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Great Improvement I'm Sewing
Machines,
Empire Shuttle Machine.

,SaleSro0n,, $50 Droddicdy, ~. 4.
$50 Washiagtoa ST., Boston.
92l (aestnu. 81, Philadelphia.
@Patented February IA, 1850.
H,HIsF MACHINE Is constructed on on.
titely new principles of mechanism, pos.
sessugnany rare & valuable improvements,
hayinasheen examined BY the most profound
experts, and pronounced to be
simplicity and Perfection Combined!
1t has straight needle, perpendicular
action makes the 'Lock or Shuttle Stitch,
which will NEITHER RIP nor RAVEL,
and is alike on both sides performs perfect
sewing on every description of material, from
Leather to the finest Nansook Muslin. with
cotton, linen or silk thread from the coarsest
TO the finest number.
Having neither CAM nor COG WHEEL,
aud the least possible friction, il runs as
,u,,,olh as rInss and is rnnhnficnllv "A
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Peter ID. MikeSeIl,
WHOLESALE & RETAIL. DEALER IN
BOOTS, SHOES, HATS, GAPS,
Groceries, Liquors and Leather.

Groceries, Liquors and Leather.
HAVING just returned from the Cities
IL OF Philadelphia and Baltimore, with
the largest and best quality of articles in his
line ever before offered for snle in Carroll
County, respectfully informs his friends and
the citizens Of the County generally, that he
il still at the old stand, a few doors above
the Railroad, and will keep constantly on
hand, at Wholesale and Retail, well as
sorted stock of Mems, Boys and Children's
BOOTS AND Shoes
MEMS, Boys and Childrcn's Hats and Caps,
ofall sizes and qualities also n select variety
of Ladies' aud Misses Boots and Shoes. ail
(which will be sold nj the lowest cash prices.
ERIES.
A large Stock always kept on hand, such as
Rio and Java Cohees, Extract Of Coffee,
Teas of all kinds, Crushedand Brown Sugars,
Syrups aud Sugar House Molasses, Baking
do, Baking Soda, Sal Soda. Rice. Pepper,
Allspice, Cinnamon, Cloves, Mustard, Ginger,
Mace, Indigo, Starch, Madder, Alum, Soap,
Cream of Tarter, Fish, Bacon Lard, G.. 4.
Salt, Fine Salt, by the Bushel or Sack, Coal
Oil and Lamps, Dried Fruit, Tobacco, Scgars
FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC LIQUORS,
Consisting and Malaga Wines, French
Brnndics, Holland and Country Gin, y. T..
Rum. Old Rye, Monongabola aud COED Cop
per distilled RcciiGcd Whiskeys, Ginger
Brandy, Sc; also a large lot Of Bottled Liz.
uors, consisting of French Brandy, Bottled
in 1851 Ginger Brandy, Blackberry, Wild
Cherry and Raspberry Brandies Port Wine,
PuRE, intended Tor Medicnl purposes.
HEATHER, SHOE FINDINGS, &C.
4 large stock Of Leather always kept on
hard, embracing sole aud Upper Leather,
Calf Skins, Gampco aud Madras, Grained
Morocco. Ladies French Finest Morocco,
Pink linings, Bindings, &c; also q we'll So
lcrtcd stock ~ Shoe Finding, viz; an the
| differ numbers Of shoe Pegs, Shoe Thread
Shoe Strings Shoe Knives, Rasps, Patent
Peggiue Avis, Scaiug Avis, Patent Peg
rjHg Aal Handles, Lasting, Locks, Mails
Bntlra, Sand Paper, Gums. Lasts. Hooks
I Hammer. ifnClrrs. kUipp"gs, Peg tut'er'
1nbbcrr, Tyclc's, Sc.
( CEDAR WARE,
/ Consisting NJ HaaiHe. Tn'g. Rraom Sho,
, Backing and Brushes. Wash Boards Sc.
Ie6-N An Goods a. ho Wholesale,
I ur rr'H'el ta mIf purchasers.
. Irf-lIn RETURNS u. thauk 'uf ODE Hhca
f patronage esirnd,i 90 bin, md vilI Dr.
cvcryt lng in bis power go mcuf %. rpusia
ganrr PETER y NlbE~IiI-
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IMPROVED
X o S T. W A s II
USE HELMBOLD'S
FLUID EXTRACT BUCHU

USE IL FILM hObD
FLUID EXTRACT BUCHU
In all cases Of the Urinary Organs, whether
in male or female, from Whatever cause
originating, and no matter of how long
standing 4, is pleasant in taste and odorr
immcdia,c in its action, and more strengthen.
ing than any Of the preparations Of Bark or
Iron.
Those suffering from Broken.down or
Delicate Constitutions, procure the remedy
ut once.
The reader mus, be aware that, however
slight may be the attack Of the above disease
Il is sure to affect his bodily health, mental
powers, happiness and that ofhis posterity..
Our flesh and blood are supported from
these sources.
PHYSICIANS, PLEASE NoTICEi
We make no secret Of the ingredients.
II ELM oLD'S FLUID EXTRACT
BUCHU IS composed Of Buchu, Cubebs, and
Juniper Berries, selected with great care,
and prepared in vacuo by II. T. HELM
BOLD, Druggist and Chemist Of sixteen
years experience in the city of Philadelphia,
and which is now prescribed by the most
eminent physicians, has been admitted to use
in the United States army, and is also in
very general use in State hospitals and public
Sanitary Institutions throughout the land.
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FURNITURE.

~ ''VTJ 5VJTV HHU VHTIUIJ'
Having had great experience in our bust
ness we feel satisfied in saying we can sell
our goods TO a greater advantage then can
be had elsewhere.
ia" Give us a call.
Nov. S0,-tf
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NEW STORE
The West End Grocery.

UHllE gnlcr, gurl beg leave Goo inform th"
citlrus Of Carroll county that thcs hayc
opened a GROCERY AND PROVISION
STORE IN Westminster, near Mr }. j..
Rcinuiders Storr, a. he West BOD, and
haze ou hand the b,rt Meats Applcs Sweet
and Irish Potatoes, Ca'sup, Pickle, krout
Mjucc Meat, Uyaprs, Fruits AZ all linds,
Sugar. Coffee, Nolafses Tobacco. Cattle
Powders, Cheese, Soaps, and every article
~ the grocery lne.
Ia Please give us call ard ret the
worth Of your money. Small profits aud
quick salcs
We sill also purchase Potatoes, Dried
Fruits, Beans, Corn aud Buckwheat Meal,
&c, sc. -..
BlSH & LUTON.
dec9Ssr
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To tssrsft q CoEs ibis ffepafs tlon is ntAiuttis
Il incrraass hs qaaniity asi In proves he qnai,ty
- TIE nilk II has
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aE1E> A Paris architect, M. Osselen

Rsy> A Paris architect, M. Osselen,
borrowing tho idea from tho Romans,
has invented brick which hardens
with time, completely resists humid
ity, and is said to realize an economy
OF 40 per cent. in building. He has
demonstrated these advantages in
important works and proposes giving
further ample proofs at tho approach
ing Paris exhibition. This system
is applicable to every kind of con
struction, but must be particularly in
teresting to those who occupy them
selves with improved dwellings, for
tho poor.
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outeidoB figures In Thursday quotations,
which we repeat as follows, viz ; ordinary,
821B8o.; good ordinary, 85@Se.; low mid
ding, 87@8s., and midding, 5o@5lc, The
mott receipts for tho week foot up only ~
s48 bales, against lO,so3 bales Last weak,
and 20, 34l the week previous. The sales,
for tho week amouptto 22,7l2 bales, against
20B40 bales last week and B24D the week pro-
vious. The exports aggregate 10 ,598 bales
against 1922 last week, and l4587 the
week before and the stock on hand and
on sbipboard this evening Is 1874 60S bales
against 194, Alb bales last week, and 1872.
g98 bales tho previous week.
Sugar and A0taeSes--The market Is nm
changed with eales yesterday of 100 hhds.
Of tho former, and 100 bbls. and 20 half
bbls. Of tho latter ut previous week
Wtstcrh Pyoducs The movement under
this heading, shows no marked variation
Of any kind.
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NEW ORLEANS MARKETS.
from the N. o. Crescent, Saturday Morning
March Gath, 1855.

from the N. o. Crescent, Saturday Morning,
March Gath, 1855.
FTNANC1AL AND COMMERCIAL Summary
Gold has exhibited no quotable alteration
since our last. Sales were heavy, but the
movement was confined to few buyers
and rates were influenced by Thursday 8
ad vices from Now York. Quotations con-
tinue at l26Ml26A.
Foreign ErchdaQe was inactive yesterday
without any variation in prices. The pros
sure Of offerings was not 40 heavy as hero
tofore, and the market closed rather steady
Mt 136@l3616 for bank sterling, l340Ql IS
for clear bills, 182@l38 for bin of lading
bills, 4.20f .84.l5f. for bank francs, and
and 5.30f04. 25t. for outdoor exchange.
Domestic ErGhdnge-The only variation
noticeable under this head is decline of
"a n cent. in the checking of some of the
banks. offerings were moderately heavy,
while the demand continued restricted at
A@L " cent. discount at bank, and ga
q " cent discount of out Of doors for sight
checks on the Northern cities; s<@l u
cent discount for five to ton days. sight;
lts@lA for fifteen to twenty days lh@A
for thirty days, and 2M215 u cent. dis
count for sixty days sight.
Jaearrsnt Bank Ndtes-Every advance
in rates OF the issues Of the banks in liqui-
datiou bring to light further addition to
the supply, despite tho remarks SO frequent
made by holders that offerings are ex-
hausted This was shown to-day in the
movement in the notes of the Bank OF
Louisiana, which included sales of over
$4,000 at the enhanced figures 6255@63c.
u dollar.
Cottoa-The market was active and firm
throughout yesterday, with sales of 1864
bales, at prices steadily inchning to the
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SPLENDID sreF PAINTING AND GRAIFiNa'
One Of the most superb specimens of siRn
painting we have ever seen In the one ro-
comfy turned out by Mr.. Low Kellum for
Mr.. II. Fender, which may bo seen eus-
pended In front Of the latter gontlomnn's
store, on Third street.
A very superior spocimon of granting,
executed by ono Of Mr.. Kellurn's painters
may DO soen on tho front hall door Of Mr.
Joseph MoCormick's dwelling, on Third
street.
Mr.. Kelum IL ono OF our Oldest and
most donerving artizans, and we are glad
to perceive that he is hHving his hands
full Of work, and Is performing 1t in q
manner 10 pleasing and attractive.
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sea- The river here is stil on the
rise, menacing the low lands along its
borders with another overflow. We
trust, however, it may soon commence
TO recede and save the alluvial resi-
dents from the disastrous conse-
quencos Of having their lands again
converted into an "open sea-"
The news from above regarding
the condition of the streams is conflict
ing, and unsatisfactory. a
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En Thayer on the Political Situation

New HAvrs, Or, March l5.--Hon. Eli
Thnyer, formerly momber Of Congress
from tho Worcester, Mass, District, ad-
dressed the Democrats hero last evening
in Music Hall. lilo maintained that all the
MON bors elect from tho South ought to be
admitted to Congress-, and said tho object
of the Government is TO lot tho people
alone, and mako them lot each other alone,
Ito said tho Republicans we're entitled to
no credit for subduiug tho rebellion, for 1T
might and ought to have been put down in
q year. If an energetic man had been
President the war would have been fin :
iphod In 1869. He denounced the Freed
man's Bureau bill, advocated free trade
and urged that paper money ought not to
10 issued by the Treasury at Washington.
lilo closed by challenging Mr.. Deming or
any othor man to debate before the people
Of Connecticut.
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a-y Attention is called to the large
sale of Government property at the Ware
house on the levee, to commence to-day
and continue for twsAays. On Thursday
n valuable lot Of steam boat machinery and
furniture will DO sold.
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tisiug columns to-day, will BIO found no
tees referring to the following:
Steam Engine, Mill, &C., for sale by
Joseph Joor.
Hardware, Paints, Oils, Varnishes, Ag-
ricultural Implements, &C., at James Nc
Ways.
Capo Limo and Yellow Corn at Beal's
"DeBow's Review" for March, at Hero
mans.
Election Notice of Sheriff.
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PARISH SURVEYORS APPOINTED DY THE
GovERNoR. Samuel Skolheld, for the Far
ish of East Baton Rouge, and A. v. Du-
broca, for West Baton Rouge.
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To Persons Having Lots In MagnO.
lila Cemetery.

TTNHosE PERSONS having lots In Magnolia
IL Cemetery hereby notified to come for.
ward and make payment for the same In order to
enable the Board of Directors OF. said Cemetery
to properly enelose the same.
marc ]. @. CHARLOTTE, Secretary.
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The Gazette h G0atet

Hoy- Hon. Fred. Gates. Of ST. Ma
rye parish, has been appointed by
the Governor as Judge Of tho Third
Judicial District.
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GOODS FOR PLANTATION USE,
o. 90 CAMp STRRET, NEW ORLEANS.

For the convenience Of Plan era and other per-
sons who cannot come to the city, Messrs DRAKE
A MARKHAM will I'll their orders for Boots and
shosB, aud send tho goods by Express TO any part
u tho country, with the bill for collection. Goods
guaranteed perfect. Write your orders PUTIN.
Address them at No 90 Camp Street, New Or
leans. mar22-8t
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WOODl WOODll

I)ERsoNs DESTROYS Of selling Wood, are in
i formed that the Penitentisry will pay Five
Dollars per cord for good Mixed Wood, (statuts
msasure) delivered on premises, from nne cord M.
maraZ JN0. II. malta, Clerk.
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sHoEsl sHOEsy! sHOEs,ll

SHoEs Of the Louisiana Penitentiary make for
~ sale at the Clerks Office
mar22 JNO. II. malta. Clerk.
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T.. FENDLERS
DRY GOODS g. CLOTHING STORE,
THIRD STREET,
Nearly opposite tho Bank,
Now offers hs stock Of goods at small advance
on New York prices, and will sell Clothing espe-
oially, and all sorts Of Winter Goods, ct very low
rates. The following Summer Goods will be sold
at q low hgursi
FINE BAREGE.
ORGANDTES.
WoaA2BIQUE AND
Ga LIOOES
WHITE GOODS.
NAINs00K,
INDIA NOOK Null MUSLIN,
WHITE d PLAIN ThRLE1ON,
FRENOH d SOOTCK Ia VIM
FRFNGH COTTONAkE5,
JAOONET,
LADIEg, PRESS TRIMMINGS,
HAIR NETS, DO, dc.
RAREgES lse psr yard and upwards.
moor SRIR7S. Doc. 8 pair and upwards.
AAD1As gE S17rS IL H. y e. & s ssi.;
A Large Assortment of
FINE OORSE719 81 80.
LADIES' FINE STRA W I'D rs, very cheap.
GEN7y' FINE OdaSI1fEfE PANTS
That will do for Spring and Summer wear, ct cost
A Large Lot of
LADIES n s. HANDKERCHIEFY
CUFFS AND COLLARS,
LADfES' AND CHILDREN'y SHOES.
OF all kinds and qualities, at reduced prioss-
LADIES' FINE fVORY HEAD COMBS,
Something unique, almost al cost.
REC HER0HEIRDLA RUBBER HEAD COMBS,
cheap.
A Large Assortment of
FIR EN- OH RIB BONS,
Including BELTS and BELT RIBBON. which can
be had on very reasonable terms.
SPOOL THREAD, at 81.
Extra supsrAns TABLE DAMABK, quite cheap,
and some only little less Hne at priooS ssl more
reasonable
SHAKERS, trimmed and untrimmed, from 200
to GOO.
HOSIERY, In large lots and cheap.
NAPKfNB, SILK HANDKERCHIEFs,H HEAD
HANDKERCHIEF5, TOWELS, sold At trifing
price above cost.
GENTLEMEN EMS
FURNISHING GOODS GENERALLY,
WHICH WILL BIZ BOLD LOW.
ETWO FINE SHOW CASES, -I
for sale at
Z. FENDLER's,
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JUST REQ EIVED
AT TINE

Sign OF the big Paddock, Third st.
DRIAR HOOKS,
ID TRACE CHAINS,
MEAT CUTTERS,
BUTCHER KNIVES,
GUN TUBES,
HOES a RAKES,
o,..r oo,,na HORSE BRUSHES,
GUN WiPERs,
SAUSAGE SUFFERS,
HAND AXES,
UATJHETS and
HAMM ERS.
mar27 JAMES MoVAY.
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PRICE OF COAL OIL REDUCED.

nEALER5 and others wanting Coal Oil, by the
- bsrrsi, can be supplied until further notice
at the reduced price Of % cents per gallon.
mArl7 JOSHUA BEAL.
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FRESH ARRIVALS.

FHESEH ANNIV ANB.
FTNHE attention of families and others are called
70 my well assorted and sssatsd stock OF
Family Groceries and Plantation supplies.
so Barrels Mess and Prime Pork
rs Kegs Leaf Lard, (also In barrss.)
20 Barrels Whisksy. O.
25 Boxes Candles.
rs Boxes Soap N.WAX, a.
East Of Court House Square,
fsb6 Triangular Building.
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FISH HOOKS.

10y THE HUNDRED, or single dozen, at
ID isn23 BEAL's BOOK VARIETY STORE.
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Direct from the HIanufactory.
rOPAJ AND FURNITURE. vARNIsH.
' J PURE WHITE LEAD.
CHROME GREEN In OIL
ENGLISH PATENT DRYER
mar27 JAMES MoVAY,
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HAY AND CORN.
FLOURg FLOUR

1S0 BARRELS fths best brands, for Fam
LOU lily and Bakers use, now In store, and
direct from st. Louis, which am selling OF as
very small profit,
Gall and examine my stock. N.wAX,
kaat OF Court House Square,
leed Triangular Buildings
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DRY Ggoos ano Groffrirs.
IMPORTANT TO THE PUBLIC /!
AN ENTIRELY NEW
AND
SPLENDID STOCK
DRY GOODS, CLOTHING,
FANCY GOODS.
BOOTS, SHOES, TRUNKS, &C.,
J. * u H III IS,
Thlrd Street, neariy opposite the Hank.
THE PUBLIC In hereby respectfully invited
to call and examine my new stock OF Goods,
which In
VARIETY AND xTEN n,
sdrpasseH any supply ever offered yet
DRY GOODS DEPARTMENT.
Ia this line | can offer
VERY HANDsoME oAL1o0s,
BEAUTIFUL MOZAMBTQUEs,
SPLENDID GRENADINES,
vEkY RfuH oRaANDIEs,
MAGNIFICENT LAWNS
AND JACoNETs.
"A complete assortment Of
CHECK MUSLIN M0soUITo BARS,
WHITE AND BROWN LINEN NETTING,
BTNET NETTING.
"A great variety Of
BLgAoHED AND BROWN COTTON,
BRILLIANTINE,
NAINsO0K,
SWISS AND oHEoKrD MUSLIN,
BISHOP LAWN,
--Asd all kinds Of
PLAIN,
HEMsTrTcHED AND
EMB'D. POCKET HANDKERCHIEFs.
Fancy Goods Department
THE LADIES WILL BE PLEASED TO HEAR
that have now on hand
The very latest style Of TRIMMINGS,
Tho very latest style OF HAIR NETS,
The very latest style Of BELTINGs,
Something new In the way Of pERRUMERY,
Something new In the way of CURFsA COLLARS,
Something new In the way Of RIBBONS,
GENTLEMEN WILL CERTAINLY BE GLAD TO
know that in the
Clothing e. Furnishing Department
They can be better suited and better fitted
IN my store, than in any other
house In this city, because
have taken great
care TO select
my goods.
Having enumerated
so many articles already, IL In
hardly worth while TO give any particulars Of
The Boot and Shoe Department,
as everybody is convinced by this time,
that keep on hand only the very
best made article In this 9
line, and sell them
at the
VERY LOW VEST RATES!
j. KUHN,
Third Street, opposite the Bank.
------=-------=--- 1T
REALS
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ELECTION NOTICE.

IN OBEDIENCE 10 q proclamation from hIa
L EEeellency, James Madison Wells. Governor
Of the state of louisiana, an election will be held
In this Parish East Baton Rouge, on the
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The Hudson County IN. J.) Meeting.

To the Editor 81 TIE ~. \. Irtoans
Sir: read with surprise, this morning, OF
the interview between the President and the Commit
tee presenting the resolutions Of "one OF the largest
meetings ever held in Hudson County called without
distinction OF party" as Gen. Wright stated to the
President
word about this large meeting. One OF the chief
gineers Of the affair the s. W. Mares who waited
on the President Of Missouri fame and notorious In
Hudson City one OF the most malignant persistent
Rebels In the country. Prominent Democrats refused
to sign tho call TO this meeting when presented under
such auspices. declining TO be associated with such
men, For d week previous 70 the socalled mass meet
ing the streets and by.wsys for miles around were
plaearded with flaming handbills. with the names Of
this Mares and others Of like stamp attached, calling
President" With zeal cha ecterisc Of first discoy
cred love. those nowly cdged importers OF the Pre.
dent secured the county for Kepnbucan 10 preside
over this grand affair; bnt the trck was too trans
parent aud not one could be seduoed into the trap.
StrOog influences were brought TO bear upon the
member Of Assembly from that District the Hon ID T.
Morris 10 speak the occasion. but he also declined
and sent letter instead which was read from necess
ty and like bitter pill taken with many grimaces;
probably the honorable gentleman VIII not Do troubled
with applications to address future meetings Oh THIS
kind
The most liberal estimate Of the numbers ofhe great
meeting paces then'at less than go. and among them
certainly not Is many Iigne9us men ~oa,a na'e
single former supporter Of the Administration Of Abra
ham Lincoln present
Thi :" large meeting" became the laughing stock Of
the vicinity and these supporters Of the President
were silent and crestfallen.
Judge OF my surprise then. TO find. this morning.
tesgrsphed the whole country the account OF an
interview between the committee appointed at this
ptul she'll OF a meeting and the Chief Magistrate OF
The nation and 70 learn thu. that sefdeeRated com
mittee REPRESENTED the general opinion Of MI
Wrights district. And greater than all was my sur;
pse 10 find tcso peleomsd BY the man they cursed
40 osdly only ono year ago Lips that wee thea and
sino. s~Ia In ths defense Of treason now gusn WIN
ready admiration for tho prompt aud manly aeson 81
the President. He listens approvingiy. and thanks
them most feryenily" for the announcement they
have given When the President Of the United States
accepts and inriio encouragement from such sources
no has none 10 expect from the genuine AossH mon
men OF Hudson County. The men who. In the darkest
hour Of our counys peril true as steel 10 the Old
aagvhose hearts thrilled with patriotic ardor.i 1901
a, The brave words Of the Senator from tennessee AUD
again IN 1868 as they read Of the hero OF Nashville
these men are silent while their enemies ana the
enemies OF the country rejoice.
The mountain has not como TO Mohammed, but Mo-
BANNED has gone 70 the mountain UNION.
SouA Berger. n. j.. March -. 1856