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EsAssMAN's PATENT IRON TIES
FOR COTTON BALES


My Button Tie the first offered for sale to extent in
South by thousands of planters with
universal approval have made valuable Improvement in
the shape button since first introduced Gnd have
also procured patent for Buckle Tie which, or srp
city facility and expedition of adjustment 70 bales Of any or OF
unequal Sizes and security in holding is think superior
to any offered to the public,
The Of iron over rope for bang cotton are now
compass; applied and fastened with much facility
ports; lessons immensely the risk from re is stronger and its
strength not impaired by time and exposure that of rope
war Thousands bales of have by the
and breaking of rope which could have been preserved
hoops hsu been used In addition this, 1t be
nshed nearly fifty cent cheaper than rope The derange
of labor in the hemp growing States has reduced the
DIV of hemp to such prices UMPIRE
cedenedly high Indeed suiciency for bang moderate
6avs arrana red for the mportaton Of large quantity OF
Messrs Chabers Lattng the sale and delivery of my
SHIP REFUGE, New Orleans, July I, 1859.
sin January last received from your press 1889 bales
your new Iron safely affirm that the cotton bound
received in better order than generally comes rom the
more than on any previous voyage .b,, t., r,u.,,,
order than the rope bound cotton Il is highly pre-
fersble for ground tier the damp arising from the baas
that dampness viii rot the rope bound can confidently re
IT, IS Ss o 6n5s this lot sn
a.e A--- 80 '''-' i''p' JOHN HOWARD. Master
The undersigned Fire Warden and Fire Inspector of thu
New Orleans Insurance Companies are Of opinion that TIL
| than the old style Of balng with roee.
4 JOHN ADAMS, Fire inspector
- ALFRED BEIANGER,
Ex-ohief Engineer, Fire Department.
CHAMBERS L LATTING, saa
Agents for Fnssman's Iron Ties
| u5st aa@= A And 5
DEALERS IN BAGGING, ROPE AND TwINE,
| 81 Csrondelet street, New Orleans.
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FTNIvERsITY OF LOUISIANA.


MEDICAL DEPARTMENT:
A. H. CENAs NJ. D., Emeritus Professor of Obstetrics
and Diseases of Women and Children.
JAMES JONES, NJ. D., Professor Of Obstetrics, etc.
WARREN STONE, NJ. D., Professor OF Surgery.
g. A. MOTT, NJ. D., Professor Of MGteria Medca
THOMAS HUNT NJ D., Professor of Physiology.
t G. RICHARDSON, NJ. D., Professor of Anatomy.
j. W MALLET, Phi D., Professor of Chemistry.
sAM,L N. BEMlSS, NJ. D., Professor Of Medicine
E G lIA4dfs n n B. Demonstrators Of AnatO
The Annual Course of Lectures in this Department viii
begin November r. 1866, and end March d. 1867 Pre-
linary Course will be given in the Charity Hospital con-
nencing October 18th, without charge to students The
Anatomical Rooms will be open October 18th.
The Clinical advantages of the Institution are unsurpassed
The Professors Physicians and Surgeons Of the Charity
Hospital and the Students accompany them in their daily
visits.
FEEsTicket8 of all the Professors sl4o Naturalization
50; Practical Anatomy, SlO Diploma, $780, Payment re
41'-'4 - A1' ''--s r. q. RICHARDSON, NJ. D., Dean.
New Orleans August IS 1856
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.

n Csrr nv RyESEAEn-A NOTE OF D. O.. CASE,
L. to his own order dated May 1867 at u months 1fef
date hearing Az per cent interest rom date Tor O nv
SASD DOLLARS bearing moftgage On the nor4@es corner
Of Prytlna clio streets o. m Lo'e hang R
stopped the hnd@ VIII DC Si1aoy re""iued ~ ITTmsfN
the -. =
Y osr-IN THE STATE OF ALABAMA-THE FOL-
lowing described Certificates OF Cana Bank stock
Certificate No 32l4 dated Nov Z3 1891, Issued 70 W. r.
Molett for IS shares stock - .
Certificate No 1894, dated June 3, 1851 Issued to W. T.
Molett for As shares stock. 10,
hereby given that pcaton has been made to the
bank for certificates, in the place OF those lost
JOHN u. MObETT
Administrator Of W. ?. Molett, deceased.
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LEGAL NOTICES.

WIDOW J. B. BELLoCo,
AUGUST P N0BL6M THIRD DISTRICT CoURr OF
PIERRE ROY, Their
creditors and the crdftors of New 0RLEAFs-No. 2543
BEJLOCQ. NOBL0MA Co.
THE UNB BRSffSEEsh having been elected
sypdcs the creditors of said iuoiyents request PSF
ties having claims any hand in ~ them vi heu
delay detail statements Of such claims and parties indebted
Informed that prepared to receive the amount
HY. A FEYCHAUD, s,7tcs
GEO. A. ERERET, 0'-+oS'
100 Canal u4ra
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HE SECOND ANNUAL SESSION
ALBERT LYONS SCHOOL
VIII Begin on "wednesday, Sept. Z, 1850

Catalogues and general information nay be obtained Of
Robert Pkn ESQ., 13 ano Is Caiop s1ee New Orleans, or
by addressing Jos O. Robert Registrar, Albert Lyons School,
Chatawa, Pike County, Mississippi via New Orleans and
Inr, Pal
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! FOURTH DISTRICT COURT OF
: NEW ORLEANS.

oHAs. E. FoEsrALL, FOURTH DISTRICT COURT OF
HIS CEsbl7oRs No. H i7655
CtTATE0F .GUISEANA-SOTICE is HEREBY
y given Of the nsolvent and TO all
interested that the cesiOn Of said insolvens property Is
cepted by for the benefit Of his creditors that
meeting of said creditors viii take plEce at the office Of
Adophe Boudousque, Esq, Notary Public in this city
MONDAY, the 24th day Of September, A. D., 1866, at
10 O'Clock NJ for the purpose of celebrating on the
affairs of said insovent that A Derbes Esq has been ap
pointed represent the absent creditors snd that ell ud
proceeding against his and property stayed
BY order Of the Court. .
Clerks Office August II, 1865. .
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Steamers Gearlng Ihis Guy.
AS ADVERTISED IN THE N. 0. CRESCENT.
Friday, August 81, 1896.
Bayou Sara NINA SHINES Grcathouse. 10 AN
ST. HENRY AMEs Crawford ....,,5 Pm
ST. Louis .LuMGNARY, Packard, Pm
SPECIAL NOTICEs.
- Oniee Of superintendent of Public
Schools Orleans August 49, lS66-By order Of the
School Board the opening the Public Schools for the next
Anpua Session Has been deferred until MONDAY September
l7tb WB. 0. ROGERS,
Superintendent Public Schools New Orleans.
= Hall YFaclsrnen's benevolent Associa-
toa New Orleans August 49, 8GjThe officers and members
the above association hereby notified to attend Special
Meeting FRIDAY 9th inst at IL o'clock P. NJ, at Ma
sonic Hall AL members requested to attend as business
OF Importance will he brought before the meeting
BY order: B. hlChAFDs'
President pro tenn
-Notice.-The steaniship Rapidan being
unavodaby detained will leave Tor Galveston on Saturday
morning at {" CLOCK JAMES CONNOLLY & co,
IS Poydfas street.
= bmce of superIntendent of Public
schoos-Hew Orleans. August &c. 1866.
TO TEACHERS-All Teachers Of the Public Schools desir'
inc to retain their positions during the coming season are
requested notify the Committee on Teachers oil he TACT
before the LIST of September proXimo
New applications should he forwarded without delay They
opId giTs particulars as to experience with references and
state clearly the and residence of the applicant
These communications should be addressed to the Com
mlee OH Teachers, and left in the superintendent oce
Is City Hall.
By direction Of the Committee on Teachers.
WIN. o. ROGERS,
Superintendent Public ssa99ts, :; =
= Citizens, Bank of Loulsianaa' Ne" or
leans lst August I8GjA semi annual aVlu3nt u ivy Pc
t 40 H.. abit,l stool. OF the banking Department and
also an extra dividend Of Eve per cent on inc same were %
a declared both payable to the cash stocshoaef5 on anu
na.tho 79t1, inst J. L. DELERf, Cashier.
----------- -,.1I -. s,i,fIIs and Fever
- SHliig""I > = ~ ,,st,.a,a,t og these Pills
Ins 'sst'AoAi,'A '''''"' .I,,r,+ III y5oe country
are from gentlemen Hu'"" NO, tho rr,rits Of
lhelF VeFee"y c"no y ', l sro7r7eDds il t, pop.
the medicine ~ once '.' oDl 80 80
ull 49, ~, $500
New Orleans, SpetonHAh t-n -
Western Hailroaa new o'ie1-' 80 ~ i u Z o-c,ock
Tains leave Depot Agors every morning al cosa
arriving AZ Brasbear City az " ~ hatarhhe 'o"'o
City P. and arrive at Alsie5S a. j r. n c. ,
a 'iiy oC's y, s,,r, ,vsry morning At TX O'Clock
rtreeI' o1po,.ss , tsa T., e trains
Excursion tickets good only for the day on which 'ney are
Issued will be furnished at reduced rates.
FirstcaSs steamers running to Ne" loer'' aul
mediate landings on the Teche make dsliy e0Hu''u'
.to .roins al Brsshear City.
Freight received AZ 'A' Noip"p, .rtad ror all
foot of Canal street. every day. ounpass o. ~
stations on tho Road and for all points on the new
Iberia G. W. r. BAILEY,
Chief Engineer Hld tiehetaI 2L Lt-
g,.cIoI Notice--AM persons wanting IN
-..d 10 rsoners of war who died at Camp
TSIa nj Mi nlease address E. S. JORDAN,
douglas us "il p''''' BOX 1885, Chicago, III.
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surely, steadily, successfully

- surely, steadily, SucGessfully, SmoAan-
drs Extract Bucku curing of Kidney Disease
rheumatism Gravel Urinary Disorders, Weakness ana rams
IN he eoE Female Complaints and Troubles arising from
Excuses of any kind,
Come ye afflicted! Try smolanders'-Take no other Bucku
Bold by all apothecaries Price, 81. D. Barnes Co.. New
York and Barnes Co.. New Orleans, Southern agents.
Burleigh Rogers Wholesale Druggists Boston, aass gene
al
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WANTED.

EEJANTED-A YOUNG LADY DESIRES A sITUA-
w tim teach in school Qr private family eanpe
tion. Good references given Address Miss L., Crescent
Office,
TANEED-CARPENTEgS WHO HAVE WORKED
w wth wood working machinery as sash factory Can at
Office Thgs b. Budley Co No, . Fefdldg street.
yETANTED-A GOOD BOOK BINDER, AT THE
w Office orthe Daily Clarion jackson Miss.
JNANTED-TO PURCHASE A NEAT DWELLING,
w gentee negbb0rhood containing not less than seven
rooms including fcten address, stating terms location,
etc " h. Z. NJ Crescent Once.
TNANTED-TOP URCHASE-A COT rAGE Hop55Fti,
w containing six eight Is lin male buildng3 WIN
kitchen md servants room attached Address b. r. inns
office stating teras erd 10 alton.
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-Isemovai-The once of the New Orr
leans opelousss and Great Northern Railroad has been re-
moved to No 90 CANAL STREET, near Old Levee
sorn % Isf6 GEO W sQuIREs, Secretary.
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MOUNT. AUBURN
YOUNG LADIES' INSTITUTE.

YOUNG LADIES' INSTITUTE.
This School has just concluded its Tenth Year It's history
prosperity and growth from the commence
The last years the daily average attendance has
than hundred ana have been refuses
admittance for want Of accommodation.
& New building
Is now under contract to for OCCUPANCY at the
opening of the Fall Session in SCI embe and it is hoped
that hereafter all can be received r1pLs vho apply
The Library. Apraratue and Cabinet
Ave receiving yearly valuable additions and the purpose is
KEPT steadily in view furnish every facility for thorough
course of instruction.
The Faculty Of four male and eleven female teach
er ali experienced in their several departments
The School is fully graded from the Preparatory tepar
men through the entire Of Acsdenical and CLASH
cal studies
| For Particulars and catalogues, address
| % West Fourth street, Cincinnati o.
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SPECIAL NOTICEs.

-Nouce.-The Steamship R"pidan being
unevodaby detained will leave Tor Galveston on Saturday
N'0'A''Ds ~ ~ JAMES CONNOLLY & CO,
IS Poydfas street.
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-onice or the Trustees and Attorneys OF
the Associated Bondhoder Creditors aud Stockholders OF
the New Orleans Jackson and Great Northern Railroad
Company New Orleans, April II, lS65-Notlee is heFeoy
given to the holders of the Mortgage Bonds General
Creditors and Stockholders New Orleans jackson and
Great Northern Railroad Company, that span OF the re-
organization of Company and agreement based thereon
is now open for inspection and the signature OF
Creditors and Stockholders at the office of Messrs Clarke
Bayne No. % Camp street. =.
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= bmce of SUPERINTENDENT of FubHc
Schools-New Orleans August &c. 1866,
TO TEACHERs-AlT Teachers of the Public Schools desir-
ing to retain their positions during the coming season are
requested to notify Committee on Teachers OF the fact
before the LIST of September proximo
New applications should he forwarded without delay They
should give particulars experience with references and
state clearly the name and residence of the applicant
These communications should be addressed to the Com
mee on Teachers and left in the Superintendent Office,
Is City Hall
WM o. ROGERS,
s,,erintendent Public Schools, \. y.
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LOTTERIES.
Capital Prize. 100000.

C. H. MURRAY .,-........,.........n MANAGERS.
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s.oIoI Not,ce-Au persons wanting I'M
g,.n in regard Ito prisoners who died at Camp
10iHlS.oA M ~ al Meas address E. S. JORDAN,
NOUs''' -"' Vs. Box 1876, Chicago, Ill
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1866-05-26
THE DISAPPEARANCE OF
GOLD WATCHES.

The reports of the Federal taX-gath-
erers have developed the fact that only
about one person in five thousand in
this country are in possession Of n gold
Ell time keeper This is altogether at
variance with the statistics Of the jew
ellers and watch makers Of the coun-
try. The South, hitherto opulent in
this species Of property, is poorindeed.
Massachusetts, presents the heggarly
array Of nine gold watches of more
than 500 value, and thirty eight of
less. Everybody knows that BUTLER
took ten times both plumbers from the
Southern people. The great State OF
Ohio can only account for forty six, all
told of all values, and yet there are
more than two thousand worn in one Of
her cities and so Of other States North.
Even Tcnnessce has one hundred times
as many as Vermont, and fifty times rs
many us Illinois. and three hundred
times as many rs Michigan-while such
States as Rhode Island, Connecticut,
Delaware, Wisconsin, Iowa, MinncsSo-
tn. and number Of the Territories,
have none at all. The only State "up
to time is Missouri, which has about
fourth Of the whole number in the
Cnion. hcpoverty OF the South in
this article is easily accounted for Int
the rest needs "Committeo Of lnvcs
tipation. II Union and .IWericoN.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1866-05-26

\ Curious STNEMENT.-Thc Nor
folk correspondent of the New York
Tribune is responsible for the follow
ing:
\ curious statement was made to me
in private conversation few days since
by an cx-rcbcl officer of Stoncwall
.lackson's command Speaking of
Jackson, he said that il jackson had
been in command Of the rebel army al
ter the battle Of Antietam the war would
have been brought to u close This
statement | was anxious to know the
reason Of.
"Jackson proposed to Lee and other
officers that Mcclellan should be deli
catcIy approached with a proposition
to place him McClcllau) in command
Of both the Union and rebel armies.
and then dictate to the Administration
satisfactory terms for peace, which ut
that timc would have been the dcposing
Of Mr.. LincoIn;' but Jetf Davis got
wind of the plan, and it fell through.
1--WE thought that the United State,
Government had become aware OF such
a plan, and that was the way that We
accounted for the fact of Mcclellan be
ing relieved from the command Of the
army"
This seemed so curious an arrange
mcnt that | made further inquiries, and
discovered that such plan was Ger
tainly proposed, and thought to be II
feasible one.
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ORDTN AECES

Adopted Jy The Bodrd cf .udHor on" A'"ef"''"
for the government Of ue to"" q H'"c"'S-
ter:
SECTION 1.-Whocvcr shall. in this town
vnntonly disturb the peace oi olIlrrH-
Rv violent. tumult,Ious. offensive or OBJ
strpncrous conduct or carriage: or.
nv loud and unusual noises; or. =.
Rv uuSecmlv. proianc, obscene, or oiich-
sive language; or. -,
By language calculated to provoke Il
breach of the peace: or. ,..
By assaulting. striking. or fighting an
Other .,,,
And whoever shall permit any such con-
duet i'm any house or upon any premises
owned or possessed by him. or uhuer ni'
management. so that Others III the Viclii'iL
are disturbed thereby. shall be deemed
guilty of Il misdcmcanor.
SEC. 2-Whorvcr shall. in this town. dis
nujet or disturb any congregation or a,-
scmbly. met for religious worship. by ma
kinu n noise. or by rude and indecent be-
hayior. or by profanc discourse within he
place of worship. or so near the same IT, 10
disturb the order or sOlemnity OF the meet
inr. shall be deemed guilty OF Il mi'ue-
mcanOr.
SIC. 3.-Whoeyer shall. in this town. dis
turb any lawful assembage OF people ny
rude or indecent behavior. or otherwise
shall be deemed guilty Of mi:dc'heahor'
SIC. 4.-Whoever shall. In TINS TOW IL ny
n kite. or shall he detected throwing rock'
mr. other missiles. so as to endanger WIN
dows or GLASS. or property. or doing any
thing that is wanton and dangerous to per-
sons or property. shall be deemed gullty Oh
misdemeanOr.
Nu-t. IL, thi: town. hp
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ENIGMA.
For the Home Journal

For the Home Journal
am composed Of sixteen letters.
NV 6. and 10 made me what am.
NV 2. 13. 5, 10, 6, ), and 10 is my style OF
mcanncss.
NV 3. 6. and 1G I wholly disregard.
Nv 4. Is. and II j. the characters of my
mind.
My ), land is my nature
My 6, land gives me monkey appear
ancc.
N.Y., 6, 1G.1. II. 1Oand Z has been with
me through life.
My 8, 10, 10. and is my constant hab-
it,
My9, 10, 6 and was always my chief de-
light,
My 10. 15and like to create.
My II. lG and is bird whose habits |
initiate,
Myl2, 10, Ii, l3 and is what | always
am.
My IL, G and 0 Is always my game whctll-
cr honest or dishonest.
My If. 6. and isan animal very unlike
me in ndi-posilion
My -. !, , and II i, Il word representing
my politics.
My lG. G, ) and II is what must do for tho
oallncc OF my life and eternity.
NV Whole j. Il Great nuisance.
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COMFORTABLE TO THINK ABouT.-ln
the event the Supreme Court of the
United States does not pronounce the
late Civil Rights bill unconstitutional,
the Abolitionists will be apt to 'sip
sorrow' from it. a any of those who
have been opposed to its passage; for
it is said, that the refusal of Il Justice
to marry black man and white wo-
man, or the refusal Of Il hotel keeper to
lodge or feed Il negro, or Of Il church
to sell II pew to n negro, subjects by
the provision Of the bill, the offend
my party to a fine of $1,000, or i'm
prisonment, or both.
Men who are so debaSd rs to vote
for the passage Of such bill, deserve
to be closctcd with negroes for the
residue of their lives, or sent to Dry
Tortugas, or to Tophct.-S'arS Co.
| Ohio) Democrat.
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twenty five dollars. nor more thal my
dollars. for such violation of the law. 10 DC
recovered before the Mayor. when arresteu
by the Town Constable, and brought De-
fore that officer for trial.
SEC. 9.-All shows of animals, menagc-
res. circuses. legerdcrmain, or sleighl OF
hand. concerts. or other exhibitions lor
money on individual account or DeneiiI'
are taxed twenty-five dollars, to be collect
ed by the Recorder.
SEC. 1O.-A tax Of one dollar is laid for
each exhibition Of Il stallion or jack upon
the square or streets. to he collected by the
Town Constable. For standing horse or
lack within the corporate limits. a tax III
amount equal to the price asked for sea-
son of one mare. said jack or stallion to be
kept concealed from public view while III
service. under penalty of the owner beng
arrested for misdcmcanor.
SEC. ll.-Any one who shall hitch his or
her horse, or beast. to any shade tree or
fencing within the corporate limits. Shall
pay Il fine of fifty cents; and whoever. III
this town. shall drive or ride his or hef
horse. or beast. upon the side walks or an-
uccess0riiy obStruct. with his or her beast
or team. any of the public crossways. shall
pay fine of one dollar both fines under
this section to be coIlecSsd by the Town
Constable,
SEC. l2.-Any person within the corpo-
rate limits who shall throw or deposit gar
bawc, or rcflise matter, from his or her gar
den or premises. into the streets. or on the
sideways. shall be dcemcd guilty Of mis-
dcmeanor
SEC. l3-Whocver shall be convicted of
Il mistlcmcanor under any provision OF tins
act. shall forfeit and pay sum not less
than two nor more than twenty-five DOL
lars.
SEC. 1i.-Thc word ''misdcmeanor" as
used in this act. i- not employed III lt1 or
dinary legal sense. but witha view TO bring
under general head the offence, specified
in the sections above.
SEC. i5.-The proceedings under the a.
lloye act will he in the name OF the Mayor
and Aldermen against the person charged.
and for the penalty specified i'll this act.
SEC. lG.-Thc Town Constable is cmpow-
cred. and it i ma'ie bis duty. to arrest all
persons guilty of violations OF the laws OF
this CORPORATION. and bring the offenders
before the Mayor, or other officers of tie
Peace. who Slla, try the eases according to
the laws OF the state.
SEC. -. ANY person who shall block up
or ob,tr,lct the streets or side walks viii,
wood or rubbish, except for 4 reasonable
time in cases Of necessity. shall be deemed
guilty Of Il mi+demcAnor
w. J. SLATER. Mdy0r.
WMsoN IiAGGAED, CicIh.
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The Bore Of the senate.

The Washington correspondent OF
the Chicago Times says;
Imagine hot debate, in which cv-
cry mental faculty ofthe few thinking
IN N OF the S nate has Ee'n strained to
the utmost The fingers Of the Globe
reporters ache from rapid and labori-
ous work. Radicals. conservative and
dem ,crat have exhausted their powers
Of reasoning and illustration Every
phase Of the subject has been held up
TO praise or rcprohation. Like con
tractcd Kaleidoscope in crowd of chill
dren, it has been shaken into every pos
sihlc combination. FIVE O'Clock has
been rcachcd-crics OF question ar"
heard from both sides Of the chamber,
the result If !hc coming vote Is clear
to al!--a Webster conldu't change it,
Senator'S already smell their soup. and
begin to enjoy their dinners in anticipa-
ton. .Thp secretary will call the roll,
SAYS the chair. Alas! not yet. Con
ness rises just as the first name Is about
to hc called. lie says again what has
been much better said by others: he
bcGogs everything, and spends m houI
in doing it. Curses, not loud but deep
express the general disapplobalion ano
disappointment, as every prospect oI
dinner yanishcs and the thought sug
gcsts itself that luck alone can secur'
even supper.
"Conness is, unqucstionahly, the
greatest bore in the senate. lie vii
talk more negro than Sumner. NOR
law than johnson, more army thai
Wilson. more finance than Fc,sendcn
and all the while can ma!lca bigger foo
of himself sober than his colleogu,
Mr.. McDougal, ever approached i'll In
tipsicst condition. In one word, Wit
the learning ofSIncho Panza, he aim
at exhibiting the accomplishments
an Admirable Crichton and the proiiIi
dity of a Jefferson"