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The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1852-12-09
The Deaf aud the Dumb.

Mr. J. s. BgowN arrived in town on yes
terday morning with his interesting tamil,
Of mutes. In cur paper Of the 26th ult., we
gave a very complimentary notice of MIR.
Brown, from the Indiana State Journal
Mr. Brown has been chosen by the Board
of Administrators of the Deaf, Dumb and
Blind Asylum Of the State OF Louisiana a.
principal. The institution is to be estab-
lished in this city in conformity with acts
Of the last Legislature. The old college
buildings will be Immediately fitted up for
the temporary use of the Asylum and we
look to see the institution that dates its ex-
istence from this period to become the great
Southern Asylum for this class Of unfortu-
mates
From short acqaaintanceshjp with Mr..
Brown we think him eminently qualified
for the business. To an energetic charac-
ter is united in him, feelings of ph.lan-
throphy without which the soul OF the mute
can never be reached. We think Mr.,
Brown is the very man to build up an in
stituton upon permanent foundation
TIE little family "ip misfortune" that
come to live amogst us, are all natives OF
Louisiana. From Master Achez of Napol-
.nyille we learn their names which are as
follows
Desire Achez from Napoleonville, La.
I, F Kendall : Centrevile
I.B. Daigle from Cranes Forge P. O. La.
J. S. Chataisnef from Houma, La
p. A. Charaieuer, " ''
Marcus S. Cheatharn from E. Rouge, La.
J. NJ. T. B. Dunna,n, from Hineston La.
FEMALES.
PAMELA T.allant from Napo'eonvillc, La.
! Eugene Achez,
Ozlurn Way, from Lafayette City, La.
Amelia Anselm fron, Bayou Chicot la.
Eve T.. Chataignes from Houma, La.
Now that an Institution is Prominently
established in Louisiana we can gay that
its doors are open to our sister Sites
in the confederacy and we can in time pay
bacl, cur gratitude if not to Indiana herself
to some OF her neighbors in this GLORIOUS
| Union.
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1852-12-09

Senteuced.-Howard, who was re-
Gently convicted at Louisville for the
murder Of II man named Dreibaus, has
been sentenced to he hung on the
18th Of .Ianuarr next.
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1852-12-09

We are authorized TO announce JAMES
s. BAILEY, as candidate for the Lower
House in the iy.ext Legislature.
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1852-12-09
PIANO for Sale

!. FINE centre Rosr vocu French Action
n Piano with sever. 9caves, Iron t!ste
aud Bar. Warranted T. aud the climate.
Further particulars enquire at the Genet
Office. Persons desiring 'ine Piano will
please cali and examine De- 9th
The Advocate please copy 1t.
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1852-12-09
Union.

An interesting little girl of ten years Of
age, in Nashau, n. H., was SO badly fright
ened recently, by man disguised in a
an affection Of the brain ensued of which
she died
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1852-12-09

We are authorized to announce PETEl
McAITkICK, Esq, as a candidate for
seat in the Lower House OF the next Legis
lature.
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1852-12-09

20 We call attention to sale Of house.
hold furniture by E. Bogel On Saturday
next,
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1852-12-09

"V. B. PALMER, the American News
paper Agent, is the authorized agent for Tn:
paper in the cities Of Boston, New York, and
Philadelphia, and is duly empowered to take
advertisements and subscriptions at the rate
required by US. His receipts will be regarded
as payments. His Offices are--BosToN, Scol-
lays Buildings; NEW yoaK, Tribune Bull.
dings; PHILADELPu1A, N. W. corner Third
and Chestnut streets.
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1852-12-09
Garden Seeds,

TUST received from the Society Of Shak
y els, Pleasant iiiIl, Ky, a large and fresI
supply of garden seeds,
dec 7-y. JOHN G. LANOUE.
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1852-12-09

DEPSCNs indebted t. the firm of J.
+ Parry + Ca, vii pleas" come up TO
the counter and settle beft,e Toe SHw Year
comes il. The term OF he partnership, OF
J. Parry u Co, is anons 70 expire III early
payments will preven. 1toubie an cnai-.s-
ION. dec. 81 J. P.ERI ( 70.
G1UNDKIE S-New ard Choira sa-
- gar, Apples; Potatoes; Raisins A.
oads; CracknelI Biscuits just received BY
JOSHUA BEAL.
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Just Receive,

Just Received.
A fine lot of fresh currents; 10 kegs
n fresh Goshen Butter 50 liz Boxes
London Packed Raisens
FIELDING MussELMAN.
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MAGNOLIA Course.

We alluded yesterday in short paragraph
to the preparations making by the spirit
cd proprietors Of the Magnolia Course, for
the races on the 18th inst. We understand
that quite number Of stables will be rep
resented, and great sport is expected
MessYs Odom & Brunton have done every
thing in their power 10 render the race
track attractive in appearance, and perfect
in It's arrangements. We have seen many
Of the best tracks in the Uuon, and we hes
ltatc not to say that the Magnolia is equal
to any of them, and it should be sconrce
Of pride and pleasure to our citizens, to once
year enjoy the soul stirring amusements
Of the turf $50 lang .h/th auenue boys,
don't you hear the fast ans coming"
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1852-12-09

A young german scholar, named,
Kamphausen, arrived at St. Louis on
the 14th ult., from New York city,
having walked the entire distance and
carried with him a valuable library of
standard scientific works upon a
wheelbarrow. He came to this coun-
try upon a scientific tour, but by some
means finding himself short of money,
he left New York with twenty cent S
in his pocket, bis wheelbarrow and his
library.
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Ro1c Smith Lost lbs Bride
The way the younger Mir. snith lost
his bride, who would have been, was
rather singular. They went one
day-Nr. Smith aud Margaret Sophia,
to dine at fashionable hotel on the
sea-.3i1ore, and Mr.. Smith, who wished
to appear smart, made great -four
ish at the table, and gave something
a quarter, as he supposed---to the wait
err The latter looked at it, bowed
stifly, and laid the coin on the table,
between MIR. Smith AID Margaret
Sophia. Imagine her Indignation
imagine his modification, on discover
ing that it was cent That night Mr
Smith was dismissed by Margaret
Sophia.
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1852-12-09

The Rrussian and Pruasian Minis
tiers have received sudden orders firm,
their respective Government TO longer
70 absent themselves from Paris, and
VI. Castelbejac has been ordered to
st. Petersburgh. The empire has
thrown the European powers into a
fever.
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1852-12-09

~ We are obliged to our friend Of the
Planters Banner for the notice he takes of
US in his last paper. We don't know how
it is but the Comet puts girdle round the
Earth with unusual punctuality. Che only
reason we know for it is that it is small and
generally composed Of very light materials
"Suns" Moons and Stars 'Beacons' and
"Zodiacs" are regular in their motion but
they are ponderous bodies and from their
regularity do not attract the attention which
cratic Comets command.
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1852-12-09

~To day is the day set apart by
the citizens of New Orleans for cell
ebrating the obsequies Of Calhoun,
CLAY, and Webster. Arrangements
on grand scale Of magn6ceuce Lave
been made, and it will be the greatest
public demonstration Of the kind that
has ever taken place in this State.
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1852-12-09

Ho,o to Finish Daughter
For the attainment Of this end. Punch
gives the following directions:
l. Be always telling her how pretty
she is.
Q Jnstill into her mind a proper
love Of dress.
:. Accustom her to so much pleasure
that she is never happy at home.
I. Allow her to read nothing but
novels.
S. Teach her all the accomplishments,
but none Of the utilities Of HE.
6. Keep her in the darkest igno-
rance Of the mysteries Of housekeeping
7. Initiate ner into the principle
that it is vulgar to do any thing for her
self.
8. To strengthen the latter belief,
let her have ladies' maid
8. And lastly, having given her such
an education, marry her to clerck OF
the Treasury, upon Els a year. or to
an ensign that is going eut to India.
II, with the above careful trimming, your
daughter is not finished, you may be
sure it is no fault OF ours, and you must
look upon her escape as nothing short
Of a miracle.
A western farmer, being obliged to
sell yoke Of oxen to pay his hired
msn, told him that he could not keep
him any longer.
why said the man, "I'll stay and
take some Of your cattle in place OF
money"
"But what shall do, S. id the farm
er, when my COWS and oxen are all
gomez
why; you then work for me, and
| oct hem back -
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1852-11-24
Our Raleigh Correspondence.
Raleigh, November 10Th. 1855

Sinre Monday last. The Senate has mi
d ne much OF interest. They have in
deed lal la adjourn at an early hour
one or Two days Tor the want oI business $.
while the House had a largesamoni np.
on lis table. The mos, interesting Item
Is the rfjr lion Of bill Ia give The eIec-
lion of Clerks and Masters ~ Equily 10
The people. by vule Of % 10 lS. On
the same day. We-lnrs'iay.) WAS most
ex'raordinary hill introduced by the Srna.
tor from Wayne. 10 make R.il Road Com.
panles liable for damages bv fire from
Locomotives. was rejected by vale Of
81 To 8. You vii see from the debate
thai The Senator AMI his bill were lieral-
" rosie'i by the sarcasm If Messrs. I.,l-
llng;"n and others. whonppi<ed It's pas.
sage. There was nothing uf in,rrps, in
The Senate proceedings oi Yesterday and
J may make the same remark IN regard 10
The pT'are.lings Of to-day. The com
mlllee an Tie Judiciary, 10 which ,hr
su'grel was referred, reported llal the In-
dIansin lrr,.kee county --somr 800, =
bel'eve-shnnld be counted in IN skng uiii
'he representative 20 ,ulasn af The Stat.
IA matter Of some little importance 10 the
West.
10 III House, il ha, been quite an in.
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STEELE RrxrsHKp.-The last $

STERILE FIxIsHED.-T'he last stone
Of the tall spire Of the Pearl street Con.
gregational Church was put in its place
precisely at twelve s'cleck, yesterday.
The spire is 2l2 feet from the level Of
the side walk, and is one of the best
proportioned steeples we have ever
seen. Its constructed entirely Of Port
land stone. Just before the last stpne
was laid. Andrew Connor. one of Die
stone masons. mounted theltop Of the
stone work and standing erect. made
handsome bow, at the same time taking
of his hat-then placing his hands on
bis hips turned completely around.
The place on which he stoodwas only
sb ut foot in diameter, and two hun.
dred and ten from the ground!
IHrtfurd Courant.
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Charleston, Nov. Is.

charleston, NOV. ~.
The steamer Isabel, Capt. Rollins,
has arrived. bringing Havana dates Of
the 18th inst. As She came out. she
saw the Crescent City near the mouth
Of the harbor. and also snw the Spanish
war steamer bearing down towards her.
II was supposed that the commander Of
the Spanish vessel had been instructed
TO inform Lieut.. Davenport that the
Crescent City could enter without fur
Their trouble, as great uneasiness was
felt at Havana on account of her non
arrival when due, the report heing cur
rent that her owners had given orders
Tor her not to stop there in future.
The Captain General, it was said, was
fearful Of provoking hostiIities with the
United States By attempting to exclude
her, and was disposed to interpose no
further interference in the matter. 1t
was not known what course would be
pursued towards Purser Smith, but it
was supposed at Havana that his dis
eIaimer u being connected with fillibus
tering movements would be deemed sui.
ficient. The prospect Of an amicable
settlement Of the difficulty had given
great satisfaction to the citizens Of Ha
yana.
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sTATE-LEGIsLATURE.
SENATE.
Thursday, Noyembe

Thursday, November u.
Mr.. Steele. from the committee on FL
nance. To whom the suiJec, had been re-
ferred, reported bill to increase the reve.
nue. of the Stale on The sale OF its bonds.
The bill was read FIRST lime.
Mr.. GIImer. frun The committee on
The jndiciary. reported back The. bill fnr
the better administration Of justice, aud
recommended ms passage.
Ms. Palmer presented snndry resolu-
lions. directing The Treasurer 10 subscribe
IN eight hundred shares Of the slork oflhe
FayeuevilIe and Centre Plank Road Com.
feqy. l. was read and referred to the
elNit'eo on ln,rrra Improvements.
~ hill - tNsorpors,e ,he Concord
~ Ansnn Plank Road company. was
rad serond lime. The amendments re-
commended by the CON milsee agrred 10.
further amended ON molinu Of Nc. Kelly.
and passed.
The bsll to incorporate the Haywood
md Pillsborough Plank Road Company.
md
The bill TO incorporate the HAYWOOD
and Raleigh Plank Road Company, were
read srrund time.
Friday, Novembcr L.
On motion nf Mr.. Washington il was
Res5lUed. That message he Sent 10 The
House "a Commons. prnpnsing 70 raise a
uIni select ramm liee 10 consist of three
=. lie part Of Tie Senate. and six on The
..rl uf The Huuse, 10 ascertain aud re-
;afl In The General Assembly The present
of The Institution for The educa.
ion OF The deal. dumb. and Hind. The
same. ir which Tie saline ilas been and |,
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Our readers win see. Ly,refsencs to our 10.
sisl.sive summary. that the Hon. Thomas Rufhn,
Chirf Justice o. the supreme Count, has resign
eJ his seal on that Bench. a
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North Carolina Coal Hkids.-A let.
ter from a gentleman in the county Of
CHATHAM. lately received. announces
the sale Of one hay of the Taylor Coal
Mine. By Messrs. Gilmer. waddeIl &
Co.. to Northern Company, Tor the
sum of $4,000. UiL Her. 4
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The New York Mirror saws that the
Rev. Francis Il. Hawks, Of that city.
who was elected to the Bishopric Of
Rhode Island. with the reetorsbip Of
Grace church, in Providence, has de-
clined their acceptance.
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lossias, No,smlSs IL.
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IA m,,,..a cf - 3 - e ftxx xoad.
,l,s rule. xrr< fs<c <s.Ie. and he bin pul
usou - second rrsd,ns.
A, f.,xr ,,,ra m.xrd "a amend by
x,f.l;.v ~, III .lser he sa.r,iay clzs.<.
..d ;nsrr,;eg ,uppleaorassI bill a
e.xrx inta efsrct he zes establishing he
..,d e.na,x-
N. mo,,nn AZ Mr.. Wheeler. OF Linealn.
.he bill and amrndmens we're laid upon
.he table and made ile sPeriai oder a enc
day Tor Tuesday next.
On moiion Of Mr. Saunders. Of Wake.
me piai 70 incorporate ,"s "s"''' ~
Nonh Csfoiina fS''osu company
taken Up ana maue we s'ee'1' o'oe' ~ '''e
day ~ Monaai heAl
Mf. 1hef'y. i'o,n 'ne ~,
Finance reported Au's,s' =" .''e , = - !" !.
repeal ssr- s"Hp'el 90 |" nc '<eu a., ,
nses, eeier,h'ng Pea'a's 'ssehse "s'
anu rJfe'rh.
Also adversely on we 'ero'u''"h 70 M
quire 'i''' me expen'en'y 81 laying = Va
on fesns made c'o"'ne o'anen' 'ho we
State. Report CONQUERED IN anu e"'n''''''
TEE discharged
on mo'i"n "i hr. Saunders. "' "sse
The iionse went into committee OF n'
Whole. MI 'nfffy." ''er'f' IN lhe eiis'f
ana "oS up ihe OH r"neern'nR me y"
penof ana onn'y e"n',S. ne "'se"s
sion oe"p'ru tue 'emA'hoef "'e"e sFss'o"
II "Wednesday, November IL,
I The Speaker presented the following
communication from Chief Jus.icr Ruilin
" hich was read by The Clerk !:
n. n. u.....f.. "a. ,....ruy 1...mhh,
~ Nh csreEno ,'o,r 81 s,,;.n.
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afa.a .,a..a ~, M. ~
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.ss.'h,.. p.,II,.ra I.,.,,..a - u
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800 r. t,...aa $500 49,, ~,
- :a.,;ir.~.a,
vice. Yea / ran truly aver. that 20 IN
hest Of nv ability lhave administered m
law rs ! understood il, and 10 the ends Z
suppressing crime aud wrong and uphold
ing virlue, irulh and riphi; aiming 10 Civ
confidence To honest men. and 10 ronfirr
I in aft pootI citizens a love fur our roun,r
, and sure irus, in her laws and mapis
trales. In INV place | hope 4 have con
irihuird To those ends: and 4 6rml
believe that our laws will. ms hereto
fore, be we'll executed, and our peopl,
happy in the administration of ius,,c,
homes, and cnnlenled a. long as they keel
and only as long as they keen. the ind.
pendent and sound iu,Ilriarv now psi,
!, hIi.hed in the t'on<iilu,inn-w hlrh. wi,
) all other blessings. | tarnesiIv pray NAV
4 perpeluaied la the people Of North Car,
lima.
|: | have The honnr to be. gsnilemeI
. your mosi obliged aud obi. serran,.
III THOMAS RUFFIN.
Raleigh. November 10Th, 1852.
On ,n,,,;on or IA, Sunl.rs NJ WI,
Tho .have c,,n,nun;,.,;,, go o,.,a.a.,
10 ihe senate w'ih a proposition 10 prir
!, he. f,au j.. s.n..,. MI c.. 60 !,
d IIo So "
A M D.,h.on ~ Sn ;n,,,,,,l.
r soluuon ms rur,iuv ,be ro,nn,;,,ee an /,
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re~''"g-'eas ""y
rnaay, No'e"oe'
MI. Martin, from The select committee,
10 which was referred The bill 70 give The
eleriion 81 Clerks and Masters ~ Equity
% the People. rep"neo me same 10 Tie
House. and recommended us passage.
Tile bill having been reso ihe seconu
time.
| Mr.. Munday moved 10 amend ny IN
seriine section 70 provide ior The eiec-
lion oil County Surveyors; anu upon The
amendment Mr. Williams. Of warren
Icsllrd lor the ayes and noes.
Mr. iherfy rfgreIeh 70 see ihis PHI
make It's regular oirnn'ai appearance. ne
lpreseni Clerks and Masters were. he be-
lieved, ialhlni aud eihrieni oifrers; and
there could be no good fessnn i"r arhangt
in the mole oi appointing them. tie dad
mol believe the people desired ~. " ihe
desire was TO si'inmrai'ze our INSTITUTIONS
IN this particular mo'e IMAM hfy We're
lsi The election 81 'nr important officers
be gwen 10 the pe"p'e' MOI snc' o. ihese
Mf' WAN" o',.y "Pr'". ne ea'e
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was ~ a 10 $50.
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{ +" " va a 1T. .g.,d +. .;,,;r,. .nand
nan, - r.,,rJ - ,he cau,,v If pan n
,,,L. wh.n Mr. Cherrv mayed ,h,, III,
lh;Il w;,h Tho amend mem, he ,nle6ni,el,
,,,s,non.d AIR Marin called lor m,
ayes and noes. aud the molion did M, pre-.
va,l-aycs 30. noes Go. The amend
ment of, red by Mr.. Brooks was iher
Adopted.
Ar With offered AN amcn,lmen, !,
,ror,,le a., III. VI, ,,on ,f f.o.,,v Fms
'e.s he m. ,eonl. penJ;ug which NJ
ucDu,.ld m,,ed ,ha, HE hill he nos,
n,,sJ ,h,, Il. mini, ,,v. Time 4, ,rsn -,
suhs,,,,, nrnx;,I,nu ,ha, clrrks /.
S,o.r;., = t,,,r,s may ,I;scb,rge Tho ,iu,,e,
&c Clerks aud Masters in Equity The
House refused 10 p 'sipu,e; and the qnss.
liun was taken upon The amendment q
Mr.. Webb. which was r.iecmJ-yras 43
NAYS SO.
Mr.. Sprull offered an amendment Il
provide far the eltrrion of County Regis.
tiers, Overseers al Road, Patrol, SnlicI.
tors. a.. hy The people.
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We are rlss<ee1 TO zee hat william Hill esd
the Venerable Secretary o. STATE. has been reelec-
ted sh< Office which be has 80 Ioag and worhely
6lled BY an unanimous vote The Legislature
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ysednesday, November "a.


We lave fsceissd ths Official so.e in lb< Elee-
fian IN this siais for prssd<si and Vice Press
asui Il lh< Unisd ss.les. bot cannot make rosm
sor xtAis ~eehl The rode for Pierce and King
Is 1874; ot Scott and Graham 7s.o5si leaving
. uisjsdiy g. Pirros and King Of ese- Reals
najosisy owes Kerr in Augus was 5.ssi. The
whole - risea in this election falls ie.s7s
shsu II " vote give ia August
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The bill 10 give the election of Clerks
and Masters III EIuity To the people; the
bill To incorporate the Haywood and
Chapel It'll Plank RnaI Company; and
the bill TO inc s'rpnrale the Fayetteville aud
Raleigh Plank Road Company. passed
the second reading.
The bill To Incorporate The Greensbo-
rough Mutual Insurance ami Trust Com
pany. was amended and pas eel The second
reiding. and the rules being suspended.
the bill was read The third line aud pas
sed.
The bill 10 incorporate the Galph aud
Graham Plank Rad Company, passed
lis third reading,
Wednesday. November IL.
The bill Ia increase abe revenue OF The
State. from the sale Of lis bonds. aud the
bill 10 Incorporate the Hay wool and RI.
The Woodville Republican., 1852-12-21
NOTICE.

u,HE public are hereby cautioned against
trading for certain Prom issary No to,
Drawn by Joseph Emeree, in favor of Fred
prick Hysenbottle dated about the LIST July,
A.D. 1852, and due on the LIST August, 1852,
for the sum Of 500. The said Hysenbottle,
having left this county, and having in his pos
session said note, which is not his property
The public are caution not to trade for it,
AMANDA L. HYSENB0TTLF,
NOV 90---.f