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The daily mountaineer. (Dalles, Or.) 1861-1866, 1866-04-24
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TUESDAY MORNING, APRIL "a, 1865.
THE PUBLIC nEHT,

AAAN CDAAO O1AD1s
The statements of the public debt
made out monthly under the diree-
tion of Secretary McCulloch, present,
on the whole, an encouraging and
highly satisfactory condition of the
National finances. In his annual re-
port, submitted to Congress in Decem-
ber last, McCullooh estimated that
there would ba an increase of the debt
for the fiscal year ending on the first
of July next, of one hundred and
twelve million dollars. This increase,
however, was oceasioned by the heavy
expenditures incurred in July and
August, in paying off the volunteers
and settling up the war accounts.
The debt was thus increased about q
hundred and fifty million dollars in
the first two or three months of the
fiscal year. But the anticipations of
the Secretary as to the future were
hopeful, and month after month, as
each successive statement is published,
the prospects of the realization of the
most sangu;ne expectations seem to
brighten.
We have not yet received the state.
ment for the first of April, but on the
first OF March the debt amounted,
deducting cash in the Treasury, to
S2,7l1, ,850,00O-being 9,005,70S less
than on The first of October last. The
receipts from internal revenue and
customs are greatly exceeding the
estimates, and the expected deficiency
Of one hundred and twelve million
dollars for the current year, is now re'
duced to fifty million, according to
the latest estimates of the Treasury
Cfficers.
The recent debates in Congress OH
the Loan Bill have developed the fact
that the National finances are now in
a healthy condition-the current re-
oeipts largely exceeding the cxpendi
tures-and the report of the Revenue
Commission, showing the vast re-
sources Of the country, has given in
creased confidence in our securities
both at home and abroad. 1t is evil
dent there has been great change il
commercial and business circles in re
gard to our ability to successfully car
ry and rapidly extinguish the publi
debt, and to this is due tho gradua
decline of the gold premium as com
pared with the currency.
The daily mountaineer. (Dalles, Or.) 1861-1866, 1866-04-24
NOTICE.
Dissolution Notice.

NJ0TICE is HEREBY GIVEN, that the co-partner-
IN ship heretofore existing between 1. NJ. EVANS
been dissolved that A. W. Davis is indebted to the
partnership; and that bill In equity has been filed for
the settlement of the copartnershp accounts All per-
notified that A. W. Davis has power to dis
of the property, contract debts the credit
of the firm. l. M. EVANS.
Dalles, April 90 1866! a2Sd1m
The daily mountaineer. (Dalles, Or.) 1861-1866, 1866-04-24

Wasco Lodge, No. Is, A. f. 81 A. NJ. .---
Holds its stated Communications the Fret and Third
Mondays of each month, at their hall, in Dales City
Brethren in good standing are invited to attend.
SETH L. Pore, Secy by order of the W. NJ
The daily mountaineer. (Dalles, Or.) 1861-1866, 1866-04-24
Religious Notice.

CATHOLIC CHuRcH-Morning service: Mass, at 1o1I
O'clock Evening scrvice vespers and Bensdiction, at
N o'clock. Sunday School ut 2o'clock, p. m.
a23dn FATHER L. DIELEMAN, Pastor.
The daily mountaineer. (Dalles, Or.) 1861-1866, 1866-04-24

KILLED BY INDIANs.--Among the
tclegraphic news in this mornings
paper, is an item of the death OF Maj.
Miller, l4th U. s. Infantry, who was
killed by the Indians in Arizona. Maj.
Miller was we'll known to many OF
our citizens. He was o brother.in.law
to Hon. J. G. Wilson; with whom he
spent several weeks here last winter.
The daily mountaineer. (Dalles, Or.) 1861-1866, 1866-04-24

Columbia Lodge, No. 8, 1. o. o. F.--
Meets every Friday evening at o'clock, in Gates
Hail. corner of Second and Court Streets Brothers in
good standing invited to attend by order. N.G.
The daily mountaineer. (Dalles, Or.) 1861-1866, 1866-04-24


GEN. HALLEcK CoMING.-Gen. Hal.
leck, commanding the Military Divis>
ion of the Pacific, is expected to visit
this part of his command in week
or two, on general tour of observa-
tion and inspection. Our people should
not let him come and 60 from amongst
us without making every effort to
place before him the exact condition
of affairs hereabouts, 1t is to be pre-.
sumed he desires to know the military
wants Of every part of the country
comprised in his division, and the pre-.
sumption is equally clear that, if in
lis power, he cannot fail to do some
thing for the protection of the Canyon
City road, provided no once under.
stands it's real condition, and its inns
p0rtanco to largo portion of the pop
ulation Of Eastern Oregon.
WE have received the second mum.
ber of The Miner, a monthly maga-
xire, published by the California Min.
ing Bureau, and "devoted especially
to Abe promotion of the mining inter
este Of the Pacific States and Terri
tories" ]
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-07-04
STEAMSHIPS.
LIVERPOOL.

STEAM BETWEEN LIVERPOOL AND NEW ORLEANS,
Calling at Havana and Queenssownto land embark Mails
and Passengers taxing Cotton and signing bills of ading
here at through rates of freight hence St. Petersburg
Moscow, Riga, Hamburg, Bremen, Antwerp, Rotterdam,
Gothsnburg and Havre,
seage passenger tickets granted hereby this line to bring
passengers from liverpool Queenstown New Orleans
for $50 in currency, per adult.
The final port Of destination may be either hxed on signing
the bills of lading, declared by the holder of the bill
of lading within twelve after the steamers arrival
at Liverpool thus aording the Importer the choice of
markets
TVmE BRTTTsH AND AMERICAN STEAM
Navigation Company Limited will dispatch the following full
powered Iron Screw steamships between ..=.@
LIVERPOOL AND NEW ORLEANS D1RECF
Sailing from LIVERPOOL and NEW ORLEANS Monthly
Daring the Summer:
.Is74 tons. Jarnison, Captain
MIssIssIPPI.........l7llt tons .J Campbell Captain
MISSOURI 1854 tons A Hancock Captain
ARKANSAS. TONS n. Barron, Captain
ALABAMA. 1923 toms -. VIM L. Mesney Capt
1851 tons j. Graham Captain.
CAROLINA .ls4l tons. j. Harby Captaia.
BOLIVIAN. .l9As .... H. P. p Couchs Capt.
Cabin Passage to Liverpool Sl95 gold its equivalent in
currency. ""f
For rates of freight apply to ..-
HUNTER, AsKEW 4 CO., Il Carondelet street.
0Onsgnee of goods respectfully desired present their
Bills of Ladng the Office pay their freight and obtain de-
livery orders for the same.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-07-04
Rartne cAntEIItQente.
CRESCENT uTFics, No 94 CAMP SrRgRr,
Wednesday, July 4 1866.

Cleared Yesterday.
Steamship Fung shuey, Hildreth, for New York,
Steamship Alliance, Perkins, for Vera Cruz,
Steamship Morgan, Lawless, for Galveston,
-R@ l Harris
Steamship N Banks, Pepper, for Pensacola,
Hawes Il Bowen
Steamer Orleans, Wayne, for Mobile Master
Steamer Jennie Rogers Roditer for Montgomery,
Steamer Ruth, Duble, for St Louis, Master
Bark Harry, Blair, for New York
Bark Warren ordway Hoyt, for Boston, ~
Rivers & Clay
Thorndike X Norton
Brig R B Cove, Hawkins, for Boston, c Fosdick
Mex schr Teresa, Matties, for Tampieo, Puig Bros
Arrived Yesterdns.
| Steamship c Harris, Fowler, from Indianola and
Galveston to c HaTris-lst district
Ship BoyntOn, Hyler q days from Boston, to
G Fosdick-1st district 10
Brem ship Louis Henry, Leyden, from Marseiles,
10th March, to L Grande-2d district
-. TowBOATs.
America, Palmer, from the Passes-Went down
light-Brousht up ships Louis Henry and n
BoyntOn
Irene, Hnckley, from Washington.
j NJ Sharp, Streck, from ThbodauX.
Mary, Myers, from Mobile.
at Quarantine.
Danish bark Boy Ben Dixon, Christensen, from
Havana 9Th May, via Cienfuegos 18th ult-
Cargo, 500 bXs ASS hhds sugar D A ChahraiX
Exports Yesterday.
NEW Y0RK-Steamship Fung Shuey-749 bales
cotton 81 bales wool ZIG bbls -four Is pkgs mdse
NEW YORK-Bark Harry-49 bales cotton %
bales wool 10 bales paper stock 729 SKIS cotton
seed I'll gun barrels 10 tcs lard rs bbls ale 80 hbs
cider 100 bbls -four 500 empty bbIs
BOSTON-Brig R B Gove-77S bales cotton 50
bales paper stock and sundries
BOSTON-Bark Warren Ordway-4ll bales cot
ton % bales rags As rolls leather 5000 horns and
sundries
BORDEAUX Bark Constanta-4o bales cotton
81 ,050 staYes
VERA CRUz-steamship Alliaace--s0 boles
cotton 500 bales hay 2lOU 5xs raisius 80 bzs soap
81 600 feet lumber
GALVESTON Steamship Morgap-150 bbs Of
Holr 500 SKIS corn 200 SKIS salt 81 csks bacon 20
PENsACOLA-steamshfp N P Bants-l5o bbls
aour 500 SKIS corn 30 bales hay and sundries
TAMPIC0-Schr Teresa-235 bbs flour 20 bbs
potatoes 10 bbs onions 25 tca lard $50 pkgs shin,
giles 1900 pes lumber and sundrIes
MONTGOMERY-Ste Jennie Rogers-50
bbls whisky 10 hhds sugar
MOBILE-Steamer Orleans--2OO bbls -four 2
hbIs whisky hhds sugar 500 SKIS corn lO3 SKIS
coffee
MOBILE Steamer Mary Conley-4Q bbls whisky
1870 SKIS corn 100 SKIS oats q bales wool
ST LOUIS-Steamer Ruth-ll0, 900 cigars etc
Imports xerterday.
NDrANOLA AND GALVESTON Steamship
G Harris83 baIes cotton r Ware h d a.
" r TnIIis 4 do FrancI5e n Danneel 3 / n BIair
gco1 I Adams EroH92 Ibds snryar Rntt Fiasb
4 &ron 10 do Dongiass sbannon taa / IL bes5
Tattia NcOro;a NeTle SEQ Az IsT in oponio s,J
sHndTies fo I ZehiorN4 4br9lIar & +
4dams--T, Rose d Neitz--J dams &co-T s de-
Nngailo Tsras Fvnress 4 Rowan n Napar
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-07-04
gtuer gntelIigeare.
oREsSENF GENT OPTICS, No. 81

IQ5t VIFIVAl No. yI UANF STRhET, I
x,.., Wednesday Morning, July l. 1866
yesterday was cool, and would have been very
pleasant II 1t had not been for the dust, which has
become almost unbearable. We had slight indi,
able. ~ 4N''0 4o0ep''
Business on the levee was good. The hoa.. tbot
left yesterday had good trips. especiallv the &C.,
,.as.e-sae had all she wanted in the way of
lteleht and passengers. The steamers that are
announced for departure to-day were also receiy.
ing very freely. The Starlight was unable 70
ieaVe yesterdays she viii positively leave At "a
O'Clock today. The Louis Dor and Doubloon
are receiving to leave this evening.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-07-04

WHAT GAMING MAY Do,-The Chicago Repub,
lican says Rev. Mr. Grinnell, NJ. G. from Iowa,
would have been renominated if the news of the
assault upon him by Gen. Rousseau had reached
home before the convention Washed. Whereupop,
says the Rochester Express, (Rep):
I'll Gaming would secure denomination, Gen.
housseaus efforts would be in a great demand
among anxious members of Congress"
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-07-04
OPELOUSAS.

Leaves Every SATURDAY, at 5 O'Clock p NJ
ElOR OP ELOUSAS, WASHINGTON, PORT BARRE
mouth Bayou Rouge, and all intermediate landings on
Bayou Goartabsan Atehafaaya and Mississippi
master j. B. Schmit clerk will leave as above Returning
will leave Washington every WEDNESDAY MORNING, at
10 o'clock Particular attention paid to coast business For
freight or passage apply board foot of St. Louis street
VlRGIhlUS @. DENT2EL, Advertising Agent
Leaves New Orleans EVERY WEDNESDAY, stB F.M
HN0R DFEAAOUSAS, WASHINGTON, FORT BARRE,
ny SimmsPort Month Bayou Rouge, and al intermediate
landings on Bayou Courts6leau and Atchaalays rvsThe
regular New Orleans and OpelOuss weekly packet steamer
Irene, o. Hinekley, master, N. Kenison clerk, will
leave above For freight passage apply board or o
J. E, CARLIN 50 Old Levee street.
VIRGIEIUS @. DENTZELl Advertising Agent
N BThs steamer Irene will land passengers at any point
on the c0psk
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-07-04
YAZOO.
LAFOURCHR.

REGULAR COAST AND BAYOU LAFoUROHE PACKET
TWICE WEEK
Leaves every TUESDAY at NJ, and every SATURDAY
Steamer ]. NJ. sHARP-HENRY sTREoK, Master, JOS,
DALFERFS Clerk.
EOR THERODAUXRHLLE PAINTCOURT.
Vile EApOleonve Donaldsonville, and all intermediate
coast landings-Will leave regularly as above.
The j. n. Sharp will give particular attention coast
freight and passengers aud will continue the trade perms
nently. For freight passage apply on bosrd
Shippers all responsible for the payment
of freight j. S. RELF, Tchoupitoulss Street
vTRGIEIUs O. DBNTZEL. AdvertisIne SpsSt
The j. NJ Sharp will take all freight throagh 10 Iockpor
Usual. -
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-07-04

SAILING OF THE FuNG SHuEY.-The steamship
Fung shuey, Captain HIdreth, commander, rsails
this morning at o'clock for New York, with full
freight and the following passengers:
Mrs Capt AUSTIN Mrs W Howard Mrs shepard Mrs M
Bietuzi Mrs Davenport Miss Aiken Miss Quirk ellis j
z Savage, W v Coleman, W Howard Miss Flanders Mrs
FLANDERS and child Mr. Stokes Mrs Sedgwick Campbell
1a,e Z Porniion n Roberts Keeter, Barnes, wife
children and servant Thts johnson and family Hart
and lady, Andrews, Barnes, Remington L Breton
PGirimes, II Thompson, Kayser, Salter Michael NJ
Henry others, '' -
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-07-04

WELL EARNED PRoMoTIoN.-As will be seer
upon reference to our advertising columns, Mr..
Charles Ballejo became interested in the house Of
W. H. Henning Co., our neighbors across the
street, the LIST of July AS is said above, this is
awell earned promotion, for we have known of no
more untiring, industrious and faithful business
man than Mr.. Ballejo. He is popular and his
popularity is built upon his general courtesy of
department. His knowledge of his business ap-
pears to be perfect and the house which has taken
him in partnership, no doubt, has made wise
move. We wish him all success as a merchant and
as a citizen.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-07-04
COAST.
LOWER COAST PACKET.

AOWGN NoAoI IAoAEi'
Leaving every SUNDAY and WEDNESDAY, at 10 A. M.
FOR THE FORTS, QUARANTINE STATION
Buras Settlement, Pontea La Hache, Jesuis' Bend,
all landings and Plantations the routeThe splendid
fast steamer A. q. Brown Alex. Queant, aster, will
in the above trade the entire leaving above
Returning, will up the Coast every MONDAY and
THURSDAY daylight, arriving at the city before dark
Shippers and passengers rely the BROWN remaining
trade having been bought expressly it, and nut
in the complete repair For freight passage apply
board or to JNO. e. HYDE a. CO.,
ll3 Common street
N. B. Commencing on Sunday July lat
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-07-04
9B Orleans 9atlg Gresant,


AS This is a day which should be universally OBJ
served and celebrated, the following grafton " is
Submitted for patriotic perusal;
Ii anticipation Of the coming Fourth of July, the
following model 'soration" " has been prepared to
meet the demand of the times:
a Fsgost- CStizeas- This Is land Of liberty -fol
those in the ascendaney. tits land of freedom
for those IN power. 1t is country where all car
do as they please provided sill please the viii 81
the majority. 1t is, in fact, the best government
States Of America ~
Everybody is supposed to hurrah.l
TOAST.
datericd-[so called because it was discovered
BY Columbus now one Of the five grand divisions
Of the globe, May she ultimately become the
gEaadest.
This is a great country 1t has longer rivers,
bigger lakes, deeper caves, orookeder railroads,
richer oil wells smarter steamboats,, wider
prairies lower river b9ttoms, taller grass and
shorter grasshoppers, than any other country
aaoat Oh the bosom Of the ocean. (Great applausel
It's people have more religion and devtry in their
composition; more simplicity and extravaganza ;
more humility and pretention more sincerity and
hypocrisy more go aheaditiYeness and hold
backtyenesa, more reliability and humbugery,
than any other people on the face of Gods foot
stool.
TOAST.
liberty and Equality May the former never
be sacrificed by those who would attempt to con
strue the latterliterally.
Music by the band.l
Perhaps you would all like to know how such
country came to be discovered. Well, just before
tho close Of the fifteenth century, say about 1880
became evident to the Spanish Queen, Isabella,
that the people Of Europe, Asia and Africa were
governed too much for their own good, aud by
long process of reasoning she came to the con-
elusion that people had become old enough to
govern themselves, provided they had room enough
to do it in. On looking around she found that all
the countries Of which she had any knowledge
were already Settled so she sent for one Christ
opher Columbus, a navigator of note, and asked
him if he thought he could find a country unoccu
pied. where people tired of kings, queens princi
palities and powers and "sich like 4 might 60 and
govern themselves, and maintain the Monroe doc
tEine." Mr.. Columbus seemed to think he could if
he had the spondoolux to defray expenses "That
yop shall have said the Queen, g if have to
spout my own jewelry and that Of my relations to
raise itEt "Nuf sed, 2 replied Mr.. Columbus, and
he forthwith began to prepare a chart to sail by,
and three ships "a little larger than ssdug-onts'
to transport bis men and himself to "the land
where the sun SETS
All things being ready, he set sail, and kept sail
ng until he brought up. in 1882 on an island just
outside Of the main land of this continent
Having made this discovery, be returned home,
after some irnn Yvhfnb had haan foroad ~ ti1
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-07-04
BAYOU SARA.

Leaves every WEDNESDAY at 10 A. NJ and every sATUR.
DAY at IS p.
EsOR BAYOU SARA, BATON ROUGE, PLA
a quemne, Donadsonvlle, and all intermediate landings
The new and superb sidewhee steamer ST Nicholas, s.
Heno, MASTER g. Lbsno, clerk will leave above. Re
tnTning she will leave Bayou Sara every SUNDAY and
THURSDAY. For freight passage apply to
LEONCE BAYHI, l6 Bienville st.
Shippers are responsible for payment OF freight
VIRGINIUS G. DEETZEL, Advertising Agent.
REGULAR BAYOU SARA PACKET.
STEAMER NINA SIM@ES-W. R. GREENHOUSE, Master
TROXLER and MILLER Clerks.
Leaves every MONDAY ats p NJ, and FRIDAY at 10 A. NJ
ENOR BAYOU SARA, PORT HUDSON, BATON
n Rouge, Plaquemine, DonadsoDvie and all inter
mediate landings the coast taking freight for all landng
or to
TITUS GwARTNEY. Agent No. TchoupitoulsE st
VIRGINIUS G. DEFTzEL. Advertising Agent
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-07-04

PoEToHARTRAfN RAILRoAD--To accommodate
ne numerous exeursionists who propose to spend
the evening Of the 4th at the lake, the Pontchar-
arain railroad company will run their cars. from q
2. \. to 81. n. to-day, every half hour, lust az
they do on Sundays,
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-07-04
STEAMSHIPS.


NEW YORK.
NEW YORK MAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY
STAR LINE OF STEAMSHIPS,
FOE NEW YORK DIRECF-THE NEW
and splendid sldewheel steamships
MORNING STAR, ... .24OO toms. .Howes Commander.
EVENING STAR .2gl5 tons. Delaney Commander
GUIDING STAR. 1886 tons Berry, Commander.
RISING STAR. $500 tons. Nelson, Commander
The new and hrstcass steamships
MISSISSIPPI. $500 sons. Furbur Commanding
MERRIMACK.. ,2O00 tons .Vansice Commanding.
1900 tons. Quick, Commanding
MONTERREY. ........ 1900 tons. =. Whitman Commanding
The new and arstclass side wheel steamship
Evening Star,
1000 tons,
j. j. DELLA SEY, Commander,
VIII leave the Compauys Wharf foot Of jackson Square
on SATURDAY, July Z, att
Line composed of the elegant
ships which built this country any home
line They every respect fitted for service and the
route which they Their passenger accommodations
are not exceed by those of other In the world
hB~PASsAGE AT REDUCED RATES.
Freight will be received at the Companys the
landing at all times during business hours the Company
rates fer freight will always made as low al by any other
line.
For freight or passage apply to
]. N. OOURTENAY, Agent
33 3Oarondset streat
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-07-04

FOR NEW YORK DIRECT
BLACK STAR LINE.
To sail on WEDNESDAY July t. stSAM.
FOR NEW YORK-THE ELEGANT, VERY
tast and fayorite steamship
Fung Shuey,
j. B. HILDRETH, Commander,
Will sail from her wharf foot Of St. Joseph street. as above
First Cabin Passage
Second Cabin Passage. 30
For freight passage having unsurp aecommoda
tions apply to GEO. A. FOsDICK,
80 Camp street. corner Natches
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-07-04
GALvEsToN--1NDIANoLA.
FOR GALVESTON, INDIANoLA AND LAYACA.
MORGAN LINE
UNITED STATES MAIL STEAMSHIPS.

Leaves on THURSDAY, July s, atsLM
PASSAGE TO GALVESTON. .,,,,,.,,., s2l
PASSAGE TO 50
Freghtby this to Galveston Indanola and Layacs
at reduced rates. as by any other steamer now up
for either Of the above ports.
Frsgh'S delivered at Layaca by lighters free of extra charge
FOR GALVESTON, INDIANoLA and LAYAoA-
The low pressure sidO-wbesl steamship
Morgan,
JOHN Y. LAWLEss, Commander,
VIM leave as above from the foot of st. Joseph street
For freight or passage apply on board, or to
T. @. HARRIS Agent
Corner Camp and Common streets.
Bills of lsdng signed at the Agents Office.
These steamers, carrying the U. B. Nails punctualy
as advertised
Coal Oil received in metal packages only.
R- steamer of this line viii leave every third day for
above ports
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-07-04
STEAMER SWAN.

NETUIAh bA1UU bartholomew AND bALINE
RIVER PACKET
EOR BAYOU BARTHOLOMEW AND
Saline Riyer-An ireEhts for the above named streams
which be consigned the care Swan viii
be received Trenton free Of and taken forward with
little delay possible further particulars inquire Of
n. G. GuLLETT, Agent.
10. 33 Matches street
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-07-04

Tie Tree Of Lt5erty-May it never produce apv
sprtgs Of nobility, or o6- shoots Of tyranny; NAV
every sucker it would put forth be nipped in the
bud may every limb become lu,5-er and pliable
n Tie hands Of Justice; and while it is leapinq,
may those who cannot endure its shade leaue too /!
Music by the Band.J
Along with this country was discovered many
beasts and birds of prey Among the latter was
the somewhat celebrated American Eagle "
so-called because no other country was ever big
enough TO hold him when he shrieked. He is SO
large that when he lights on the Rocky Mountains
the tip of one of his wings dips into the Atlantic
and the tip of the other into the Pacific
and while his tail is nipped with polar frosts his
head is scorohed with tropical rays, and when he
shrieks Hail Columbia Z all Columbia halls!
invectves on kingdoms, empires, and "sich
like for be it remembered that this is the best
government the sun ever shone upon If any
reliance is to be placed in the speeches of Fourth
Of July orators.
(As no Fourth Of July Grafton is complete unless
some reference ID made to that tabled bird, called
by the ancients and moderns the Phenix -
eumrouse, your orator will here introduced, for
fear it may be left out. 1t has no bearing upon
the subject, Whateyer.)
We celebrate this day because it il the anniyer.
sary Of that day we cut loose by proclamation
from the mother country and undertook to go it
alone. If we do not get euchred. it will be
because we hold both bowers and the ace
guarded hand never before held by any repub.
lican government.
Music by the Band.l
AS this is the best government the sun ever |
shons upon and as NE can whip all creation, by
and or BY sea, it ishigh time the other nations Of
the earth found it out. Hence the (" Monroe doc
riRe PREVAILS on paperi sas
Fellor;citizens-I repeat, this is great coun.
Try. lGreat and continued applause il II can't be
beat Or beaten in either fair stana.up OF rough.
and tumble fight. onr natural and acquired
advantages enable as te bid defiance to the com.
bined powers Of the earth, including New Jersey.
whose capital Is Communipaw, shad, oysters and
CLANS, each in their season.
FeQote. CStiSens-As this is the day we cele.
bFate, and as we Americans are So constitntedl
VIC cannot permit too long time to elapss be.
tween drinks while celebratingn on any oc.
casion; therefore, your orator win repeat, once
more, that this is great country and then close !;
for you are, doubt all thirsty, and your orator
certainly is. The band can play the Star
Bangled Spanner,n while the audience and its !
orator adjourns to James Gonegal's wholesale
drug store, No. 20 ST. Charles street, whose stock
Of drugs and medicines and patent me&6ines, is
not equaled in the entire South