire
sutaOn list of Questions has been prepared and will be
wsrded on application to DR.. c.,
No. li6 ST. JOSEPH STREET, NEW ORLEANS.
Inhalng Apparatus Medicines forwarded according
the descriptions received in each particular Patients
country accommodated with the Institute.
iaIa 2nlInWeEr6Xhm
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HesU Shaving SaIo0ss.

N. B. COINS,
Who for the past twenty years. has been at the head Of
the profession this city would respectfully inform his old
friends and customers that he has New Establishment
No. IA Exchange Place,
Opposite the Post.OHdce,
Which, he them will In every way be worthy Of their
patronage. From his long experience in this city he atters
himself that he thoroughly understands the requirements Of
the public and will his best endeavor meet the approba
ton of all who favor him with their custom As he has made
with number Of the best BARRIERS In the
South west may rest assured that they will be at
tended with skill and dispatch at all times and
at all hours.
N. B. COINS,
No. IA Exchange Place.
m25 2ptf Opposite the Post Offce.
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Lea y PeS'Y'tsss'
WORCE ESTERS HIRE AUCE.

The attention Of Hotel Keepers Propretors Of Eating Houses
for Clubs Messrooms and Private Families, is
mended trial Of Lea Perrns' famous Worcestershirs
This condInent by its merits has attained the high
pleasant psatabe and wholesome Sauce, apph
soup fish, hot and cold meats game, etc.. Ia
tensively used in all quarters Of the globe.
The Limitations" both sides Of the Atlantic
speak loudly of its mer and the fact that received the onl,
Medal awarded foreign Sauce the New York Exhibition
the estimation in which is held by those selected will
special reerenceto their ability Judge of the quality Of %
articles table And being the popular Sauce IL
the market unpncpled parties offering for sale spuriou
Sauce slightly varying the spelling Of LEA
only Proprietors Of the Genuine Sauce.
stock always in store Asooders received for dectshr
ment from England.
JOHN DUNCAN & SONS,
405 Broadway, Newfork.
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za DIR. BAAKEE TREATS ALL DIs,>xz


DOCTOR BAAKEE will also give special attention
following Coughs, Colds, Consumption Group
Euenzs Asthma Bronchitis and all other diseases the Throat
and Lungs
He wdevo,e particular attention to the Of all
DiseasesLumhago scrofua Rheumatism and chronic
Neuralgia, Paralysis Epilepsy Dyspepsia Piles, and all de-
Of the Stomach Liver and Bowes and also
chronic Female diseases Special attention will be given
treatment of the Eye and Ear.
Dr. Baakee has made discovery of Fluid that VIII
produce perfect absorption Of the Caiarac and per-
naneni Eye without the Of the knife Dr.
kee produce thousand certificates Of his perfect
caring Cancers old Sores Ulcers Fistua swengs
Tumos every description and without the Of the knife
Special be made with Dr. Baakee for the
last named Diseases they viii require his
and attention. Dr. Baakee is Of the
skiful celebrated Surgeons and Physicians living
His known personally in nearly every principal city In
the wsrd.
All letters directed to Dr. Baakee enclosing postage stamp
cens any distance correctly stating the Of
the disease shall be promptly answered, and the patients
treated by correspondence. free Of charge.
xaoniee hours from A. N. tosPN.
DOCTOR BAAKEE.
s-omee 40 Baronns street. below Poydras street. New Or
cans. La. ial6 iy4W
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DOMESTIC INTELLIGENCE.
coneressional proceeaine.

Congressional Proceedings.
WASHINGTON, June Ii -Houss.-In the House the
Paraguay resolutions were passed. and also the Indian
Deficiency Appropriation bill.
The House is discussing the report Of the Special
Committee relative to the sale Of the Fort Smelling
reservation.
Senate. - Masou's Committee on Foreign Affairs
reported bill authorizing the Executive to employ
the naval force Of the country TO protect the rights Of
our citizens, and also to redress the wrongs and out
RACES perpetrated upon us by foreign nations.
The same bill, slightly altered was reported By
Douglas, and an attempt was made to make the bill
an especial order for to morrow, but voted down
by majority Of 81.
Washington News.
WAsHISaToN, June l.-The Washington Union
urges in very strong terms the strengthening Of
national defences.
Lord Napier has dispatched an order to Admiral
Stewart to cease all visitation Of American vessels
until instructions can be received from the British
Government.
The President has laid before the Senate the docu-
ments in the Panchits case. Mr.. Dallas said that
orders have been issued by the Admiralty which
must prevent the repetition of such acts.
Death Of Commodore Jones.
| Commodore Ap Catesby Jones died this morning
| at his residence near Georgetown.
Domestic Markets.
| New YORK, June l.-Cotton heavy market un
settled prices nominal Middling Uplands 12E
Flour $3 so to 50 s5. Wheat, Western Red, s4c to
81. White Wheat 81. Corn, mixed, So to 70. White
| 72 to 70. Yellow IS. Mess Pork $l7 55. Sugar
buoyant, Muscovado to g. Coffee quiet Bacon
Hams u to "a. Moasses, Muscovado, 80. Lnseed
| Oil 62 to 63. Tallow 10 TO I04-
CINCINNATI, June Flour higher, but unsettled
Whisky 17l. Provisions frmer Mess Pork held al
$l6 so to sl7. Bulk Sides, active, IT, Bacon Sides
81. Lard 10A.
River Intelligence.
ST. LOUIS, June 1.-The river has risen eighteer
inches in the last twenty-four hours, and Is still
rising The upper Mississippi is stationary at Du
buque, but it is rising below Keoknk. The Ilnoi
and Missouri are both rising.
The following steamers arrived at st. Louis on Sal
urday: The Lacy, Falls City and the Choutear
Departed Sunday the Pennsylvania. Arrived Nor
day the Walsh.
VIoKsBuRG, June 1.-The Aleck Scott passed dow
at 4, the Natchez at 5, and the Pacific at p. NJ.
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Read This i!

NEW ORLEANS, August II, 1857.
W. P. COLEMAN, Esq:
Dear sThe twenty inch Mill which from
you for Mr. j. Psckw plantation has been attached
the sugarmil engine put in operation last week.
much pleased with in every respect both In regard Its sim
plcity, durability, and quantity 1t grinds. timed the mill
when in operation several times and found surprise thai
the mill grinding bushe per minute therefore expect
the mill grind regularly thirty bushels per hour with
To Sugar Planters would especially recommend your Mlb
believing them be superior mill ever manufactured
Yours, respectfully,
aul4 2ptf JOHN s. McDoNALD Engineer
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.IHz MosrH or MAsr.s- Oar ITEM yester5ay IL
rssvsnee . The sf Na5 BY he caslo1;- 4
sious way A. ne msnii Of NJ ras5e<-s so.r,o4.
" tyveu%phsss which made rs ss5 Hz 1-.-s n 3
asy MOI ne least vex>oas - ne anno5sne-x 70 rA,>h
~ ssrs are so5se ~ ths tricks ~hh tsp>s
v'h pi'y With fhsEa sd>ssina>a. znd-risz rrrsa
!. The Fmsr or Jrsx was 4 regular scorchss W.
srs rather ,pr<d a-s csronsr tzd no sn>sros-r I,
'co< aef RS some c1u,1rs know t<4s te rsrh.r s
be much u any hotter tfsa " prs<.nt
JoHs sxrrH, a Hiberrian subject Of Her BsIl1nnic
Majesty yss'adry sn< nasr2szs1 ii shs o. 8 cr. f,e
Aisf me snos v.s fsy td vhich >d- siu &ud iuds
pendent czen q this grand ssor{ous
doings 70 the guf eonzrsry nos<i - 49,
dneed two javsuiis smihs h sgd re-yscaiy 19 M II
years and innorenfly asked that hey als IL ~
ridculous, AID corldnf bs ens<rtnped fo nam&nf + -
believed " BOYS rs<.ru1iz> NJ,
wouid have b~sn bro1xht orvzd r aoss ,uose il doe
course Of time We saH Jeha soan- ne nnsuuintsa
question.
A DEApFALI----A pit, opened In Canal streef for
the purpose laying szs pipe wAs N unssvs<x
Monday night In ccnssqusnc< punsps4
into it-iuckiy wihsf scious tri1x
matter 70 get them out the horse being N sevai hou 10
body In particular was 10 blame that couId hear Of.
HTGHwAy RoBBsKY AID ArTEPrED McxDxn~-k
h@fbaatmsn named O. Ksynol6 who arrived felx ~
sold his yesterday Indues By ss epsssl esin
rasrsi who vonsd himself into his seqnnn<sncs ao6 eoa1
denrs to tzse swAlk about cus<psp Tke
2 eeeoy him some dis'>aes ous ~ 5srtsp
ks'ro~d md when in aass where vftussss o4
near suddenly drsw pistol attempted 10 r.a<dss M ~
shot him thss times ball wsundnx hi h ~
back q the hs.d shs sscond ass he ef n hssd ~
,s.. ,snu..u = ~ ,a9 s - NJ usse sss.
he hsd vh him, and esexped The tax howsysr couf>x
on Il. psr.sn ~ rsrsass,, sss = 3 s q 's.s = -
and soon recovered sucsufyto tcvn ~ fsI ~
adventure He gave pos<ibie Infsruso. 20 q 1l1.- ~
sharply on the lookout for the rebbss vou1s -
BILLY BowIEas.-Mr. C1art tbe ps.1...-,,,r.<
of Canal street. ha, our Aaus. ss pssss,.ps 4 s,y ~
- s. pe~sak p.e.a's o ~ ea ing ne Esf11-s VA
b., rlae s.resIis sr.ppass Asa an h h. phs'sAse
HANGING :. HI. DOORS ssisdy ias s.sas ssss = sss -
srABRna AFFAE--John o'Connor aud D,niri
Mahoney bad hEht in fipers eofsebosse on ~ 1<vs
stab ocoauor VA. .rT.,ss -
sass. ss, -, - = -. - ~ 80 -
wound
Frssr DrsrErcr CouRr.-CbsrIes Tlehe ~ -.
d svas ss sgsa es e. "a ~ for s ss as1s1 e q Jsss ssy.
weeks ago. sssmisssn q he Stats vssssss a.
ap he ease and Tshs was dis'ui.sS ~ nos s'ess ~
sa I, = cGs ugga a. III. % ssa ysss ~
f. ! s;: y g.. s:;s:s ss
~ = = -s--.- -x--- q, n ~, - !. - ~ = 4
and col Andersen Progressed b~fofs Jasers c7,,' -
Mcass Nc yssssasS % ~ Three more e. ne p
q bssn Ay. great speech ezpsc1sd &
p,co,r,, sr,z,.s f,,,v,. e.. u,,n.- 4. ...
s5ars % a. .sa & sn, ors E AZ es II f' g % eess sr
silver Watches vsrisy 4 osh.r rciss ssd ~ IL q.
same sess and carried o lot q js~ey IL - ssas 8
prison 10 bids hls time "a -
Sssas ss:; * sss $500 ss s:
Ridge As de sresny look pises IL Jesssos psish * ~
0s s ss s e ~
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CIRCULAR STEAM SAW MILLS.

CIRCULAR STEAM SAW MILLS.
Engine and MILL complete guaranteed 5000 feet of
one-inch boards per day, for
$3.50.
Engine and Mil, complete guaranteed 10 1000 feet Of
one-inch boards per day, for
S22OO.
Engine MIL complete, guaranteed to 5000 feet Of
one-inch boards per day, for
S25OO.
Engine and MIL complete, guaranteed to 1000 feet of
one-inch boards per day, fer
$4,000.
Engine and MIL complete guaranteed to 0O00 feet of
inch boards per day, for
$4,000.
Engines all Of the celebrated patent Of Hoard Sons
more than hundred of which be referred in
the Southern they have iron chmnes 40 feet high and
the entire mill engine is up without any masonry.
The Saw MIL esvt's, with stesrns patent head
and Norcoss rocker boxes and Is feet of carriage
SAMUEL Il. GILMAN,
20 Graver ST.. New Orleans,
mys II Agent for the Patentees.
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WEATHER AND CRors.-The North Louisiana Bap-
tist Of the 26th says:
The weather has been fine for the past week
Showers on Monday, but not very heavy.
The oats are nearly ruined by rust-a thing never
heard OF before.
The small streams are fisher in this country than
usual.
= The Bosser Times Of the 22d says:
We have had copious rain during the week. The
weather Is now fine, clear and warm. Crops are
growing finely.
The Alexandria Times Of Saturday last says:
Since our last we have had one or two general
rains, which bave in the long run, greatly benefited
the crops, which Of all kinds are, we are told doing
extremely well.
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Additional Foreign News.


C0mmefc1al IhteHfgshte
LIVERPOOL, May To- Richardson q Spence quote
Western Canal Flour at 2ls. to 21s. 3d.. Southern,
22s. to 22s. Cd. White Wheat, 35s; Yellow, 34s I'd.
to s4s. Cd. Pork, steady; Bacon. firm Lard, 56s-
3d. to SIS Cd. Rosin, As. Sugar, steady and quiet
Lnseed OIL, 32s. Cd. to sss. Spirits of Turpentine,
46s Manchester advices favorable.
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W-au Paper, TV'aH Paper!

good selection of Fine Medium Low Priced Papers,
Just received good assortment Of CABINET HARDWARE
and dUPHOLSTERERS' TRIMMINGS, CAMPHENE SPIRIT
GAS OR BURNING FLUID, PAINTS. OILS BRUSHES,
etc. stc., Mt Lowest Cash Prices, by
HEATH & MILLER, rs Camp ST.,
Agents for W. Tilden A Nephews
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DEATH OF Mr.. CHARLES HOWARD. - The New
York correspondent of the Charleston Courier says
Mr.. Charles Howard an actor OF some note, died
in this city last week. He was of English birth and
manners, and had been in this country for great
number Of years. For some time past he has led a
very irregular life His wife, who Is a sister Of Mrs.
Hoey, has been seriously i'll for about two months
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INTERVENING AND INFORMANT IsFoRNArIoS.-- A
lady in Milwaukee, Wisconsin, objects to qusrtering
above the knee for the following reason:
You viii take notice that just above the knee there
Is no hollow or depression in which garter could be
retained no projection on which it could make hold.
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WHEREABOUTS OF PIRATE OF THE GULF.r-
The Key Of the Gulf of the 22d, published at Key
West, says:
British war steamer Styx lies opposite the Marine
Hospital. We learn from good authority that she
put in for the purpose of purifying her hold, after
which she will proceed to a pretty story to tell
10 the marines.1
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W 1oLEsALE AND RETAIL DEALERS IN
French and American Paper Hsngings.
BORDERS. CORNERS. OAKS AND
Marbles, In every variety.
No4ExcHANaE PLACE. opposite the Post 0nes.
PARTICULAR attention paid 70 all their lne aus spiy