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MIND YOUR OWN BUSINESS
Yes, if you would succeed IN the
world mind your own business;
let other peoples business alone;
attend to your own business,
strictly; be prompt in business,
and do your business in business
like manner. Many persons
waste time enough in looking
after business of other people to
grow rich upon, if properly en-
ploved. Let other men do their
own work and you do yours. If
youare a farmer YOU need friends,
neighbors and helpers, and you
can only have them by render@
ing to every man lis right-do-
inc your own business and let
ting others do theirs. If a n1er-
chant you must have patrons or
customers, anu you III ohlJ nave
them by attending strictly to your
business and allowing others to
do the same. If q lawyer, a
physician Or a preacher you can
only succeed by acquiring a
character for honesty, prompt
ness and sincerity Of purpose,
and this you can do by mlndlng
your own business and doing
Justly to MI men with whom you
have dealings. YES, whatever
your profession or oceupatlon
may be, learn to keep your
tongue in your mouth and your
hands f.tst hold of your lmple-
ments Of labor--mind your own
business and you will succeed.
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GlOO de

IERoNT payees q eeiui qai logera en- prison on
- r%arntisera ai sosssigne lie negre aolnfl6 %
GEORGE age a per, pres de 70 ans, sa haa- "a
te'tr est a pen pres de 3 pieds ct 8 pouees. IL
II Il ei6 acltete de la Succession de Chegalier naigle:
sa mere, apPartienta Gilbert David, Il Faqu6talaue,
ct son pere, All Dir Knox, a Piaquemine. Nous TAI.
son mention de ceci paree gull est probable qu'il
soft dams les ensir9ls. George est un Negro intel.
ligent, ct qui de,aande a etie questionne de rres.
LEWIS A. WEBB, Bayou isuauf
0pelonsas, % decenlbTe ls6G-jno.
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a dirt is like a dipper attached
to a hydrant, every one is az
liberty to drink from it, but no
one desires to carry it away.
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For Sale,
n,ztL. d wears old in the spring, Of bay e's'

ID ALL, A years old in the spring, o., o. ~ y 80
ID with black legs, name and tall, pF " SAAA$Sn
BY L. j. Dupre Of st. Landry, co. y I'M
boston, ,ir., out Of Prairie Flower Boston ! Miles,
jr., by George Mafiin., out q soIla ,.h 81 Vii.
Boston flly, the get Of Boston, the eeieo,a, $500. N
giria horse. Prairie Flower, by importsu, s@'e mi
out Of Madge, the get OF imported Legtaiaaa' !
Of Lady of tha Lake. n ii $40
viii serve mares during the next season
each, payable invariably in advance. Garland,
He Will stand at the stables OF Henry =. ! 10 Iei
near Opelousas. Mares from a dis,atee ss s nroper
care ard attention, at fifty cents a day.
Opelonsas. January IA, 1850. -
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Veslte par lie Sheriff.

Thoin,s G, Qairk. Gaur de District,
V. partsiAse ~ Landry
John B~atltiste schmit. Ne. 9.22s.
y vertu dun ordre de saisie ct De vente a&ijVf{
L. dams 'afaire ct.dessFs, par Ia Co,r de District
laas ct pour la Paroisse st landry, ct le snsdit
Fiat, ct moi adresse j'expaserai en- veate publ
que, pour Dill compliant A In Maison de Cour DIT
eette paroisse, sAMisDl, le fine jour de Fcptenbre
A. D.lssl, comnAeleant a II henres 4. NJ. ct
continuant de jour en- jour, sit est necessaire,
tons les droits, titfes. intGrets ct prdtentions fn
dit dGfendeur. Jean Bhptiste syiitaIt, a la psopri-
etc s~itirante, -isisie pour satisslite le dill ordre a
savoir:
La Motto indivisc dun certain terrain situd dams
Ia vile de Washington en- tette pereisSe, ngec tml'
ties les latisses ct a!attioratioas qsi ss trodTeist
consistaItt en- I'M iiatei, comm commit nGfaent sous
lie nom de l.Iiatel Washington, en- uu nlagasin, etc.
ct bofliS coiHnlo s,!it, sur la face par IA rue Carriere-
en- arriare par la rue Mouatvtlle, dun cote par la
rue du Maine ct de l'Nttre par la rle Washington
6tani lie terrain nialque No 70 sur lie plaza nc la vile
de Washington, L., -. ~" -..
Bureau du Sheriff, opeleisa4, II Juliet 1851.
l.. r. GHACEaI2E, Sheriff.
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AVIS.

Aeyaa de 4 atheser nne petite habitation aui
"A p0ursait contenir De saixaats qniaze d cent ar
Ieentsde Hapefaeie 81 don't m moroccan aeraIt boise.
m fandTait pas cue Get hahitatien seit situse d
M 90 trois nstlle des 0peIoasas. Ssadresser al
HlSA IA Raafiakx
p1136psas Y Aafs I'LL
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Bonnie chance pour les hommes
d;ahaiYa.

II GIBBS offre a vendre Ia maison d deuX Stases
u. occHpte iar lui aetnellement COMING delhga-
70 81 nlaotsil ayee ure b0nne cNisinc ct les bats
ses en- briuues dauti il Sc sert pour un depot dc Vo'-
ture.
lie terrain a 100 pieds de face sur une profondeaf
de Iba pieds.
Je yendrai aussi mon stock de fpnrnltlAfes. PEN
TIRES. al ie louerai Ia nartie de l'atelier de %Toitures
aui joint a eelui de S. p. GlariS, Uni eotlt'naera a
faire les alttes branches d'ouvrages en- boIs ct Ter
A ceux qui out les nl0yens necessities 81 aes ma
bitude qni CONVENIENT a Ia communicate, eelsa lsne
exeellente occasion pour taire de brillantes ;tflafes
8 mars 1861 JOSEFH Hlbba.
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d G (.
DISSOLUTION.

Asoeiete pour Ia p~ratiqie dn droit qui existait
- ci-deyant entire Hon Thomas IL. Lewis ct lie
s~oussigne a etc dissoute !e % mars deIglier par Ia
mort de NJ. Lewis. Les a~f.ires de la soci6ta serunt
l~iquidees par lie soussignt. Tous ceux, Qui ont des
r6ciamations eontre la dite socitte, sont pries de
les presenter immediatement pour etre payies ct
tons cenx qni doisent II la soci6te, sout prizes de
vetir TGgler.
90 aYril AS, sc, PORTER.
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Notice AJAX cOrlsigs,atenrs de fret.
A0US les soussiga6s anneneons respectneuse.
LIN fnesit Il nos alais ct an public en- general que
vi Ia crise ~aetueile dams lea ~aiiaires, il nous est I'M
possible i I'avenir dc faife des avanees sur fret, ct
t,nse4tlenin lent nous somnles ohliges d~iadoptef nm
syste!ue strietesneht COMPETENT pour fret ct hlagasi-
Bage. Aacun fret ne sefa liyfe par nous dprsna,
want tant que tnus les ffais n aufont fts pages; ct
nous ne recevrans ancun ordre pour fret l. moins
quill he soit ~aceomlagne q iargeft.
GARR1ERE & MEIIANS0N,
PITRE 81 GOREIL.
Washington, La. IA dec. ls60-la
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INSTITUTION uTTERAIRE DIES OPEI0ISis

Ec0LE ~PnEFAKAroTRE PouR LES ACADEMIES.
DiriglSs pas ii. &C DuRAND.
CpNnITI0Ha
Pension par aimee ..... .s..s ssss#..s. s$l40 u0
ExternesH par nee. ..s. sE.r. .s..*. AZ w
I'm mn mois ...., 4 90
Rois delits. inlatellats oreille s, N u. ]. ! 90
Biancah,iisssarc ar moi. ri. 40
Chauue eIaye, pensionnaire et externe, doit nne
scorde de bois33 pour son chaufGage en- hiyer, ct four
litl son kelairage. s92sS5s.
Deux exalaens semestriels et publics ont lieu
chaqIue annee.
Lfannse scholaira est de - nois y~conpris les
1Scalees 8@4Bsa
Les rAdnctioas pour le temps des maladies on
aatres causes undergraduates do III yolont6, seront
t0uionra accord8es ayeela pins parfaite equita.
Le m6decin ut ies has dc maladies ssTolt 4 IA
charge des parents. L1eamedecln A letr tholxA
lk septeInbre BG0--la.
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He who is a tiger in his fam
lily Is generally a sheep i'll socie-
~.
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Sale d'escrina

AH ALFRED D~UCHATEAUa l'lonueur dan.
WI. noneer aux Messieurs de eetta parBisse uuY
Went d'ouyrir ule Sale d'Artnes. RTE du Maine,
logenent dependant de. rhotel Union. II n'epar-
gnela aucane peine pour donner satisfaction aux
qai vondront bien %l1honorer de lenr "a,
Z mars lsgl
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DHARMACIE DE WAsHiNGToN,Les SONS.
Il gnts intorme par 10 present leurs amis
OF le public squsits yienfient de reeeyoir1 I'M 49,
assortment frais ct considerable de Drognss MN
Ct Medicines ainsi qn'nn assortimentd de peia. 49,
lures. partaneries de tottes series. etc,
lis sont aassi agents pour la gente, dune granaa
gaantite de medicine patentses ct des plus nonI.
laires. A, OUAUIiE T. PrsFu'
% affh 1903. Washington, La.
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NEW ORLEANS GApn-
Mississippi Feuns,,v -
CONFECTIONERY

A'RSEsT rURPlN, No. IS Ola M.
- New CLEANS, having greatly a aasae Street
steaia works. Is prepared to iii order hMaf gse biz
description Of Confectionery, freshl 4 major iof every
w VAR inliy equal to similar art iia { iatasl1
l ptiees' any Hls q e,'T', d,oa and at The mest ]se saps,1ss
are extensively and tayorabIy k nv sugar plunsi
the Southwest. AAo"a L~hfoughQat
Ierns;-Gash. or approved civ aecs,,4,
October IL, lSG0.-6m. aeseptaaces,
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Plantation for Sale.

TYNE undersigned will sell his Sugar Plantation
at Bellevue. about i've miles JSs =
aoAth of 0pelousas, containing sASsasAsts
altqt l200 arp nts, amply sup Mfassnlsa
pied with weed, about 800 acres Azsa.s-as=z1sssE5ss
Of which are ia cultivation. The land i adapted
u tile eulttt3e of cotton or cane; has tic tsEai ir
pfoyeugtats, aud nh excellent stltf house aid
sttam eagiRe.
IBf terms and conditions, apply to e. !. sFagte
!i4g or John t. King Esq, ~ O~feiansas. and y
Mcssps, W, s, i,pnue 4 Co, Com. Merchant. New
Orleans, or to THE undersigned. 4
BENZ. T.. RoGEEss.
November II, 1850. 5 a
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Mare9sssnstises Nessyeiies.
BAIL.

3tE eheyal aura 4 ans lie printepps proclaim, eou-
u leur bale, criuiere noire ct jamhes de asN
pre- de st Landry, issue de Boston Jr. ct 80
de Prairie Flower, Boston Jr. dc George 50rtin ct
de la jtlnent, Boston. de j. F. Miller. Celleei is
sue de Boston lc.e6iehre cheval de la Virgiuie. Prqli-
RE Flower, issue de ~liinport6 Sorrow ct Madg is
sue de 1import6 Leyiathari ct de Lady Of the Lake.
Ce eheyalservira les juments 10 saison pfechaine
a $40 ehaeune, payables inrafabtemen d~'avance.
II Sc ~trouvera aux ecGries de NJ. Henry L. Garland
pres. DIES olslousas. Ceax qui sont elaignes aa
village pesirront iaisser leuf iunieuts ii l'habttation
Oh eles seront bien soignees a raison de cinquaitte
SOUS par jour. =
Onelousas, 14janvier 1850.
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H. LAsTRAPES { Co.

Emplacealeat Z. c. A,detsoq1 : Co, Wash
sIlgtoa.
VEHEMENT de ~reeeyuir MI grand assortment
de grocerie flaiehe. telle que:
Farine, Riz, Cafe, The, Epices,
Bmuf sale, Jambon, Pore, Epau-
les, Graisse, Fromages, Cllandel-
les, savon. wins ct BLOSSOMS de toufas s%ortes, bisre,
cigafres ct tabac II funter ct a chiaaer des meilea-
res marques, ainsi an'ln assortment snigtietse-
ment ehoisi de grocerie line. eonserves aIiraentaires
IL tout co1uprenant des varieties trop long q emu
merer; quilts ~vsndr9nt d atssi has prix que posi-
BILE pour du compliant.
n. B. On pollrra 6galernent Sc proenrer de la
glace pendant totte Ia stison.
Washirg ton is mai 1861.
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NOuv6au magasin.

souasign6s ayart forTna une societe de com
S NM nous Il raisan de NeB 4 sI1tipre. ont
Ihannenr sAnnnncer n lenrs aTnis etaau public en-
gankrai, qnes Isun 4 felx Went d'arrivee, DE- New.
Fork aracsun assort imentso plet de
NafclaAndises BAches, s
Quincailleries.
EhA1saares ,as
a#sS Groceries,
a#Sss#B@S IiQuetas
BLOSSOMS,
FxIance,
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1000 Acres Of Land fol- Sale.

GlXTEES hundred acres Of land situaled On .s
- East bank Of Bayou Rouge, ~, Landry. ths
tract of land lying above high water, can " fasse
one Of til. ,a1st desirable cotton plantation " lAs
South " esteen District OF Louisiana. = .
Apply to GHEVIs &RITeHlE,.
Land Agents, Washington, "a
july Z, 1860. Ga
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ia. MA. IN jim mot tout % que devrait tenir nm
magasin de Ia camp gne.
Tent All Tonlant fcafter tonic aorte de ~chaFlata-
niaina dams cetta annunce, lea soussignes n'hesi.
tent pes. p9ai,fnOins,sa anno1cer qnils pourrnnt
yendreI oprs merchandise 4 dos prix auasi bas que
cenx al dAtail az 10 N0nyalle-OrlAans OF probable
ment \ meillelr narche ql'elles se sontfYendues ici
insQusK Aujjourdf hui.
~ aonssirn4s seSreposant sur cette conviction
sue 4 systAm Sdes affAiras al compliant eat le pins
nj III 1e mas Ayaa tageu xaHsai bien pour i'achsteur
b mafshand I'LL esperent que celx qui
yoadfont hieIls ies enc0nrager he les mettront pas
lsnss Il Sdure n4cessite de rep6ter CONSIGNMENT que
VI q mmoalestk AZ leurs prix, ieurs a1Airss ne 10
ArQnt 4usAn compliant.
Moccapsnt III magasin announcement de Pm N.
/. NEY,
EDMOND DUPRE.
@ rNa-1nru-an ~ n,#H JeeA A@## III
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DR. VIM A. ROBERTSON

C'ETANT etabli dune manitre perinanente a
NJ Washington, offre ses services d tuus ceuS qui
voadroiit i honoFer de leur patronage. Bureau rue
dn Maine, Wis avis la pharmaeie de NM. Leuaiiler
& Bonchez. Ii ayril IsGD-Iu
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THE PATRIOT.
II, ID. EsTILETTE, Editor.

,gfIe,Al ytvsaal Of I'VE sAsisH Of SAINT tAsiil1
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n s.. WILKINS,
Washington, lie.
Went de receyoir de New York ct de la Nouye!le.
Orleans IN grand ct MAGNITUDE assortment
de marehandises pour prlntemps ct etc.
Files consistent en-: a.
Indiennes FRANCHISES, Auglaises ct Americaines.
Printed Lawns FRANCHISES,
Meusselines f~rancaise iniprimee,
Brillantines en- ~eonleur,
housseiines Suisses ct Jacouats.
Do Book ct Bishop Lawn, IL
Giants, Mitaiaes, Bas, Chausso,,s. etc.
Marchaudises pour les habitants,
Choctaw Mariner ct 0snalurg stripes,
Chickesaw ct keepstone plaids,
Denins bleu,
Cotton de Lowell mi ct rave rs. IA ct ia
Habillenents de printenips ct diets.
Ghapeaux, GasqIettes, Bottles, sonIiers
Quincallerie, Faienee, Seiles, monture dc. brides. ba,
alets en- Cedre, ETC., et une qaantite d~'artieies don't
ie nomhre ne parmet pas de les mentionner lei.
LIE tout sera vendu, 4 IN profit tres lnodsre ct
payable e Ter mars, aux achetears 5oas eft p~oactueis
ct . DIES prix eReor plus as pour du compliant.
r.. s.. WILKINS,
opeioasas, 70 avfii 1859. Washington, lie.
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TAXATION IN ENGLASD.-The whole nci
revenue Of England. for tie year ending Dec
81. 1860. amounted to Ell .967 425-sbout
equal, in round numbers. to $500, 0OO, 900.
This is but the net amount. The cost OF col.
lection, estimated at an average offs per cent.
would make the gross amount of English tax.
alton 100, 900 for the year just ended. -
Surely an immense sum is 1888 500 900 to
be paid by population smaller than our own
"A population. too. the majority of which is
much poorer than our own.
1t is raised thus: by Customs. % millions
sterling: by Excise. 10 millions; by stamps,
2. millions: by Taxes. 3 millions; by the
Post Office, 81 millions: by Crown Lands.
a quarter million; BY Miscellaneous pay .
mcnts. nearly millions: and by Property
and Income Tax. close upon million
pounds sterling. Yet. immense as is this
amount, il is inadequate, by nearly mil.
lions sterlings, to meet the years expendi.
ture.
Out Of the years revenue the interest on
the funded and unfundcd Debt Of the country
has to be paid. II amounts to f28.OOO. 200
per snnun. That is. the mere interest Of the
National Debt Of England is $40, 000, 900 4
year. philadelphia Press.
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Agricultural.
The Horses Age by the Teeth.

The Horses Age by the Teeth.
The following information rs to the age Of
the horse indicated BY the teeth, We have Ia.
ken from one Of our agri ultural exchanges.
1t will guide some in their examine tons:
Yearlings and two year.olds are alike in
the mouth and must be judged by general ap-
pearancs- AT three years old. tho horse has
lour horse teeth. above and below. in front of
the mouth. which supply the place of the
suckins.teeth. AT four, he has eight horse
teeth, four above and four below. the corner
being only sucking teeth. At five years old
these are gone. and the mouth is up. at least
with the exception Of the inside of the back.
most, which. especially in mares, sometimes
do not rise until the sixth year: tina: is, all
the teeth are horse.tceth. and the tusk is I'm
on each side Of the mouth. A dark mark. or
hollow. is generally observable in all the teeth
OF the bottom jaw at five years old; and the
!uSks arc concave in their inner surface. At
six. the Two middle teeth have quite lost their
mark. and the tuSk is higher up. and longer,
and not so concave. At seven. the next two
teeth have lost it. and the corner teeth only
have the mark left in them. At eight,
it has grown out Of these, and no mark is left
at oil The tuSks also become longer and
instead OF being concave in the inner surface.
become convex: the horse is then termed
aged. There is, however. n great deal of dii-
ference in the mouth: some have lost their
mark in al! except the corner teeth, even At
five years DID, others have their front teeth
IN the top jaw projecting over the bottom
teeth at the same age. You may form some
idea Of the age from the appearance Of the
mouth in general, when the marks arc no
longer visible. If the corner teeth do not
appear long and running forward, as it were,
10 the front Of the mouth if they retain their
square shape, and shut we'll together if the
t,isks are blunt, and have the least concav,ty
in their inner surface. you may conclude that
the horse is not very old. particularly. if his
head be not gray. and not very hollow about
he eyes: though this latter shape sometimes
exists in young horses. A concave tusk is
the most certain criterion Of youth; and as
mares have TO tuSk at all, they must re
Judged with reference to what I have said
about the corner teeth. except in some cases
ef what is calIet, "shell teeth" from their
resemblance to the plate.likc cakes of shells.
and horses with these preserve the appear
snce Of youth till ten or twelve years old. 1t
is here proper to mention. that the difficulty
Of aquiring accurate knowledge of the age Of
horses by their teeth. is very much increased
by the tricks that are practised.
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laid in irons, il II sends you to the wars, there
to spend your blood, you ought to do it with
| out dcmurring. You must not shake off the
yoke, or finch, or quit your post; but in the
army. in prison, and everywhere else. ought
| equally to obey the orders of yonr country.
For If Offering violence to father orr mother
| is piece of grand imriety, to put a force
upon ones country is much greater" Such
Is the lesson of patriotism taught by the
wisest and noblest son of Greece. For more
than twenty centuries il has received the
ptandts Of the wise, the good, the true and
the brave and ] must be pardoned, IL ]
refuse Ia change II for the teachings of the
modern school Of " notification, secession,
disunion and rcbellion.''
People of Maryland asked you to listen,
il spoke to you Of loyalty, of lore Of country.
pray your forgiveness if my words have
proved false to the impulses OF my heart and
have flowed in a strain unequal to the high
themes Of which have apuken. Would to
God the power were given me to discuss
these high questions with an eloquence as
lofty as themselves. They do MT concern
your wealth, or your safety, or your indus
try; though believe these Interests lie in the
same direction that your higher and holier
duties point ont. But whether that be So or
not, my purpose WAS to point yon to the
path ofdhty. Of honor, Of loyalty. Of love of
country, in the full! belief that it will lead YOU
to glory and honor, which, to 4 people, are
worth more than all the untold treasures of
the golden rocks Of California.
The true need Of our country is more Of
tanhfuf Sous. People of Maryland, come to
her rescue. Lay upon her affairs your 4" lives,
your fortunes. your sacred honor" I trust
It will not be long before the restored brother
hood and revived patriotism of our people
VIII bring back harmony TO orr Federal and
State Governments when the American,
offering to his brothrr-no matter whence
they come and where they mect-the right
hand Of fellowship, OF concession. of kind
ness, and ofpeace, will reserve his sword ana
his courage for the enemies of his country;
"hen we shall once more, as a people, &C
knowledge the duties of loyalty, of lows of
country. This blessed time think | see in
the distance. "The North will give up the
South will not keep back Even South
Carolina will return to her true r.sting-place
in the arms Of the Union, ready again to
answer. if need be, at tho call of Il Northern
commander. and with son as brave and true
as he who fell on the plains Of Mexico
:" Lead on. South Carolina will follow you to
the dcath.'
When this blessed day shall have arrived
as arrive it surely will. thirty millions of poo.
pie will shout with ono united voice Thanks.
thanks, to the Great Father of us all, our
brotherhood is restored. our country is saved,
our people united, our Constitution and
Government is maintained,
WILLIAM II. COLLINS.
Baltimore, Feb. %, 1861.
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