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c (sITIzESs, MUTUAL INSURANCE. GO.

The Company have the following assess, ,yfss N - :
Balsreeeiyasle at for II
Due for Premiums In course of collection 65.sG6 IS
lnyssteai Ia BY 1 $50
Invested In Bank Tss 50
N secured oy pledge en- Bank Stocks. 405b
Inyestedin City Bonds, A76 al
InEestedin rstmorgageeonstruction opslousas Rail
reaa bonds ls.2ii 20
invested in frst mortgage Bonds of Opera House o.,
oenpany. 10000 10
scrip ot fntnal insurance Qonpahies $50 On
ash on hand. 52,4Ts %
o'aan'nnt OF Assets. 1926
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4. OF course, the great changes which are here pre-.
scented are connected with the Government loan,
the bankshaging credited the Treasury Department
With the second instalIrnent as agreed.
The directors of the Bank of England have again
reduced their minimum rate of discount from ~
ct, at which it has stood since the goth lt, to 81
ets The oint. stock banks, as usual, followed the
movement at the bank BY reducing their interest
lisbments alse lowered their allowance on deposits
from 9 get to III for money at call and from "a
q with few days notice. :;
Annexed is the regular statement of the Bank Of
England: sES
II. sE ESGL&Sp-IsSUE nErl lRrNEsT.
Setes issued, Government Debt. ell 100
Ssf 2 k5t I0lher Seeurities.:.s 63i 500
s-t {(4nld Coin and Bum l3l73y45
Y ~ 8t - Eeta4S SiFe Buiou,
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COAST AND LAFOURCHF..

COAST AND LAFOURCHE..
NEW ORLEANS, COAST AND LhFRERCHE TRANS.
PpRTATIOE CQHp.tNY.
Leaves every TUESDAY u M and : ,TIiRDAY A. "
THE FINE FAST FSA SASsFG&GsEIss
, H%sy b. steamer Masie, Joseph Da fares m,cy, will
s44ssz leave he, landing, foot OF street
szaobove returning down the CoaEt every Monday
and EGHEtdgf iayligh;,
Leave every NDEDAI AZ b P. II. and FRIDAY at A. NJ
THE VIEW FAStT PASSENGER
1T h. '"csfs u iaEy t.. A Dpgss, master, viii leFre
rqns do5n tne co3st every Sunday aul Wei
rcsGay ia daylight.
yRGTEJUg q. DENrEFL,
0su Advertising gent
The warehouse foot Of ST. Lou deliver
tr~yu
For fEeEh tasase 6Fny board CT The warehouse
foot T' 81. Lanis stlc7l
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To Bakers. 81
.MAYURALTT OF NEW ORLEANS
CITY HAIL, Oct. 2S, 1861.
F5- To Bakers -- The price of Sppertine
Flour being this day dos seventy 50 Is
barrel bakers required give during the ensuing
week, commencing on MONDAY, zSlh inst, follows viz
Second quality, or No. 2 ~ r ~ ' '
Fifty Of bread for 20 cents
Twenty five ounces Of bread for 10 cents
Twelve ounces of bread for cents r--s
The loaees of the third quality, or No. mus weigh one
eighth Eiore-lhat is to say 2f 7'" - a.t ..a9-
The 70 cent ioaves, ifty-six ounces; -
The 19cent loaves twenty eight ounces ''
The cent loaves. thirteen ounces.
..- John T. MONROE, Mayor.
N Bread Of the First Quality, Fancy Bread,
made o Extra en and the oayes shall exceed in weight
one pound and shall he made baked stamped required
by ordinance 10. 57S9. ~ o& If
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- mo. 6T7l.l y. - = ~ :
0re That hereafter more than ten horses nnle q,
horned cattle shall be allowed cross any bridges of the
canals or bayous of the city tie tl under PENALTY
of 9 Il Zach offence and any Personn charge Of
cured recoverable before the Recorder District where
such offence Is committed fer the benefit Of the city,
- tSignedl JAMES BEGGS,
President pro tenn. Board of sSistant Aldermen,
tSignedI j. O. NIXON F. 10 -.-
-.fL. President Board of Aldermen.
Approved October IS 1861,
o28 st l[signedI JOHN T. MONROE Mayor.
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( f..tMAYORALTY---0FEICfAL, 4

.,1e= MAYoRALTY OF NEW ORLEANS
Giy Hall. October % 1861. ! 70
.e. Common Gopnai OF the City of New Orleans
-....-.-.. mo 57T5.1 ..- :.
Rsoseei That from andaer the second Monday in Nove-
ber next The compensation SLOWED the Sheriff Of The Parish of
Orleans for the pihg and maintenance o prisoners in ihe
Parish nsnh for which the city is ble shall RId ia here
by liked at the rate of twenty 1--WE per day roeRc prs
.lSignedI JAS. BEGGSg
F - PRESIDENT pro tenn Board of Assistant Aldermen.
LSignedl j. 0. NIXON a'z' 4f
0''.. President Board of Aldermen
Approved October % 1851.
- tSsnedl JOHN 7. MONROE, Mayor
A true copy:
90 ct = MARION A. BAKER Secretary.
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10 tae Fourth district Pound, on AnnuncaIion s2eet,
One y bite and yellow shag goat with Que horn.
One black She. goat.
One black Goat, her head ardh hraast
One black and white Goat
One Goat with while sro on l1.r head and bav
One black Goat, spotted white ~
Which not claimed within the expenses there
paid, will be sold al public ahcton nj said Pornd nm
FRIDAY; November !, 1851, st 10 o'clock A. NJ.
New Orleans, October 90 1851.
Z" f.F -. MILTON EEIIF, Street Commissioned
Registered October e, 1861. 49, y eA1o
(. F. DEvENPORT
Clerk of fCO1nntr
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have been offered at 7217s "a low price. Holders
had better suspend payments than To- part with
their bonds at This price, unless they have an army
contract I'd Gill;. These Government contracts are
eating out the vitas, of eur young Confederacy,
Mr. Secretary sehminger viii Dc we'll to scrutinize
closely aI the contracts rendered 10 him for pay.
lnent.
NEw York, Oct g.-4The imports Of drySgoods
| and general meTehandise during the last week,
l theHgh showing some gain, are behind the cor
/ fest,oneiifr week of the past wear S{sae q
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STREET. CoM2NEB--OFFIiCEAI L.


SSECOEp ID DISTRICT ES}UND-yyas bio,y ys,t
~ the Second District Pound corner Of and
yez streets. i g. -
one bay Msrenue, about 1a hands high branded On left
N'F' SO 'i
Which not claimed within five au the expenses there
on paid viii be sold publc auctiop, at said Pound on
FRIDAY, November l. lS6 at 10 O'Clock A. M N
New Orleaus October rs, ASH.
Registered October 25 1851. ~ :
go. f. DFVENP0RT
Clerk OF Comptroller
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Vanity Fai'

In the house where ] write today is one
room filled with boys treasures. Hardly a
week ago, and the door stood open, busy feet
went in and out, aud busy, skilful hands were
at work here in every hour of leisure. But
now the door is shut, the room cold, and those
busy hands are folded under the snow.
John had no more thought of dying than
you have, my boy readers. Here in his room
are plenty OF unfinished works and inventions
toprove it. Haifwritten letters and exercises,
the leaf turned down in his schoobooks, and
the cap hung hastily on the dressing glass, to
be snatched up at any moment. But he will
never take down the cap, finish the letters,
study the books, do or undo anything which
has been commenced in this room
Sixteen years OF life, and then a sudden
touch Of diptheria, a day or two OF languor and
pain, and then the grave, the other world, and
the strange new lite among spirits
OF course any one of us is just as likely to
be thus hurried away,-and suppose we werel
What sort Of companions would we be for an
gels What memories should we leave be-
hind2 And when our room was taken posses
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sion of by others, and every corner brought
to light,-what would be found there?
In Johns room there was not one thing
which his sister or friend could be sorry to
find; and yet doubt If any boy who reads,
has a more crowded chamber, or one that
tells of buster life. There was a writing
desk with notes, drawings, calculations, cards,
cards on which he had lovingly written his
mothers name-Or skitully drawn REFUSES.
One OF these last, if you can solve it, will re.
veal his own name. A blue jay on a branch,
two robbins on tree, and letter y, the arms
connected by buckle.
Then there were bookshelves, heaped high
with volumes of adventures, of natural history
and sporting, of Greek, Latin and history;
there was the dressing table, with caps and
neck ties, l should be afraid to tell you how
many for he had boys fancy for such things
and indulgent friends to make them there
was the bed, hung about with pictures, some
comic but all innocent there was the closet,
very full, but holding nothing which was not
honorably his own and there were hundred
inventions and limitations OF ingenious devices,
yet not one made for mischief.
~ And the neighbors say of John that in these
16 years he never did toward them, one rude,
unkind, or dishonorable action and mechan
les, to whose shops he Often went to finish
some toy, will exclaim, brushing away a tear
with tn cir sleeve, that they never knew boy
so thoughtful OF others rights, SO courteous to
poor as well as rich.
have thought, as l heard these things, and
looked about the room so silent now, OF IA
mons picture by Raphael. Beneath the beau.
titul Madonna a little angel stands holding a
square tablet, which was meant 10 contain an
inscription, but it never did and so for many
a year the world has admired the cherub
holding the clean, fair tablet
Although we soon loose the resemblance,
we began life angels, and our years and
days are such tablets, held where all the world
may read. How many of us keep them white
and fair
The character we have, abroad and at home,
the treasures we gather into the privacy of ou-
rooms, are such tablets how many of us, like
John, have written there, to be read by loving
and fearful eyes when ours are Shut no words
except innocent, innocent!
ii were boy l would buy an engraving
of that picture OF Raphae's, and hang it oppo-
site my bed so as to begin the day with think.
ing what clear, fair, sacred gilt each day is,
and to end it with asking, "Have blurred
and blotted the good tablet, or written it with
words which need not fear to have my sister,
and mother, and my God read 2"
Innocence is by no means all we require
but for boy or girl it is the tairest commence
ment of life, the most heavenly treasure we
can preserve on earth, the pearl of price, to
be before men aud angels, innocent. So that
we turn away with instructive disgust and dis
like from whatever is false, dishonorable, and
unclean. Blessed are the pure in heart for
they shall see God
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SARGENT'S MAGIC SOAP.

lst This preparation is free from all deleterious quail
ties and perfectly harmless Its use will not njure the
skin or the most delicate fabrics. ID Ii saves onethrd
the rubbing REQUIRED in the of other soaps washing
can be done 10 about half the time, the clothes do not
require boiiag l. Flanncls and col0red goods be
washed with the of cotton or linen, without fullng
shrinking. Grease spots of any kind are warranted to
be perfectly re nDved 4th 1t will instantly
grease and dirt rom paint. varnish. grain work. with
out injury by applying the snap with sponge Try 1t !
Tryitl COMBS " WALTON.
20 Summer St. and 10 Orange ST., Worcester
Price 50 50 ior 100 bs. rs IBIS or less, cts per
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THE UNION MUST BE SAVED

Great Combination and Consolidation of Pyrotechnic
Laboratories.
SANDERSON g. LANERGAN, ANDREW LANER-
GAN. and j. q. HOVEY d. co.
These three extensive Laboratories have been consoi
dated, and will be conducted bv Mr.. SANDERS0N as
the "ETNA LABORATORIES with all the combined tai
ent, experience and of the three establish
ANY article known in the PYr0technic art from
the Patent Safety Matched and First Premium Colored
Fire Works to display of Ten Thousand Dollars,
be furnished at notice Dealers in Fire Works,
COMMITTEES for Cities or Towns and Private individuals
wishing any thing from thousand torped0es, at IS cents
10 ID rocket will find it particularly advantageous
TO call on Agents, HOLDEN, CUTTER 81
CO., at their large Wholesale Warehouse 81 So Fed
eral, and l07, Ill, ll3 Congress sts. Boston.
Also, sale Depot l49 Washington street, Hovey Co.'s
old stand.
Price Lists sent free to all wishiagh w3m apl0
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TERMS OF AD ERTIsINs.

ADVERTISEMENTS published in the DAILY or slCo
square for three insertions 20 cents for each sub
Tsquent insertion Ten lines or less) constitute
square" Advertisements ordered inside or in any
Prominent place, also those largely displayed viii
10 charged extra rates Contracts by the year may be
made on liberal terms.
In WEEKLY, First insertioh 81 per square; each sn6
bequent insertion Is cents.
81 All Transient Advertisements must be paid ia
gdrdRee Yearly regular advertisers will be required
l o make quarterly Payments
~ No grGtuitons Advertisements. No report reso.
l1tions proceedings any corporation society or
association, communication designed to call afte
non to any matter Of limited individual interest," can
he lnserted, unless paid for as an Advertisement
- The Publishers will not hold themselves respon
.ole Tor any that may occur, beyond the amour
charged for the Advertisement
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90 be Yet.

ITO LET-A Tenement of six rooms. in
- good order, with garden If desired. Apply at IS
Chandler street. diff ap2
A TENEMENT of six or seven rooms.
IN the of Main and Beaver streets to rent
with use Of barn. Inquire OF A. BANGS, the prem
ises. diff mch26
FURNISHED ROOMS TO LET-To
n Gentlemen Inquire at f. d. Warmers, 81 Main
street. opposite the Central Church. d2m apis
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Heal estate.

!; FOR SALE-A two story Dwelling
Eslil House with Barn attached and nearly three.
Of an acre of Land situated near the Grove
steet cemetery The House is built in thorough man
si J,seIh IN the attic and pipes running TO basement
nich mas three rooms finished. The above will be sold
9. oargan For further particulars inquire at NO
' ''ee' du apis
w ESTERN FARMS AND LANDS
w for Sale or Exchange for property in this state
These Farms are cultivated. well Improved ana very
desrahly observation-disclosures to railroads thorough
fares and markets. where produce be sold for css
at all times Inquire at HAVEN'S, No. Q Harrington
corner dIh&M5m ap4
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miscellaneous.


Nos and Exchange Place, Providence R. L. dealer in
Paper and Paper Stock.
Cash paid for all kinds Paper stock, including White
ebi dawtf
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FREE PAEONIBS, HERBACEOUS
dark purple. for sale by ''' :"
my4 DIFF ]. NJ. EARLE
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WORCESTER, S., PROBATE OFFICE,

NM UhOEO EN-, S. KUbA n OFFICE,
w June s. Is6I-ro all persons interested in the Els
tate of LINCOLN NEWTON, 81, late OF scarborough
deceased, GREETING.
You are cited to appear at Court n Probate to be
TO show cause WHY The first account rendered by Dexter
Newton the Administrator his administration of said
Estate and now on file in this office. should not be al
lowed and the Court orders service Of this citation by
publishing the same In the Massachusetts Spy newspa
per printed In Worcester three weeks successfully, be-
fore said Court. JOHN j. PIPER, Reg.
ais Wifi
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NEDTCAL NOTICE. FGILMAY. MID,

AVE- Aceoucheur. Physician: and Surgeon. late Of
to seek location from the Shore would
respectfully to the citizens OF Worcester and
vicinity that he has taken residence PARK STREET.
No 49, corner of Orange where he be found realty
to attend to any calls in the line of his profession Fiji
teen years experience in treatment of all diseases Incl
dent to this climate with good success he hopes will
cure public confidence Special attention given to dis
eases of the Throat and Lungs. Office hours from to
and 10 10 y. dti mN3l
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FEED ROLLS, AND MEsr1zo BuRRrNe rrcKERs
MEsrIzo HURRING PICKER.

Picking, busting Burning, and cleaning MestzO AMI
otherwoos NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. thestaple Injuries the
hurl the wool does it unravel the burrs The
is comhed open, and carefully and thoroughly separated
from the whole burIs without to the wool or in
jury to its bers and free from the fine brous boards Of
burs Hence, fine Mestzo Wool which could not Other.
wise be used with advantage, is by this machine made
susceptible of extensive Caid waste and bur
also thoroughly cleaned Wool and Waste Dusters
with without blowers attached are also furnished
All orders will meet with prompt attention Circulara
with explanations and references furnished by addressing
CALVIN L. GODDARD IL CO,
wIv Nh q RoxVliu ogrpap Nax- W VI
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Drn GOODS.

Urn GOODS.
HOW TO MAKE MONEY,
A. M E S S L N G. E r. S,
No. Lincoln House Block,
where you can find as good an assortment of
EMBR0I DERIES, LACES.
TRIMMINGS. Sc,
in other establishment in this city yet you
not be surprised you find that his goods least
30 PER CENT. CHEAPER
than in as they are bought at War Prices and
200 Cambria Bands, at all prices.
100 Infants Waists, at half price
Embroidered Lace and Esmaralda Undersleeves so per
cent, cheaper than any where else.
20 doz Corsets, warranted the hest fit, and cheap
Also 500 doz Ladies' and Chldrens Hose, in all colors
Gents Shirt Bosoms, Socks and IIandkercheis, very
cheap.
THE HoNNALULU WATCH SPRING SKIRT,
which surpasses all others IN every respect
Have you ever bought REAL MALTESE COLLAR
for zoe BUGLE NE with Double Border for 33c
The fact is, received Is doz of these goods Commits
cost. (War the consequence.
In WHITE and BLACK SILK LACEs, can beat
any one.
1t Cartons of BLACK VELVET RIBBONS, to be sold
for half price.
In Isle THREAD. SILK, and KID GLOVES and
MlTTS, can also give gieat bargains.
LINENS, MUSLlNs, uANDRERCHIEFs, and hun
dreds of other articles too numerous to MENTION
A. MESSENGERS,
my24 dtf Removed from liz Main ST.
IT AXE ADV ANITA E
w-MARD TIMEs,-l
and buy your
DOMES TIC GOODS,
N o w !!
We selling
BLEACHED AND BROWN COTToNS,
AT WAR KICEs.
Now is the best opportunity to buy Cottons the people
of Worcester erer had. There must be advance in
the price of Cotton Goods soon and we want
toners to take this chance to buy at
Low Prices, for Cash.
Call and see the Prices at
JENKINS, HAMILTON, 81 HYDE.
T. ADIE s. EX CHAN G E
Q L o A X r M p o r U M :,
e53 81 s55 Main, Cor. of Mechanic st.
LADIES' MANTILLAS,
Silk and Cloth Outside Garments |! I!
OF every variety and fashionable styles, at Wholesale
so FRENCH LACE POINTS g. MANTILLAs,
Just opened, from Auction.
Rich and Heavy Silks for Mantillas
CIatI, for Canns e. S,,,,,,,,nr a., .n,,4-.
Trimmings, &C., &c.
All Styles Garments Made to Order in tipop Styles at
short notice, and
Low PRICES, FOR CASH.
All in pursuit of genteel Garments should call at
u. S. PINKHAM'S,
jel2 d&wtw 253 1885 Main, cor Mechanic street.
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MEDICAL NOTICE.-Mrs. Brown,
AAClairvoyant and Botanic Physician, can be found
at 81 Front street Having made disease and its remedy
profession and study for the last eighteen years she
has only TO her in the past as recon-
mendaton for the future and in making such reference,
would tender her grateful Acknowledgements to those
who kindly assisted her her curative enterprise.
Office hours from to IL a m, from to p. m
20 4mN
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MORE VALUABLE THAN GOLD
DIR. WADSwORTH's DRY UP

newly discovered perfect speedy cure for this
loathsome disease its worst form No person suffering
from Catarrh, or bad Cold in the Head should hesitate
moment. but procure bottle of the Dry Up at once
There Is not any mistake about the above remedy
1t may be had In Worcester of ALBEIT 5. COFFIN,
Agent, 265 Main st; also of the Proprietor, II, BUR
RINGT0N, Providence r.. L.. dtf jal0
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ID L M o v A L
MEssRss ALLEN d. REED.

having removed from Briney Row to their new Store
NO. 2 AMERICAN HOUSE BLOCK
would invite the attention their old customers and
the public generally to their and complete assort-
ment of Ladies'. Gents. and Chidren's BOOTS AND
SHOES OF every description, which we will offer at very
prices for Cash, lew Ladies' Side Lace Caters at
half cost ALLEN " REED
ap,q diff No. American House Block.
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A TTENTION, FAKMEKS.-Springs so
N soon open, and of you all want to know
where to get
THE BEST MANURE,
that Is in use Well we will tell you. Go to South Wor
ceser and inquire fer the South Worcester Bone Mill,
and YOU will find something that is right One trial will
satisfy you Try it, try It, try it, Manufactured and sold
by ID. o. W. LOMBARD.
ja23 w6m South Worcester Mass.
SAVINGS BANK.-Office in Central Ex-
~ change The worcester Mechanics Savings Banks
open daily for the receipt of Deposits from all classes
Worcester Jan. 20. 1858 visit
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THOMAS KINNICUTT,
ATTORNEY and Counsellor at Law
No. BRrNLEY HALL, WORCESTER, MASS.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-09-05
Another EugIish Opinion,


The great battle at Mauass2 Junction IS
likely TO De MEMORIALS event in Transit
lantic chronicles, although 1t rather belongs
to the comic than to the tragie side of history.
While, however, Il is ditsieult 70 Restrain
ones appreciation CT the ridiculous at read
ing tho account OF he panlc-strs. ken and
screaming mob which Mr. Russo encoun-
tered il the pell-meil fight fer Washing
ton, We are bound TO remark that this was an
army OF civ i!ans. IA 10 tns results Of the
battle, we can only rejoice tngt the Northern
eis, engaged IS they sem TO US 20 De, IN war
OF aggressive conquest, have 50 slgnaliy mis-
carried Ut the very onJseE Of theiF invasion --
1t was incnm bent ON tEsm, before Ga8y drew
the sword against men OF heir Sy.n n cs aIlA
speaking their own language. (sucA as it Is 10
show distinctly that lnose men were not snli-
tied by the te fIns OK tne Constitution To do : .
they hssi done. SO tar are tney ftoYs baing able
TO 10 this. that wherever tue documents Is Of the
ConstiLHu0n have spoaea at ali, LeY tend 50
show mat sUc0 State Is silI q soYe o gn STATE
aud ss sach entitled 10 Withdraw Fxon1 the
Federation whenever Il shall thiaa thas the
understanding On which that Federation was
founded has not beea cuiy keps IN view. Bas
eyen asa The ssoGstitDt4Qa osen ex x1NrttJy Ia
favor of the States waica claim 10 eeercs Ina
others, SO lrat1Iold&i q war vgontd sGiIl rot
hive hsea Jaa.ifahle uGlSs5 tAe Ngrlasv
States were prepared 20 eAew that rney pos
Ssss the means CT retsinilE Thar eo,'uusst
when eifec ted. Bat they can only Lssf sha
South by the creation OF q & est Intlitsry
caste which. If it ware ceilez fato ex.sfsses.
Wouia soon aoio tn5 E1tsL, zoo, af2er a assAacsl
quite inconsistent with ia0r pYeeel. tnsts-
tutions. The North, however, have itftle
cnanee cf eAdargs1in fhsig fgeslean 2ed eslsi-
ness ny the cfea tioa oi sues 8 Ia !iGsry esasss.
Certasniy they have not "a yes ggaa tae rish. /.
way 70 90 IT. II is piA.la tssa. EAse sailoTs ard
GIapars OF New Yosz and Bestnn are 10
match 1or the Csxaa rangers aad the brow a
foresseIs fluIn lhs eal K OF ne Mlsslasippi,n -
sacn as Mr Dcksas sIeSansefsa on b s.Td q
steam boats AID whom hs remarked TO la ga
0Dioch Oh ufxS{enge nt ri IA =
ing matters 10 stard thus. let us hope Il, !,
frssaoens LiHc5in and hts adv issrs win make
virtue ol nsceasity; taat ths hsiisgsTeata
VIII sheafh their swtrss and set their nssw T.
papcra TO abuse each olhsr. We kauw Waiai
] Amerlean Journals Ca 10 In that neiu.