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News Items.

Fifteen per cent. Of the postal currency in cir
culation in Chicago, and thirty per cent. in the
whole State of Illinois, is said to be counterfeit.
The term Of Governor Pierpont, Of Virginia, eX.
pired January l. he is in doubt whether he is
now governor or not, and has applied to the su.
preme Court of the State for an opinion. Mean
time he keeps very quiet
Well executed connte rfeit twos on the National
Union Bank, Undertook, New York, are in circu.
latiOn.
notorious thief, named Jim Burns, was ar.
rested In st. Louis a few nights ago, and on being
conveyed to- cell in the jail, fell upon prisoner
lying asleep in the cell, named Mccarthy, nearly
strangling him. Mccarthy, starting up, in turn
assaulted the other, and before the guards could
interfere had gouged out both Burnss eyes.
The unfortunate Parissns who hold Maxmilian's
Mexican loan had meeting in Paris recently at
which il was stated that the total amount of the
loan was SIS, 2s3, 424 in gold. Unless France as
sumes this loan, which at present she is very IN
willing to do, all this money will be lost.
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GRAND ooSsIsroRY s. Pr r. g. rHrRrY.sEcoSu
DEGREE.

GRAND coNsIsroRY S. Pr. X 8. THIRTY SECOND
DEGREE.
g. M Todd, $50, Grand Commander in Chief NJ w o,.a,.
John Claiborne SD. First Lieutenant Commander Nsv
Orleans ~"
Fulgence Reau, sSd Second Lieutenant Commander Nav
Orleans
John L. Lewis, SD, Grand Constable New or,ean.
John c. Smith, SD, Grand Admiral New Orleans
Samuel K Walker, SD, Grand Minister OF stats xsv
Orleans.
Dr. James C. Bachelor, SD, Grand Chancellor New Or.
leans. 81
Ben Da Silva, sd Grand Almoner New Orleans ~
Emmett d. Craig, SD, Grand Registrar New ,orean.
John Z. Mcclure SD, Grand Keeper Of g. and A. Nav
Orleans - ~"
VIM. NJ Perkins, SD, Grand Treasurer New orIeana
hy. X swasey, sd Grand Primate New Orleans
Z salomon, SD, Grand Provost, New Orleans
James u Scot, sd, Grand Expert New Orleans
James o. Wilmer. sd, Grand Assistant Expart. Nav
orleanA F" ~"
Jean Lamare sd Grand Beausenior, New Orleans
angel Martin, sd Grand Bearer " B. New OrIssns
Bruno De Lucas, SD Grand Master of the Guards New
Orleans.
William G. Chamberin, 500, Grand Chamberlain. Nsv
OrieansL "
Daniel Y. scruegs SD, Grand Steward New Oreans
sonn Melton, sd Grand Aid-deC Camp New Oreaaa
T. Carroll SD. Grand Tyler.
Grand Annual Communication, Second Wednesday IN
January.
Stated sttngs: zst March, 18th June list ssDsmbs, .,s
nth December.
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LAFouRoHE.-The Sentinel says the Bayou has
risen to height sufficient to admit the passage Of
the largest sized boats.
The planters have finished rolling and the sugar
crop of the parish is estimated at 5000 hogsheads
The Sentinel states that the people Of the parish
have been Teasing on mulberries, Strawberries
green corn, and numerous vegetables, which
piece Of information must be very aggrayating
TO "Col. Greene, Of the Boston Post.u
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GRAND COUNCIL r. AND sM

:. N. Todd, N. p, Grand Master, New Orleans
hy. X swasey, p, Deputy Grand Master New Orleans.
John W. jones' T., IlustriOus Grand Master, Shreveport
John G. oordy, g. p, Conductor Of Work. Franklin.
d. Breen, g. O. Of shs Guard, Nsw Orleans.
Joseph p. Hornor, q. Treasurer, New orIeana
eus' sontag q. Recorder. New Orleans
Rev. Thos B. Lawson, @. Chaplain, New OrIesnA
D. Z. Buckley, a. Conductor, New Orleans.
=. L. Bruce. q. Steward. Few Orleans
tussu Wslls, O. Sentinel. New orlssna
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LYONS PERIODICAL DROPsI
The Great Female Remedy
FOR IRREGULARITIES

have tested these Dropsn my practice over ten year.
and do hesitate say that nothing yet been
by medical research, that scts powerfully poaivey
hsrmlessy in Of female irregularty as does this d
cine In all recent fails while thousands who
have been long sufferers indebted the boon Of
health to-day
Although powerful aud positive they perfectly harm
less and be used all times except specially for
hidden in the directions.
They have been extensively employed by eminent physicians
In France and England, well in my practice owe
ten years and have to hear Of the failure
Ieoud give testimonials Of the efficacy ladies owe
the Northern and Western States they In their
private Over 10000 bottles have been sold the past year
and hope and trust sufferers have been benefited
am wei aware that remedy potent 10 remove All obsru
tons may be used for bad purpose but trust that where
one bottle thus used may into the hands Of really
needy sufferers
To all who suffer from any frregularity; painful dsrr
excessive offensive DISTRACTED Menstruation Ineo
the train of diseases that follow would say try both o
Dr. LToS's FRENCH PERIODICAL DRoPs Being a auis
preparation their action is direct positive than su
pills powders Explicit directions bearing my fac sins
accompany each bottle
They may be obtained Of nearly every druggist In the eor
try, or BY nclOsug the price c. G. CLARK CO. New
Haven, Ct General Agents the United States and
DR. JOHN L DYoN,
Prsctieing Physician.
For sale By all Druggists.
BARNS, WARD CO.,
p Magazine street, General Agsnts
Price 81 80 per Bottle
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Military Ordera

HEADQUARTERS FIFTH MILITARY DISTRICT,
New Orleans, La, Jan. ID, ls6S. I
General Orders No. a.
Before general court martial convened in this
city by virtue Of special orders No. 2OS, series
OF 1867, from these headquarters, and Of which
Brevet Major General A. Beckwith. major and
commissary Of subsistence, is president, was ar
raigned and tried:
Brevet Brigsder General william NJ. Graham,
captain first artillery.
CHARGE" Conduct to the prejudice of good
order and military discipline"
Specifcdtion-'' In this, that Captain william
NJ. Graham, first artillery, brevet brigadier gen.
eral United States army, being the commanding
officer Of light battery X, first artillery, and hav
ing received communication from Second Lieu
tenant Leo o. Parker, first infantry, regimenta
and post adjutant, written by the direction Of
Lieutenant Colonel W. II. Wood, post commander
in the words and figures following to-wit:
"HEADoUARTERs, JACKSON BARRACKS,
New Orleans, La, Dec. 10, 1867. (
"Commanding Officer Light Battery X, First Artillery:
Sri am directed, by the commanding officer
TO call your attention to the fact that your COM
pany morning report was not received at this Of
fee until $50 O'Clock, this A. NJ, and to request
that you explain your noncompliance with in
structi0ns contained in q communication from
these headquarters, addressed to you, on the 10th
instant.
al am also directed TO inform you, that If the
instructions referred to are not strictly complied
with, other means will be taken TO enforce them.
81 am, sir, very respectfully, your obedient
servant, LEO. o. BARKER.
"2d Lieut.. and Adjt LIST Infantry, Post Adutant"
Did, In reply, send written communication over
his own official signature, to the said Lieutenant
Parker, post adjutant. dated headquarters, light
battery X, first artillery, jackson Barracks, Lou.
isiana, December 10th. 1867 in which com.
municstien the said Captain and Brevet
Brigadier General Graham did make use Of dis
respectful, contemptuous and insubordinate Ian.
guage towards his commanding officer, the
said Lieutenant Colonel Wood, as will appear
from the style and import as follows. to wit
"Wth reference TO the threat contained in the last
clause of your communication you can inform
Lieutenant Colonel w. II. Wood first infantry,
that it has no effect with me whatever, and that
be Is at full liberty to pursue any course in the
premises his fancy may suggest"
PLEA-I0 the Specifcdtion.-" Guilty" except
the words :. disrespectful, contemptuous and In
subordinate"
TIC the Chdrge.-"Not guilty.n
FRDNG-0f he Specifications" GUILTY. ex-
cept the words " disrespectful, eontemptuous
and insubordinate."
Of the Chdrge.-" Not guilty." .s
"And the court does therefore acquit him, Cap.
tain William NJ Graham, first artillery brevet
brigader general U. s. army"
The proceedings and findings are confirmed.
Brevet Brgadier General Graham will be released
from arrest and restored to duty.
By command Of Major Gen. Hancock.
GEORGE L. HARTsUFF.
Assistsnt Adjutant General
% Lieut., S7th Ipfantry Bvt. LIST Lieut., U. s. A,
Acting Assistant Adjutant General
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Whether Congress likes Gen. Hancock or not,
we think ii more than probable that his purpose
TO uphold the civil authority, and as far as pos
sible, TO make the military power subordinate to
the courts. will commend itself to the American
people.-lN. Y. Times.
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EKENCn MEDICINES IN VOGUE

EKENCH MEDICINES IN VOGUE
BY GRTMAULT L CO..
0Ae"'' s RUE R16HEhIEU. FhSfs S"'"'''n
No More Cod Liver OH.
This syrup employed with the greatest success IA pacS 81
God Liver OIL to which il is infinitely superior. 1t dis
muscular atOny and loss Of sppete It
= Ty pis s1e 0iHOI ana Is N W15a tes n. s.
and bowels administered with the greatest efficacy e
Itlas Is |. very sscsciOus diseases of aka
No More Consumption.
GRIMAULrs SYRUP OF HYPHosPHATR OF LINE
This new medicine is sovereign remedy in phthss and
sou nj me The cough seve s S III me
cease and the patient rapidly RECEIVERS his health.
No More Poverty OF the Blood and Pals
Complexion.
DRs. LERAs' PHOSPHATE OF IRON
feugAeus medicine contains the elensas Of thu
hitherto public liquid cOoress and taste
less sPeedy cures choross pains in the stomach difficult
Tbe majority Of The Academies Of Sedicn. of Ps. recon
suffering from anema and ali other persons fagusd from
over anxiety nervous emotions overvork general debility
Its the emily preparation when causes constipation
and can be borne ey the most delicate stomachs
Eerv Us Headaches and NeuraIgis
GRImAu HSfTs' BRIzfEIfG SisG aRTyARANA.
Avegetsbe substance used from time immemerial in Brss
and entirely inofeRsive.
Better Than Copaiba.
VAULTS CAPSULES AND LIQUID EXTRACT OY
MATICO VEGETALIS
Where all other preparations have failed these preparations
will always effect These insure rapid and nary
of recent and chronic of private
They are used in the hospita9 of Paris BY the Dr.
b. nd and are found greatly superior 10 all hith know
mn aa remedies and copsibA and eubebs The neCtiOn
used In recent and capsules in more chronic caaes.
General dspet In Paris at GRIMAULT CO.'S
Chemists TO T. l. T. Prince Napoleon
AZ Rchslsu.
Sold In New Orleans By DUCONGE,
DEL0CHE,
GUILLOT,
And every coed chemist
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HEADQUARTERS FIFTH MILITARY DISTRICT,
NJ. O.lan..a. L

HEADQUARTERS FIFTH MILITARY DISTRICT,
New Orleans, La, Jan. IL, 1865. I
Special Orders No. o.
Brevet Brgadier General VIM. NJ. Graham,
captain First Artillery. is hereby appointed mem.
Der of the general court martial convened Ia this
city by special orders No. POS, paragraph S, from
these headquarters, dated December IL, 1867.
Brevet Lieutenant Colonel ID. L. Kirby, captain
Thirty ninth Infantry. is relieved from duty as q
member Of said court.
BY command of Major General Hancock:
GEO. L. HARTSUFF.
Asst Adyt General.
NATHANIEL BURBANK,
% Lieut., 18th Infy, Bvt. LIST Lieut, U. s. A,
Acting Assistant Adjutant General
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GRAND r. A CHAPTER.

Henry p. Buckley Grand High Priest New Orleans
@. W. Mundsy, Deputy Grand High Priest Clinton
John w. Jones, Grand King. Shreveport
Homer n. Smith, Grand Scribe, Franklin
Henry r. swssey, Grand Treasurer New Orleans,
J. G. Bachelor, Grand Secretary. New Orleans.
Rev. Thomas B. Lawson, Grand Chaplain, Bastrop
John Q. Go.dy, Grand Lecturer Franklin.
r. II. Day Grand Captain OF the Host, Baton Rouge
Joseph p. Hornor, Grand p. s., New Orleans.
Henry Hamburger, Grand R. A. Captain New Orleans
John g. NJ Williams, Grand Master Third VEIL Shreveport
Hugh Breen, Grand Master Second Veil, New OfieanS
w. w. Leake, Grand kaster First VEIL st. Francisyls
Ersstus Wells Grand Guard, New Orleans
Next annual assembly Grand Council New Oreans February
l2th, 1858
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GRAND LODGE OF LOUISIANA.

Abel J. Norwood, N. W. O. Master, KellertOwn.
Hy r. swssey, r. W. Dept Grand Master, New Orleans.
John @. Jones, R. W. Grand s. w., Vernon.
John A. Stevenson, R. W. Grand J. w., New Orleans
Samuel N. Todd, r. w. Grand Treasurer, New Orleans.
Jas. @. Bachelor, N D., r W. Grand Secretary, New
0rleane.
c. 5. Hedges, d. D., W. Grand Chaplain New oreanA
R. G. sterlingsW. Grand 8. D. 81. Francisvile
d. s. Cage, W. Grand J. d., Houma
Jos II. DeGrange, W. Grand Marshal, New Orleans.
Jno. McCrory, W. Grand Sword Bearer Bastrop;
Jas A Douglass, W Grand Pursuivant New Orlesns
=. H. Bsbbit Simmesport s. H. Brown New Orleans
Abram e. Dick, New Orleans, n Esella, New Orleans W.
Grand stewa
Alex Queant W, Grand Tyler New Orleans
Grand Annual Convocaton second Monday In February
each year.
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- HEUMATIsA.
NEURALGIA AND GOUT
CAN BE CURED.

Do not hssitsts 10 uss LALLAAaND's RHEUMATISM,
GOUT and NEURALGIA SPECIFIC. The recipe pro
cured from the celebrated DR. LaamAnd OF France
qusck medicine No good physician fails prescribe Il
when he learns what composed Of Attentions invited
to circulars which be obtained Of JOHN II. BLOOD
General Agent and from the druggists containing
from physicians bankers merchants mechanics others
Of the highest respectaby who voald lend their
70 impose the pabic
Lallamsnd's Specific OF Rheumstsm
Neuralgia thar any other remedy In existence.
JOHN II. BLOOD General Agent
g. W. corner Third and Chestnut St LOuiA
BARNES, WARD AGO.
"A Mag streets,
O. n MORRISON,
Importer and Wholesale Druggist,
II Magazine street.,
Wholesale AReuts New OrieanG
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Better Than Copaisa.
THEKArEUTIg VALUE OF sRMAULrA

i co.'s Chemists IN Psris)
n e .1lr,ns syrup Of Psruvian BARK
ssyaIt' + e. tie COMBINING OF IRON WITH BARK
VAULT CO. Chemist a. T. Prince Sspoieo SH at
the most highly competent recognising
following Important document has been received from
Sermsn country reeognEed e possess the first chemists
Law Courts who tethe in the following terms r. re
value q the Syrup Of Bark, Medical Gazette Of Vienna Get
M GRIMAULr has succeeded IN the hsppest manner IN
AND S Ss m Ps Of a. his Il,
thus dsgqised in addition to its agreeable favor
MI GRfSIGITs sYRUF hsr %s on:
%h 5 % T i ST5:
long sought after Of giving iron and bark in simple and
ssnsd '' non ''''' VINCENT SIRr Z rs si.'''
r. DU WIEDEN
Professors OF Chemistry
Vienna replies Nessrs Graa Coz as regards the hiTb
"FEEScH EEslssr AZ VIENNA,
u, . Nenns, August q, ls63
Exceleney the hsvethe honor to inform you
that Professor KlsEnski Of high standing Vienna
best ehsnisssin Germany.
Consul and attschs TO the Embassy.
General Depot In Paris, GRIMAULT co.'s.
In New Orleans DgooNaE, DELoCHE I sUfLL Iod
TEE GREAT EFFICACIoUsNEss OF
sh-The IodEed Syrup Of Horse Radh of Messrs rinan
Co, Chemists 70 II. l. H. Prince Napoleon al Pars h
swsys par excellence sHccednous Cod on and thu
best treatment % follow in LymphAc and scrOoas zdoc
lions well In various CutaneOus diseases The pube
will therefore read with interest tie anayTs 81 this
medicine by Professor ketzns from the Chemists
Journal at Vienna as well the addressed 10 MssrG
0rinauh Co. BY bis Exceency the French ambassador II
Vienna confirming the high this learned Doctor
II IL follovs; -
"Grmaus 1odised Syrup OF Horse RAdsh 1. not In fr.
elementary and csustie state but state OF odydrc ad
and organic combination similar the iodine contained n
Ced Liver on
Signed VINCENT KLrrxrusxr
Chemical Analyser 70 the Law Courts vienna Hosps
Chenisk J. and r WiEDKS,
Professors Of Ohemistry.
PRINCE EnsAssY AZ vrKrEA
80. 80 Vienna, August q t38 I
In reply the letter You addressed Exceercv N,
ambassador have the honor inform that Pr,s.o,
Ketsinsk Of high standing Vienna; that he 4,
Chemists In Germany. PuRRKT
COnsal and Attsehs 70 iAs EMBASSY,
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FRKEcH EnsAssY AT vTKrEA.
Wanna AuCuae "a lar

Hessrs 0rimsut Co, Chemists ct Paris: - ''
In reply the letter You addressed Exceencv n,
Erbssdor have the honor inform you that Pro.so
Ketsnski Of high standing a. Vienna; thst be 4.
personally much thought Of and for the Ses
COnsul and Atssehs 20 -. ES.s.,,v
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GRAND ooxxAsDERY KNIGHTS rExrLARs.

GRAND CoMMANDERY KNIGHTS TEMPLARs.
sr ssml N. Todd r. e. Grand Commander, New Orleans
Dr. Fulgence Ricau, v. Z. Deputy Grand Commando,
New Orleans.
Sr Jss p. HornOr e. Grand Generassimo New Orleans
sr. w. r. Whitaker, L. Grand Captain General New
Orleans.
sr BY. X swasey, e. Grand Prelate; New Orleans
Sr VIM MeDuf. Z. Grand s. W., New Orleans.
Dr. T. A. Bartlette, e. Grand J. w., New Orleans.
sr Emanuel Blessy, Z. Grand Treasurer New Orleans
ST. Gust sontag, E. Grand Recorder New Orleans.
ST. A. e. Billings Z. Grand Stand Bearer New Orleans.
sr. Jos X furck, 4. Grand warder, New Orleans
ST. Stephen selleck, T. Grand Captain Of the Guards
Next annual eonclave February Il. 1865 A. O. $50.
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ACTIVE MEMBEBS OF THE SUP O. THIRrY.THIRn
DEGREE A. AND Ar
Chss. Lafon de Ladebat SD, New Orleans
James Q. Bachelor, NJ. D. SD, New Orleans
Dep insp Gen. VIM. N. Perkins SD, New Orleans
8. M. Todd, SD, New Orleans.
Jno. I. Monroe, $50, Nex Orleans
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Eerv Headaches and NeuraIgia
lnstantAneouslyeufed by
GRIMAULT'S BRAZILIAN GUARANA
Avegetsble substance used from time immemors in Brs.i
and entirely inofeRsiye
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HEADQUARTERS FIFTH MILITARY DISTRICT,
New Orleans, La, Jan. Is, ls6s.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1865-1872, 1868-04-24
Gard Of Cen. Bennett.

MEssRs. EpiToRs:- me, through
your paper, to say TO the people Of Union
County, that thank them for their kind
ness and support in the Congressional
nomination. That carried my native
County by such decided vote. IL source
of pride TO me, which l shall aver cherish
The result 10 tho District, although IN
favorable 10 me. furnishes me no cause Of
regret, nor produces In me single feeling
OF unkindness. A combination OF circum
stances. which tried TO avoid, rendered
the result inevitable. forssao my defeat
before the day OF my election, but belIey
ing that cansassing thus early in the great
campaign before us, would result IN good,
continued the contest. confined my
self. during the Canvass, to a discussion Of
the great questions involved 10 the politics
Of the day, aud INDUCED ia no personal
controversies, so that am consoled with
the hope that have done some good, aud
no harm. | am no longer y candidate for
the Congressional nomination, for con-
slider that contest virtually decided.
hope that my friends will in the Conven
ton use their influence 10 carry out the
expressed will OF the people. aud vote as
they did when voting for me--that is, vote
for STRAIGHT OUT RADICAL REPUBLICAN.
While circumstances absolutely compel
me 20 devote my time to the duties of my
profession, so greatly neglected during the
long years that i have given my party
aud MY country, yet | promise that in the
future, Us in the past, / sball be found
battling in the front ranks for the success
OF The great principles OF the Union Re-
publican pariy-principles for which l
have risked my liie-and which cannot
now abandon. shall us ever vote and
work fer the success Of the Republican
ticket without scratch"
7. w. BENNETT.
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The Result.

From information received from yariou,
portions of the District, we are led to be
lieye that Mr.. Julian has sufficient mum
Der Of Delegates instructed for him al
ready to secure him the nomination at the
Convention on the 30th inst. While We
have every reason to believe that the vote
OF Shelby County would have carried ia
favor Of Judge Wilson, yet we see no rea
son to further press his claim when Mr.
Julian is already, in fact, the candidate
We have though, all along. and Yet be-
lieye that it would have been far better
for the Republican party Of the District
IL sone new man had been selected, and
Sir. Julian and Mr.. Bennett loft at their
leisure for a season to settle their old dis
puies, and doctor their chronic political
sores; but, since Mr.. Julian is or candi.
date (ifnot our choice, we stall give
him the same measure OF support that We
had in reserve for the mau Of our own
preference. Ii Mr. Julian is defeated, We
shall not credit ourself with any of the
blame--if elected, our vote will add one 70
bis Dsjvfi'y.-[shelby Rep. UaiOu.
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Harrison Correspondence.
HARRISON, o., APRIL Is 1865

bAhhiotNi W., <AfhAA 40 AOoo.
Dear Editor,--"Wonders will never
cease" Nemesis" has conceived, sad
wonderful is the prodigy that has been
brought forth. 1t certainly took super.
human labor TO produce such well.dc-
veloped accumulation Of slang. Unless
Nemesis is endowed with more than com
mon capacity, (Which, by the way, has Not
been shown il is not at nll likely that an
other such an article will ever emanaie
from his Cor herr pen; because oil the low.
groyeling and ,ituperaiiye powers Of his
being must have been Frustrated by the
Uncommon draft which must necessarily
have been made upon them, in order to
create snch a heterogeneous mass OF cor
rup:ion as came ont In your paper OF April
10th. The letter has decidedly etiemi
nate tone; aud if | would not be accused
Of want Of chiyalry, would assert that
"Nemetis" is. in both senses OF the word,
one of the soft sex.
"FroD, NE perfect knor'edge wdh 'chick
he speaks If ereyfh6g perfuia;ng 70 The
pii=e r,sg," Nemesis" is led 10 believe
that Argus" must be very familiar with
the manly sport, &c. Now you clearly
zee that Ne mesis'' constitutes himself u
competent judge Of such sport, aud if he
rccuid he could tell of many "mill' that
he has witnessed on Bloody Island.
lie advocates that no one with common
sense would have expected to see periec-
ton in party of young amateurs. Ger
iainly noll if they did. they were sadly
mistaken when they witnessed the at
iempts of the Clionians. That the actors
we've in the least difhdent, | cannot zee,
On the contrary, there was an uncommon
show of pomposity manifested by some, IL
not oil. | beg .eave TO tell Nemesis"
that my fine cultivated taste scas 40,
shocked" at the "apish actloLs anu grim.
aces it was not particle more extreme
than had anticipated. When 20 to
see collection Of monkeys. | expect TO
see monkey-like actions, and am never
shocked at 1t. And be also asks, why did
not volunteer to give them few hints,
&c. Nemesis when you go to me-
nagerie, do you spend your time 10 trying
to civiize or tame the wild beasts exhibit
ed there? | don't, unless we'll paid for
my trouble. beg leave also to decline
his very kind invitation to board around;
for the very reason that unless l could
find brighter intellect to work upon, aud
more appreciation than is apparent in
him, it would not be very paying insti-
tuition, nor reflect much credit upon me.
lie would pleasantly suggest the age of
the quotation which l made use Of, to H.
lustrate, viz: Give me liberty or give me
death" No ope attempted to pass that
for neV idea nor for an original one, as
will be observed by the quotation marks.
Nemesis" must be very dubious in re-
gard to the universal recognition of the
fact that that entertainment given by the
Clioninns was complete success, from the
pertiDsci'y with which he insists upon re.