A Couple Or Opinions About Jackson

tnifíuislied norse kleptomamac, lias returaed to his " last," and it is to be hoped that neithor his industry or his moráis have been porverted by his late visit to this city. 8ilas lias been acoused of being rich, but he is not rioh and he oams his bread by the sweat of his brow. Wnen Sil:is goes on a pleasure excursión - he drifts inechiinieally towards Jaekson, but when he arrivés, he is down on everything exeopting tho Prison. While here somo citizens attompted to quiz him. "I presume you nre quito attaehed to Jackson, Mr. Doty?" "D - n Jiickson," s:iid Silas, who can swear as accurately and in quito as polishod and expeiicnced a manner as Horaco Greoley. " I) - n Jackson ; the State ought to run its walls clean around tho city, instead of fencing in a dozen acres or so. It would then have secured the biggest lot of blacklegs in creation." Not a bad retort under provocation.certíiinly, and we aro learinded by it of an enstcni drummer, who, on the first night of liis advent here drank very freely of champagne, and on the fourth duy aí'ter his arrival gave exprassion to his injured feelíngs 113 follows: " Gentlemen, I am going to leave. This sort of thing is plnyod out. I've now now beon hero nearly a wccfc, and every 111:1.] 1 I luive met is so confoundedly drunk that it is impossiblo for mo to transact any business with thoni." And he left on tlio flrst