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Notice.

VVttCGs
RIS, MAUI &c 90,
CuorHzrER9,
CORNER OF CAMP AND COMMON STREETS.
Under the City Hotel,
Have Just received and are now opening, unusually
large and superior stock Of
SUMMER THING!
COATS, PANTS,
In every description Of material adapted to the
soUTHERN TRADE,
And embracing all the LATEST and MOST POPULAR
NOVELTIES OF THE DAY
Particular attention has been tpaid thiss season to
MOURNING CLOTHING!
The stock of which will be found complete in every par.
icular.
SHIRTS! sHIRTs! sH1RTS!
philadelphia Hand-Made.
Will be constantly in receipt all descriptions of Shirts
per every arrival the North and will keep throughout,
LINEN CAMBRIC SHIRTS,
Both White and Fancy.
GENTS FURNISHING GOODS
In every possible varety-cmbrscing large invoice
CLOTILDE TIEst
GLOVES, HOSIERY,
FANCY AND WHITE CAMBRIA HANDKERCHIEFs.
UNDER CLOTHING. l
UMBRELLAS, TRUNKS. etc.
NORRIS, MAULL Il CO.,
Camp and Common ss,
m25 zpt Under the City Hotel
Cigars Cigars
Purchasers will always find in Of the
well known brandsrnJenuidad Flor dc Pusdas Msridsns,
Flor de Psnchs Redowa Cabarga Paragas
Washington, Dos Hemsnas Hsbaao etc. etc., at the
lowest prices.
P. PRATS & CO.,
o26 1pf 10 Commercial Place.
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II Card.

We would call the attention the public the fact as per
card below Of the Hon. James Beggs Foreman of Fire Com.
pany No. TO- that the 'Wood House," covered with Roof.
ing remained unnjured by tire flames in the fire of 9Th
u, while the adjoining roof and the awning Of the Wood
House itself both took fire from excessive heat.
SOUTHERN F1RE-PRooF ROOFING COMPANY,
81 st. Charles street, N o.
The undersigned Foreman of Fire Company No 20 being
called upon takes pleasure stating that the occasion
re at the of Graver and Tchoupouas Streets on the
morning of tee 18th u the roof of the Wood House wihsood
the ameH and that the adjoining premises similarly situated
took fire and required the Of the nremen to
save the property He gives this his humble testimony in
favor of the Southern Fire Roofing Company knowing
that the roof which took FIRE not fit stand the
Ia claimed for 1t.
al 2ptf JAMES EEGGS
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Hines, Liquors, ETC.,
NOS. l3 AND 10 ROYAL STREET

supply Of CREME DE BoUZY CHAMPAGNE in quar-
and pns continually hand which equal the best thu,
comes to this MARKET Also other brands of inferior eusy
TOPAZ SHERRY, CABINET SHERRY, SIERRA sHEB
RY, GOLDEN SHERRY, DUFF GORDON SHERRY. AN.
CHOIR SHERRY SPARKLING and STILL HOOK Old .nt
Fine PORT WINE, MADEIRA and SHERRY WINES
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES of the vintage of 1895 1898 and 1906
and other brands. WHISKY descrponsscotch Irish
Rye and Bourbon. ALE and PORTER pins and quart.
Also on hand my usual assortment of the best
Wines and Liquors
In the market which will he sold .snn.
ether house in the city.
SEWELL 7. TAYLOR,
at zplJ Nos. ID and Is Roya, street
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.Noreaas's Restaurant,

1T CANAL STREET.
During the past this weknown establishment. has
been rehed and put in complete order and such
made to guarantee patrons all times the decs.
Giles the markets afford.
The public rest assured that nothing will unpre
on part to maintain the reputation that MoREAU'S ha.
hitherto ed-hs Of being Of the liz
the United States,
RHODES Il MOULIN,
Proprietors g Moreau'sn
nil zptf No ls7 Canal s,,,es
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To Cotton Factors and Planters

The subscriber having completed all his machines is now
prepared to supply all for IRON HOOPS with his I'm
proved Tie for next seasons CROP f early application
This new fastening acknowledged by all who have seen
far superior to any invented before
Apply at No. l2ls Commercial Place.. BELcHER, Agent.
M 2p3m IT. FASSMANN
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COCeH Brothers,

COCeU Brothers
SILVER PLATE POLISHING POWDER
THE BEST ARTICLE IN EXISTENCE
For Restoring Original Polish to Silver and Plated Ware
1t Of little consequence whether the article cleaned
has bee laid by for days years whether
cred or TARNISHED AS BLACK AS AT; Immediately
the application of this polishing POWDER scoloraton
removed and then, with soft and clean
brilliant and lasting polish may be produced silver
the deepest nook and where dirt and
difficult to become equally polished the level
face BY simply using soft plate brush The using
it is so simple that CHILD may, in FEW SECONDS pro-
duce polish which, in the ordinary way be given
by an experienced plate cleaner IN AS MANY HOURS.
We would call the attention of city and country this
article which, having practically tested confidently
commend as the effective and reliable use and whom
prepared supply large small quantities at lbe
raj discount.
HYDE & GOODRICH,
Corner Canal and Royal streets,
my9 2psf Sole Agents for the Manufacturers N. 0.
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RECENT puBLIcAT1oN.

-
THE SrY: q Tale Of the Neutral Ground By ]
Fennimore Cooper. New York: W. A. Townsend
b Co.
We have received copy of the above through
Messrs. Morgan Co., Of Exchange Place. It Is the
second Of series Of novels which in printing, bind
ing and illustration, far exceeds any similar series
yet issued from the American press "The Spy" is
illustrated with two fine steel engravings from draw
ings by barley, will be every other volume Of the
series. The story itself il Coopers first and one Of
his best, being . picture of the trying times and
stirring incidents Of the American revolution.
Mamie Celebrated
COPYING LETTER BOOKS,
sTATIONERs, HALL,
Recommendation Street.................54
AND BANK PLACE.
Just received, full supply Of
xANN's CELEBRATED PARCHMENT COPYING LET
TER BOOKS
very superior article sl sizes strongly bound in Buf and
Colored Leather. For sale by
D. FELT & STETSON,
General Stationers, Printers and
Blank Book Manufacturers
myll 2rss No. 81 Camp street
Sailing or! Setting or!
OF
ENCH IMPoRTED GOODS,
For Ladies' Wear.
MRS TROUBLE being about France will take
charge Of orders entrusted her ns Most Of
THE GOODS
nov in store will b disposed Of until the slt Of May
50 PER CENT. BELOw FIGURES,
IN ORDER TO CLOSE
"A. TROUBLE,
my1l 2pst n Royalst, betw. BenvilIe and Cent?
Planters,
AND THE PUBLIC GENERALLY.
Are respectfully invited attend exhibition Of the cele
b:sted
shrader Cotton Press,
THIS EVENING, May IL, 1859,
on University Square, Of Common and Phppa Streets
Spears superior Patent CLASPS and HOOP IRON BANDS
will be used for binding the cotton.
Aessrs COPIES PHELPS the Agents for this Faseu.
ing myl1 2plt
NC Georges Stt1sgle Machine.
This valuable Machine is still on Exhibition at the Algers
Landing Of the Canal street Ferry. myl1 2p1t&w
TOlcnssic
REPEATING RIFLES AND PISTOLS.
Another invoice just received at
E. A. TYLER'S,
ITO Canal street.
mylO 2p2t New Orleans.
DIR. Il. o. Sha,U,
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.Nssc Books /! .SesC Rocks !

TIL O M A S l.. wv H I T E
BOOKSELLER AND sTAT1oNER,
los Canal street.
Charles Reade's New work-LoyE NE LITTLE, LOVE MI
4 LONG.
/ THE JEALOUS HUsBAND-A Story Of the Heart. BY Mrs
i Annet,a Malard
THE LIFE OF DOUGLAS JERRoLD. BY his Son.
| T HE AGE OF CH1vALRY. BY Thos. Bulanch L
THE cooPERs or, Getting Under Way. By Miss Alice
| Haven.
THE ROMANCE AND IT'S HERO. BY the author of Mag
| dalen stafford.n
THE LIFE OF NORTH AMERICAN INSECTS By Prof
| jaeger
VIM. CULLEN BRYANT,s LETTERS FROM sPAIN-se
HIGH LIFE IN NEW YORK. By Jonathan Slick, ESQ., o
| Weahersfeld, Conn.
| THE LADY OF THE ISLE By Mrs. Sou;hworth.
| KENNEY'S MANUAL OF CHESS. mye 2pst
Lace, Embroidery,
T r NJ MIN G ST OR E
| JAMES n. DICKaoN,
No. 1853 formerly l4e CANAL sTREET-Next door to D. H.
Holmes Dry Goods Store.
JAMES r. DICKSON ~
Begs to inform the Ladies of New Orleans that he has
| ceived per steamship Quaker City, the -
LATEST STYLES
LACE WIS, MANTILLAs
BAREGE BURNoUsEs.
And will offer them on MONDAY, the 9th instant,
LESS THAN NEW YORK PRIcEsi
LADIES WHO VISIT NEW ORLEANS, WILL FIND
At
DECISIONS
A LARGE ASSORTMENT
LACES, E1ERR OZDERXES,
And
INNINGS,
Alta small advance the Importers Prices any lady
buying from DICKSON, pleased purchases
the goods and in all money will be refunded
The stock consists in part of the following articles viz
BLACK CAMBRIA LACE sHAwLs, POINTS AND MAN
TILLAs
BLACK THREAD LACE sHAwLs AND MANTILLAs.
BLACK AND coLoRED BAREGE sHAwLs AND BUR
NOUS.
BLACK SILK NET, and 2 yards wide.
BLACK oU1LLED RIBBON, for Ne, Points
QUILTED RIBBON, all colors for Dress Trimmings
SPRING CoI.oRED PRINCES, all kinds
vALENcIENNEL LACE SETS, from IS to $40.
POINT ALENCoN AND APPLICATION SETS
BLACK THREAD AND IMITATION LACE Wells.
AaLadies will find these goods at the very lowest market
price, and of the best quality.
Also the great Thirty Spring HOOP SKIRT for 81
sold every city &c 50 and ST. Remember
CKSONiS
Lace, Embroidery and Trimming Store
No. 1853 Canal street,
my9 2pSt Next door to D. H. Holiness Store.
~.- Ice Pitchers
ICE PIT HERS!
WHINE COOLERS!
WINE COOLERS, WINE COOLERS,
Il have just received
SPLENDID ASSORTMENT
Silver and Plated
ICE PITCHERS AND MATER COOLERS,
Which have been manufactured
EXPRESSLY FoRMY TRADE,
And
Finished In the Most Recherche Manner:!
a= E. A. TYLER,
mys 2p6t No. ITO cans street.
Splendid Services Of Plate.
The undersigned has just opened magnificent
sets Of z.
SILVER PLATE.
Also, SEVERAL SPLENDID PIECES, not in sets.
Which he will sell low.
E. A. TYLER,
my9 2p6t No. ITO Cansl street.
Sporting Gums,
RIFLES AND PIsToLs.
very large and select assortment, |
FROM THE BEST MANUFACTURES OF EUROPE and
AMERICA, just received by
E. A. TYLER,
my9 2p6t ITO Canal street.
.VeaU Summer Clothing!
PERSON, HARRISON Sc CO.,
Are receiving by every steamer
ALL THE LATEST NOVELTIES
For
MINER WEAR.
NEW STYLE CASHMERE SUITS
sEERsUCKER SACKS AND PALToTs
FANCY DRILLING SACKS AND PALToTs |
FRENCH MARSEILLEs VESTS,
WHITE AND FANCY MARsEILLES VESTS |
BLACK MERINo FRocKs, |
BLACK MERINo PANTS,
AND OTHER NEW STYLES for
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Lffe-PreserUers.

Inc numerous accidents occurring the by steamboat
explosions have put people devng methods of safety
case OF blowing We have been behind coepora
res in advice still the public indifference goes on as hereto
Tore and no misfortune however appalling to opera
on the travelling community.
There circumstance which it would be indeed well TO
consider attentivey OF nothing for tie
Killed but we can for the MANNED and Think Of the
suffering caused by being either partly burned or scadsd and
then reflect that if the sufferers had at hand
pALLEY's MAGICAL PAIN EXTRACTOR,
and employed it, their would few minutes be at an
end.
Remember travel without the Extractor it the best
Life -Preserver.
For sale in New Orleans, wholesale and retailby
]. WRIGHT & CO.,
q and ISL Charres st.,
General Agents for the South whom orders should
% Addressed M, 9 2p3teod&W
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II. Denisl Kemper becomes partner il their house
ss - --s----------
UGuQ1aks SHM0LE AACHINE.-We have, On
fsls essd The attention Of lumbermen and
~ - ~ y
~ .s,. = -si<s = ,udn.rious man VIII
" .s.it.f uyd ny. IN one If tb,s. 3.
ss ,s,Ss n ~ ,bou,. nd shingles IN
= 1 =, r As- n ~ ordinary l.borinr man is q
sa.af &, 4. ~ 4 -ould M 49, one q make
sss - sssenpsens q timber are used Eiin persc,
ss- .,s Y ~ .0a'.
n =. 3 Lsius II y d oaa Mooes- .ns
49, 49, 80. * . soa, y =. y g. -
.s,.Ns u n ID sszs. - - $500 $50, .
fs 49, under the machine and Is ready for mar
would Also be undoubtedly valuable tothe man.
q - ethss Email boxes atd We would advise
r those branches Of business to 80 over to the
4 fo5s7 4!be m would ~. u n sure Z
- - !. -' ---.------
- sAAAs = Y made so.oay ~ noon, ~ sne St'
ce 81 Louis street. BY j. b Walton auctioneer'
Soub. fran. hons. 1, perbynv n
s Lous and ronicuse Streets Second District
frems dwsng and one story back buildings.
10 Love ~ Craps streets Third District
IS l111ael $500. e sese.nssmen.s.
srrr1Ne al 81 FRRNCH IxpoRrED GooDs.- Mrs,
"A Tcnbss Royal street, between Bienyille and Cont.
s ,s.s.s, 1890. ss.-. ~. Il. - /. ,.,,s rNI,.
s !: s. !. 80 ~ 800 = Z \ y. - $3.50,
m M I'M vbh ~ s. enlruste u and Il them with
~ .nd IN, mas. tsc and
psusuntfll u ISL
rs @ =. a = - = - y, y
17 ~ te6 uhE y. ?. HAL passenger
sfesF hsifa Gapt Wm Way leaves st o'clock for Mem
ph With the Railroad FOR all Eastern
asc VITA psckets Tor Louisville cincinnati
- ~ Aous 1hroagnac1et agent =. 4 FRENCH under
me n. Cnazes aotel -. .-.....
W. ~ sarrrsrr II Il, cali the attention II hnvers
$780, y. ,-s,.-, !, -.-s ,.., ,,, -l o., ..,
s. \. w., 49,, ~ III 80 ,,I !. r :. prt
8 .- u. ~ y = - - ~ -. n IT, :.
- - - =
- ~ !. <.--------
rrur err .nrp rrrroN ppras An invitation 10
eswhe addrese 10 planters and the public generally to at
s.nd Y. rhtba,;on Il ~, IL ne T.er cotton
n Iyr,vsft, .r.,a ,o,sr 4, ro,,o and ph,nno s,ree,s
~ s''As- = an1
,r,f,,..>,,,,. Z, 800, !, = $3.50, f,,o. for r,or
s - : 2 o'As F = 80. h, J
pomts oaiy the % az oe'
Iii On exhbion at the Ages landing Of the Canal street
lezsys
fsnpYrNa Llv.rrR Rnnrs etc Messrs n Felt 4
s... NJ ~ Co., go. nj i, p..r p,.,a a,,; y,
.ss s s.s..s II, - 8 =. ! . -, -,
.s 800 49, - - rsI II 80 !. 1850
- - - . - - >p-
A9-GOurth Ward American Club will meet
Of No r. Louis street. WEDNESDAY, l1th inst at TX
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Henry Eeish,

No. 40 CAMP STREET
PORTRAIT and PICTURE FRAMES madeto order. OIL
FRAMES RE-GILT. All kinds OF PLAIN and oRNA-
RENTAL GLIDING done in the best STYLE m,ls 2ply
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.NssC Spring and Summer.

# NEB1MN aEHH 90 Co...
No. IS CAMP STREET,
Are receiving a large assortment Of FASHIONABLE
CLOTHING, suitable for the season:
Silk Mixed CASHMERE SUITS.
English Twseds :. :.
Super Black French MERINo COATS.
Single Mlled Cloth :.
Black and Colored Alpaca :.
Light Cashmere, French Merino and Alpaca sACs.
:. :. PANTS
Colored and White Drill PANTS.
FANCY MARsEILLEs VESTS.
UNDER GARMENTS.
Gauze Merno 1ise Thread and SILK UNDER SHIRTS.
Linen, Muslin and Lisle Thread DRAWERS.
Lisie and Cotton HALF-HosE, etc., etc., etc.
SHIRTS! sHIRTsl
Colored, Muslin and Jaconet SHIRTS.
al6 2peodtf White Muslin and Linen SHIRTS.
Closing Sale Of Silks!
THE BALANCE OF MY
STOCK OF RICH DRESS SILKS,
... now offer at
STILL FURTHER REDUCTION.
To close the sale by the 18th May.
JOHN TODD,
mye 2p3t Nos. u and IA Chartres street.
Fishing Tickle.
Amateurs and Professional Fishermen will end at my
No. SO CANAL STREET,
Every Description and Quality.
W. A. WILSON,
my2 2plm So Canal street.
Spring and Summer. Clothing.
FRANCIS FABRE,
Corner st. Charles and Common streets,
UNDER ST. CHARLES HOTEL,
Is receiving his usual large supplies of
NEW AND FASHIONABLE CLOTHING!
-Embracing-
ALL THE LATEST
And
Most Attractive styles and Fabrics!
Also
A COMPLETE ASSORTMENT
or
Z.Zn,xc1v AVID c0z-z-ov Sux1s ISL
And
GENTLEMEN'S FURNISHING GOODS.
my2 2sln&2tW
vFelC York
METALLIC CAR SPRING COMPANY,
Manufactures Of
GARDENERS Conical Volute Steel Car Springs.
FAIRBANKS 8. CO., agents,
No. 80 CAMP STREET.
Railroad Managers Car and Engine Builders
terested In Railroad Machinery Economy respectfully
invited notice the Springs
their application
H5- Orders and correspondence solicited. nayz 2pf
.MeersGhatnl Pipes.
Just received, fresh assortment of Genuine MEERSCHAUM
PIPES.
LION j. PINSARD,
m W 2ntf Royat Mt,
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II Card.
TO YOUNG ENTLEMEN.
Those who wish to be ready for coed situations b
come vacant in summer should begin IMMEDIATELY at
DOLBEAR's
COM NJ ERCIAL COLLEGE,
No. log Canal street.
Those who speak several Languages
If qualified, command all the good situations of city,
There apartments and Professors for Book
emaics Penmanshp French Spanish German English etc.
to fit the shortest possible time invited
to call and judge for themselves. rly9 2p3t@
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s. ". JMOOdy's
G L E B R A TED SHIRTS,
FOR Sc!
Beautifully made buttons never TO- come o-a fit
guaranteed refunded These Shirts equal to the
best retailed in any city in the Union at 81 80 each.
All pure Linen Shirts ut Sc so each,
and every article for the GENTLEMEN,s TOILET equally
cheap. at
S. N. MOODY's,
my9 2p3tMoWe&sa corner Of Canal and Royal streets.
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McGBoRGE's SHINGLE MACHINE, famous for many
excellent points, daily demonstrates them all observers beirg
exhibition the AIgies landing the Canal street
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Reducing Stock.

In order to reduce my stock for the summer, now
offering. my large assortment of
wATC HES, .a.
j z W E RY,
FANCY GOODS, etc.,
livery Low Prices,
And purchasers that they to their interest to
examine them before purchasing elsewhere.
W. A. WILSON,
MY 2plm IS Canal street
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WnARB REQUESTED TO call the attention Of buyers
70 H. ~ q Engh bsreges printed linen lawns and assorted
dry tsks pac this 10 o'clock A. NJ Blache
AIeucnts suction rooms No II Charities street. Terms at
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HsOEcn9siC
REPEATING RIFLES AND PISTOLS,
Another invoice just received at
E. A. TYLER'S,
mylo 2p2t New orlsan.
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Special .4ifeuti0n
Is called 10 the
LARGE AND ATTRACTIVE STOCK
ENGLISH BAREGEs, in Robes and Piece.
ORGANIZES. GRENADINES AND DRESS GOODS. Of
every description
RICH LAeEs, EMBRoIDERlEs, LACE POINTS, BUR-
NOUS, sHAwLs, ETC.; and the
GREATEsT DISPLAY
Lace Mantillas, Bonnets, Ribbons,
And othe
MILLINERY GuoDS
Ever made in this city,
N. B.-Just opened-Several cases of
FINE JACoNETS at l28 cents
And invoice of Material for Travelling Dresses
JOHN TODD,
mys 2pSt Nos. u and Il Charsres street,
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Diseases OF the Throat and Lung.

4oU BToRsWHy, Nov YOfk.
stock always store Also orders received for d,rec
shipment from England. .nI6 zoIr
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1859-07-01

quenees of this glorious victory; every
one can calculate its Importance by sim.
ply casting their eyes on the map, and
bearing in mind the amount Of the loss
Of the Austrians. An army which at one
blow loses 10000 men must be in bad
way. The victory Of Magenta is, then
as the Emperor says, great one; il
comes like clap Of thunder, and is 8
great historical engagement, such as our
fathers used to fight. All France will
thrill with JOY, as, after having proved
to the world that she has not degenera-
ted, she has the right to be proud of her
new glory, and TO respond, as in former
days, to the cannon of the fnvalides BY
the national cry of pTrs T Easperear. =
THE LONDON TINES ON THE FRENCH
ACCOUNT AND THIS BATrbE.-The
Times of the llth, summing up the mar.
rative of the Moniteur, says -
"Such is the French account of the
battle Of Magenta, and in all its strategic
points it Is doubtless in the main correct.
That it passes lightly over the events of
those terrible four hours when the EN-.
peror and his guards we're committed to
a contest with superior numbers, is but
natural. We must await an Austrian
version to supply this deficiency. That
IT speaks somewhat indefinitely of the
French losses was equally to be expect
ed. We still require the opportunity of
comparing the Austrian with the French
account, or of reading the account of an
impartial eyewitness, before we can see
the battle of Magenta as history win
write it. In one respect, however, it is
honest and candid. There is no fight
and no pursuit mentioned or inYentsd.-
The enemy fought well, suffered srievous
losses, and withdrew. There are none of
those narrowing scenes which followed
such battles as those of AusterIitz and
Waterloo, when havoc ragged among a
crowd of helpless fugitives, throwing
away their arms and shouting for quar-
ter 10 the pursuing Frenchman or the
vengeful Prussiau. It is a contest where
the vanquished fight till night, and then,
reluctantly yielding the point of honor,
quietly retire, taking with them their
guns and standards, and taking up a po-
sition convenient for the prosecution of
their predetermined plan of continuous
retreat"
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1859-07-01

DOUGLAS AT THE SoUrH.-On the
recent visit of Senator Douglas to the
South he stopped in Mobile, and while
there made frequent visits to the editor
OF the Noble Register. \ few days
after Dir. Douglas had left Mobile and
proceeded on his journey, the Register
came out with the following announce
ment:
No public man in the country is so
much misunderstood, and has been so
misrePresented at the South, in his poll
teal positions, as the Senator from Hi
nois. He is not the advocate of squat.
ter sovereignty" and wherever be gets a
fair hearing st the South, it will be uni
versally admitted by all candid and i'm
partial men.
Mr. Douglas IS undoubtedly much mis-.
understood, North as well as South.
wherever it is supposed the Slave pow
er cannot rely upon him for sympathy
and aid. He has kicked out Of the traces
once or twice, but on the whole lie has
served the South well, and he ought not
TO find it very difficult to convince them
OF the fAcl.-Free Press.
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,ions. Each Of the works Of this prince
Of novelis,s may be had for Is cents, or
the entire set. for $500. In al the feais
Of cheap publication, this csnao, be sur
passed.
The sensation which the novels Of
Scot, produced on their frs, appearance.
constitutes one Of the mos, interesting
and memorable passages in literary his
tory. The highes, qualities OF hesion
mark these productions, which will ever
cause them to mainisin a primary and
,ran.cendani rank among works o; this
class We hope that these en;erprising
publishers o; Philadelphia viii meet that
sale by the million copies, which alone
can compensate them. Ga future Occa-
sioo we may give 4 sketch OF the life and
writings O: the i,lus,rious novelist. The
man who reads the writings OF Scott will
find his Imagination RECALLED, the liveli-
ness and irui,fulne>s Of his fancy quick
ened, his acquaintance with the past en-
larged, and the feelings Of his heart re-
hned-and elevs;el. Send 70 Pblsdel-
Phia your $500, and You have by return
Of mail the entire se;;. Now. in these
days of genial sunshine, Is the tine &c
read them.