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The daily union., 1852-08-03
/. The Campaign Of ,sas.. !.

THERE yet hand little than hundred
The Campaiga ieiN" political published during
auspices Of Thomas Richie Al the
entered into that contest are faithfully recorded
In The presidential elections
counies the m .ednrs Of the BAL
moe Philadelphia (whig} Convention
indeed other oects o moment which are hteb
hrosh the approaching campaign will be
in
he Campaign contains 6 folio bound IN strong hoad'
viii be sold ~ the low Psee "' two
dollars. !,
hundred cnpcs on hana fhose VINO
wish 10 purobaee may procure them At this Office
June li-eoG
The daily union., 1852-08-03
General Pierce as judged by his Associates in
Congress. Hon. A. Beaumont, Of Luzerno
County. Penna YlYania.


MIR. Beaumont is one of the most talented. sauncb,
and veteran democrats Of Pennsylvania and served in
Congress with General Pierce. The men who know
General Pierce bestboth in his civil and military career
To he most jealous in promoting his election Ina
speech delivered the 4lh of July last Mr. Beaumont
sad
Ia respect the two candidates presented by the Bal
tmore Convention, Mr.. b. remark ked that pure,
upright and vinoous men could not be found in the
public. Ii was his happiness have been assoc lated with
the two eminent men In OF the trying and
meutous periods Of political affairs 1t when the
whole power of the nrstocrscy Of the country was
concentrated in the United States Bank in a mighty
struggle, under the lead Of their daring and sI
ented leaders, TO subject the government its corrupt
and haughy control. Daring the whole of that evenul
period Fnskin Pierce found faithful aud fearless in
defence Of the constitution and of the rights Of the people.
His and his conduct all occasions will verify this
allegation. purer democrat more devoted rartt
does not breathe in ths republic
Colonel William X. King one of the purest statesmen
Of the Union and experienced and veteran democrat
Practised in all the rules OF legislation and profoundly
learned in The civil history Of the government he Is emil
neny qualified for the for which he has been non
mated. for filing the Srsf post in tho gilt Of the people.
Such are the candidates presented by the Baltimore Demo
cratic Convention sosses Of the democracy Of Tho
nation; and they every way worthy the support tf
every democrat"
The daily union., 1852-08-03
The Religious Test In New Han pshtre

The following paragraph from the Albany Argus al
Iudes The well known fact that the federal OF whg
party put the Catboc-dsabiity clause the consiu
,on Of New Hampshire, and also the further fact thai
the party, though minority. has kept i, there
against the strenuous efforts repeal it OF such democrats
as Gen. Pierce and Judge Woodburys repeal requiring
po-thrds popular vote. which the democratic party in
the State ha. never reached
"THs RELIGIOUS The Evening Jour al assumes ,b,t
the democratic party in New Hampshire has had for the
last twenty-five years. the power Of compelling large por
ton Of their wbg opponents with tbcp fov the abc
lton OF the regous testl Else, do perceive
can hold the democ ratio parry Of that State responsible
It's continuance. To wipe IL out requires
thirds of the electors Such the Democratic party
never did command in New Hampshire. Without the aid
Of whig votes and considerable number of th~n ,hev
get rid Of it. The whiss notorious hs We s8-
hered, as party 10 the test and tho last when
the question OF sbroeaon submed the lead OF
the whig candidate for governor they took ground, a.
PARTY, against it's abrogaton. Who, under such circum
stances, responsible for ts contnurpce but the whg
party Of New Hampshire who have thrice refused TO come
10 the aid OF the dsocrac In its efforts strike Il ouf
As to the birth the spifi, in which
old the alien and sedton awsaod they were both the
offspring Of The same federal or whig party"
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CITY OF WASHINGTON.
Congress So Monday.

SrHATE.-Mr Bfodhead moved TO reconsider the vote
by which the joint resolution allowing the Congressional
Globe and Appendix 10 pass through the mails free Of
postage was passed, debate ensued, after which the
motion to reconsider disagreed toyeas 49, nays 2s
The river and harbor bill read second tme and
referred 10 The Committee on Commerce.
Mr.. Toucey moved TO reconsider the vote by which a
memorial of General James Hamilton on the subject OF
the Texas debt, referred to select committee After
some debate the subject was postponed.
bill relating 10 private land claims in California was
taken up. and Mr. Gwin spoke on the subject Mr.
Weller made short reply, and the subject was post
poned.
The Indian appropriation bill was taken up, considered
and laid asde and the bill authorizing exploration Of
the China taken up; pending the consideration
OF which the Senate adjourned.
HOUSE OF REPREsENTATIvEs.-On motion OF Mr. Flick
lin, the House took up the bill granting pre-empon
rights 10 the settlers the line OF the Mobile and Chi
cago railroad, and agreed TO the Senate's amendment
thereto Shortly afterwards, they proceeded TO the fur
ther consideration OF the bill authorizing certain sol
ders of the of 1912 to exchange their boy lands
for others. which was debated until the termination OF
the morning hour. After which the joint resolution fix
ing the day for the termination OF the session was taken
up, and the Senaes amendment designating Tuesday,
August 3lst the day, was agreed to-
The House then went into Committee OF the
Whole on the state OF the Union, (Mr Phelps in the
char and devoted the balance of the days session to
the consideration OF the Senae's amendments TO the
Military Academy and civil and diplomatic appropriation
bills.
When the committee rose the Military Academy bill
was reported back amended and, after il was dis
posed of, the House adjourned
The daily union., 1852-08-03

generally known, says the Fredona Censoy our village
has been for long time lighted by natural sas which is.
sues a. certain places spontaneously from 6snres in the
UNDERTAKING strata of rock. The supply, however has
hitherto proved insufficient for the demand On Thurs.
day afternoon last, while workman was engaged in
drilling iof further supply OF water in the we'll at the
Johnson Honse, bssnre was reached from which. on
the withdrawal OF the drlI large and constant current
Of gas issued wlh much force through the water Upon
placing funnel over tho Jet and applying candle the
gas isn'ed. throwing column Of fame to he Top Of the
well, near twenty feet and burning he man severely.
Up to the present lime the gas continues 10 issue una
ngly and Is the intention Of be propeols of the hotel
10 apply Il TO immediate in lighting then building
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Sale OF Improved Lands i'm Oho, ceded by the Wyan-
lott In

NOFICE-We respectfully all persons indebted TO
~ previous the fret OF July settle ter accounts ee by
cash. but done before the first of August they will
then be called upon do MAGRUDER CALVERT.
Julx U-nr
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II biographies Of Pierce and king.

This publication for the canvass is ready, and
can be promptly supplied in any numbers that may be
wanted, from this Office gt cost price, 10 the orders of
members of Congress or OF other persons
The daily union., 1852-08-03


TIE New koa'e TO Magyar" Falls. from Albany 20
Rochester, Lockpo the Rochester, Lock
and Niagara Fails noad enables from Al
bay the Falls from the Falls Albany twelve hours
This will be convenience
the travelling public and
share Of business.
NEW AND DIRECT ROUTE TO NIAGARA FALLS.
opcning Of the Roeee, Loport and Niagara Falls Railroad
Of road will be travelling
Wednesday, June 30 1852 which time trains
will running as soIiowsi
lst uan-Eypress leaves Rochester at o 10 a. m
2d Accommodation - 80
Sd Way express 2op.m
Arriving nj Niagara Falls a 2 70 a. and 20 and
Returning trains leave Niaaars talls-
lst tain-way express, Niagara Fails at Is
I'd Accommodation 0P
ID Express %
Connecting with regular trains the Albany and
| Rochester rairoads
Passengers by leaving Albany by the 10 train,
viii reach Rochester nearly hour for breakfast
and arrive AT Niagara Fails 81 10 leaving Albany 70
wil reach Rochester arriving
Niagara Fails AT Returning leaving the Fall.
of York.
boston, twelve hours in advance o any 9th
Passengers by this right The
Rochester depot WARREN COLBuRN
July ti-dimo IInei] Superintendent.
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A WAGEH.--The advertiser having 61een dollars.
II without immediate for propose investing
terms which the
liberal
which General will obtain the electoral $3.50
viii northeastern States that viii
votes for Frank Pierce $3.50 that States
the Unios that viii General $3.50 viii
eighteen State. will Flank Pierce $500
lin Pierce Will be the President OF the UIited States
The above bets be taken collectively.
Apply the bar OF the Empire HOTEL Pennsylvania be
tween Sd and ~ July J-Jt'
limited STATES SILK and Bunting Flag Nanufac-
torThe subscriber respectfully members Congress-
and others wishing political United
ing has that he is constantly making flags size and
uon lie has hand several srgesze buang
make TO order any number at the shortest notice.
DAVID A. BAIRD,
Aug l-eoiw Upholsterer, eth street. Penn.
of Inprov Lands i'm Ohio, eeded by the wyan-
dots In ls42.
NOTICE hereby given, that under authority this
~ office ID March, io4j and 18th Iuy 1852 the
sold portion Of the improved lands Upper sandus Ohio esded
by be Wysndot the th OF March, 1872 will be offered
public sale Upper sandusk oho Monday 27h day
Of September
BY provisions July 1854 the
dollars and 6ny without the valuation
the improvements,
under my city Washington 2sth day
July, Domini thousand eight bundled dy
JOHN WILSON,
Acting Commissioner Of the General Land Once.
July 3o-3aw4w
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Ian ss=szt @szstta 'esszHlll :sa sai.s:s11l

Baltimore and Washington Railroad.
PASSENGER trans n. fnowsi
Leave Washington AT 6 aud O. m l2i, M, and
Leave Baltimore ~ aud Q, a and ~, p m.
On Sundays the third trains from Washington and
md md fosra,f ,from Bsi,nor. omitted.
Tickets Philadelphia New York
obtained by trims leaving =, 0, and Passengers
themselves
Baltimore Philadelphia, the railroad station.
Badensburg, s3 per quarter win be
furnished upon application AT the Office.
r. u. PARSONS,
Ap 25dH Agent
The weekly Placer herald., 1852-10-16

,W The reports from the river claims
this week are 'encouragingh Many OF the
companies keep their toms going night
and day. 80 -b>,a u,.,I,I III, ,...
The weekly Placer herald., 1852-10-16

The Condemned Bar company divided
last week between the members, of the
company, the neat sum of 1000 dollars
for the result of the weeks work. lllaInV
The weekly Placer herald., 1852-10-16

90 About 500 letters left the .4ubirn
post office for the states this last mail. .,,S
The weekly Placer herald., 1852-10-16

The New YoEK, WORLDS FxfR.-The
directors of the worfcl's Industry have Sc
lected plan for their building. 1t is a
Greek cross, with a dome OVER the litter
section. Each 1dia'lieter of the cross is s65
feet long and lac feet broad, and the dome
is l3Q feet high syT here s;are ip the build
ing 1900 square feet, 1Sof. space On ths
ground'foor, and6s, 900 square faer in the
galleries. itisestimated to ocost $f95, 900
'Ehe Building is, to be. entirely ofi,iron and
glass,- and iis already advertised to lie
opened on the Cd ,of May, 1898. The
other Plan. are very beautiful and insenlT,
ous,' aud the directors,are confdeH they
have selected the best.
The weekly Placer herald., 1852-10-16

A portion of the crew of the N. B. Pal
IneriiwentIiou -boaEds of that yesseh on
'EussdayaAapA, cut,.Wdi damaged the rig
ging IN such manner that, "a Be W. l1up1
ming set will be necessary.
The weekly Placer herald., 1852-10-16


IMpRovEMENrs.--In the way of build
'p6 nnr tnAUn presents an active appear.
ance at the present times New buildings
are being erected on almost every street.
Our neighbors across the way, Messrs,
Rust s. Nye, are now erecting large, and
splendid building for the e'conveniehce Of
tie travelling public, which will~Be COM
pleted in the course of few weeks. In
fact our citizens all seem to consider it
necessary to carry ON the "haarch oi i'm
provenent," and prepare for the aces.
sion Of population, which AnbornI is to
receive the coming winter.oi e.so'<io Hfaa
tHomEwARD Bousp. steamer Pa
cific left San francisco yesterday for San
Juan, with large number Or passengers
and about the usual amount ofa dpst--
$4,000, 900. The Oregon leaves to day
for Panana. niwrGn .qU mofl irnqa4 s
a-,., ff,1 A-f-s-el. ~ ~ ~ adt
There, is now Ia theatre. in full blast at
Neyada!eiita fn4io Ia ~ 9lduub II
taYtt ,.1ii'yntl
9Pages Bacon e. co. shipped yesserlsyI
blythe Pacific the enormoes sum Of
$500, ,s64,50 ra9y 7,S''- III $ ~, 7a+ .1
sI,he new levee AZ Sacraihento is near-i
lyaeompissed.. The while work, II j. ex-
pected win Je finished ~ the middl eAfI
The weekly Placer herald., 1852-10-16

Miners are already crowding into our
city from various points, In, anticipation
Of the rainy season, and the completion
of the Bear river canal. We learn that
during the past week large n number ni'ls sf' Of
claims have been staked off lin our immer
The weekly Placer herald., 1852-10-16

'Ths antiquarians, in continued search
.,haye- beenA Afor'unaR p- finding anober
ehkpta q the los tSoka Truly 9eir
lanesS Shdld hs haB Bded dawn to poseriE
bringing before the world that which was
lost to it for so many ages. -,
l"nActn hksAazi nI1A paN1R IA ,
The weekly Placer herald., 1852-10-16

"A gentleman of this city, Mr.. Fair1
child., informs as that he found near this
place, "a few days since a prospect Of
three bits to the pan, with pjeanty Of dirt
to wash. :, We have no doubt that the
sgood time coming'' promised SO often
win be along here this winter, If there
are many such places. ,ga,.,aq ,oaI ysa,
The weekly Placer herald., 1852-10-16

The woman Dolores Martinez, tried
for the murderiof Serniila Ollo, III San
Francisco, hats been convicted Of man
slaughter, and recommended to the mercy
ofthe codir by fhe'jdry! al'a ion hs9n
The weekly Placer herald., 1852-10-16

There is now "a theatre in fnll blast a
Ncyada!eiita fn-io "a iit 9lduuh r.
The weekly Placer herald., 1852-10-16

9Pages Bacon g. co. shipped yesserls!
blythe Pacific 5 the enormoes sum o
$500, ,s64,50 1a9y s,S'''- ~ :; 'saa ~. r.. r..
The weekly Placer herald., 1852-10-16

1--WE hope by our next Issue to present
our readers with the Herald printed upon upon
good white paper rilstaq s'nn"sa 81
The weekly Placer herald., 1852-10-16

$150 Tor the 80 acres script; $75 for the
80 acres, and $S7p so for the 40 acres.-4
They resell at $l64,, $77, and $ss So %
I A correspondent Of the Times, writing
from the mines says:
Mining continues he same as rs usual.
One in twenty gets something-nineteen
not successful. New diggings have been
discovered some so miles from here.
i'Ffei brotherfof Maj! Jafies d. Savage,
who 'was recently killed in California by
Mag. Harvey, is requested to write to the
editor of,tho' Oregonian, from whom he
win learn something to 'llisradvantage.!M
TOregonian!g gqd, geh sf'i rs ii9aaN ea h
I CARSON VALLEY.--Col. Ross, who ar,
riveadl at Sacrqqimento city few days since,
reports four feet of. snow upon the, noun
taias: sr,aA large number, of immigrants
will no doubt be compelled, to remain in
the valley over winter, and that, too, with
very limited supply of provisions.,dT.
Three meh' were severely Injured III
San Francisco, on the 10Th inst. They
were Blasting rock, when premature ex--
plosion took place, liurlins them some ten
feet from the arock.' lOhe Of Tie 4 men, en-,
Charles Toy, it is feared will not survive
'u-u1 ~ = sttl d.iiigt
If YOU wish to spend arceuple of hours
agreeably go md hear MISS Goodenow
sing acknowledging YopowiIl act
regret take our word for it
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1852-12-12

~W. Gee that professor Bruins has
arrived in town and proposes to open
his dancing academy immediately.
Madame Bruins is xith him and will
assist in teaching the young ladies'
Professor Bruins visits " annually.
and is too we'll known to need our
commentator.
His school will open at the Town
Hall. and We feel assured that be will
bare q good class.
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1852-12-12

Maine LIMO in Teymom The
Vermont Legislature adjourned a few
days since. affer the passage ofa law
By one majorty--simi'sr - fbe Maine
Liqnor Law, which il to be submitted to
the people in February next, and ifsas-
sained. to 80 into effect March follow.
ing. II not sustained BY the people.
It u not 10 70 into effect until aftes The
seat seGjies ofths Lsgislstars.
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1852-12-12

~Walk in and see Musselman.
He haa just received from New York.
n very large stock Of fancy articles for
Christmas Presents.
Go and look Of them if you cannot
purchase. His articles ure Of novel
patterns and will reward you we'll for
spending an hour with him.
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1852-12-12

A rich man may amu~e himself Of n
morning playing the Croton upon his
side walk. and the plants in his yard.
II we in our mediocrity, If not in our
poverty, do it. we must rise with the
sun, and be thro' with the refreshing
exercise before oar ncighbor looks ou,
Of bis front dnr, or we are degraded
to the level III u 3" man serveant. Your
millionaire can refuse to subscribe to
a benevolent effort we are mean it
we decline. If he gives Of bis income a
fraction whosc numera'or is unit, aud
its 1cnomina'or sum larger than ever
was entered in our account books. he
is npp'auded. When We give to the
amount Of the huudredth part Of ON
snlary, we are Ashamed ". 7
Times.
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NOTICE

TINE subscriber having just returned from
l. New Orleans with . new and com.
plcte stock Of Jeweiyy. Of the latsst fsshion;
beg. leave 10 inform the ladies and GENTLE
men, who may favour him with their pat
rouags. that having made asreneementc
with . direct importer, b. u enabled to cell
y cheap y TIE chsspsst, and warrents n:
goods to b what be says, otherwise, he will
refund the moasy paid. Please call and sxa.
mine his stock before purchasing else where.
sept 3e.y. TnEO. COLDMANN.
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1852-12-12

Somebody says when David slew Go
liah wi b sling. the latter fell stone
dead. and Of course was quite astonish.
ed. as such thing had never entered
his head before. si ha' 70" .st r..
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1852-12-12
Auction

nN SATURDAY the nth inst, It IL
~ O'clock A. n. will be sold hne lot Of
furniture, At the Old College. Committing in
part Of. Mirrors; Bed Sieads; etc; etc.
Tables; Fine Counting ioomuesk Bu.
reaus; one tine Ch,ckering Piano. 4'a''
Dec 9th. gate f. BOEGEL, Aucionee,
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1852-12-12

A nuti!uer Vi house servants tor the
Louisiana Institution tor the Deaf and
Dumb and the Blind Those having ser.
wants to hire are requested to make u
known to w. 5. Pike ct the La. Branch
Bank. or to j. S. Brown, ct the Hsrney
Hvt,se. .Dec.IO. l.W.
Gazette and Advocate copy. 1t
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1852-12-12

TINS invention, combining simplicity
i AMI elegance, for indicating the height
OF water in SrxAM BoiLERs, IL I'll that cen
be desired for the purpose.
Planters and othsrs--proprietors Of Steam
Engines. are invited to call st the Basoa
Rouge Foundry and judge for Themselves.
for sale by
oct 2.y. HILL b HENDERSON.
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1852-12-12

"John, hows your ma p ''on, she's fat
and strong; how's yours :" Feeble enough;
lve rot 90 that ! can lick her now, an !
have every thing my own way. You don't
see me going errands and doing chores
about home % used to-" J 49,
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1852-12-12

70 Service at the Catholic, Meth.
odiss. and Presbyterian. churches this
morning at 10 o'clock
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1852-12-12

Editor Of the Comet :-You are authorized
TO announce GEORGE McMICHAEL,
Esq, Of che Parish Of Lexington, a. eau.
didats for the Senate for Senatorial District
composed u the Parishes Of East Baton
Rouge 4 Lexington THE PEOPLE. \
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1852-12-12

Mr.. Ross We learn that tho
health Of tbi. Distinguished citizen. who
il now 10 philadelphia. is improving.
He oxpects ~ b hsrs BY the 20th int.
pc
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1852-12-12

In Sium the King terminates his
dinner with an entertainment in the
open air. This consists ei her Of the
batting Of a tiger or the impairment Of
a missionary. Nice place that to ex-
pound the Prophet.
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1852-12-12

New ORLEANS AND JACKSON RAIL
EoAp.-We have received information
that Mr.. Kobb, President Of this road
has ordered sufficient iron for one hun.
drtd miles nf tue route. lie has con.
tructed for the locomotive. - Picnyane
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1852-12-12

We arc authorized to announce PETER
McKITR1CK, Esq. ~ q candidate for .
seat in the Lower House Of the next Legis.
latuse. y
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1852-12-12

On the - uIt. Somiag gave what II
called dress rehearsal in New York,
in VIII q, the s,op,e Of the audiences was
composed Of clergymen. At the close.
one Of the reverend gentlemen got up.
on the staging and proposed that some.
BODY should be selected 10 make u
s,ccch to the fair vocalist. DR.. Cox
was accordingly ch"en and did make
4 spe.rh. I, was the Boston scene re-.
rca'cd, except that nobody cried. and
ip Bible. figured in it
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1852-12-12
Piane Cof Sale.

1 FINE csntre Rose wool French Actioa
II Piano with seven Oetases, Iron l.lsts
and Bar. Warranted to stand the climate.
Further particulars enquire at the CoHet
Office. Per IONS desiring line Piano will
l.!esse call and examine. Dec. 9Th 4
The Advocate please copy It..
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1852-12-12
TO RENT.

IRON tho LIST Of Jan. 1883 for mot less
l. than one year Or term Of years, .
convenient brick dwelling with eight or
ten rooms on Lafayette street nearly oppo.
site the Harvey House. 10 . responsible
tene.t for some time iair inducements will
b. offered and improvements made 10 suit
-apply to Dec. 9th tt Ox. FAY.
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1852-12-12

We ore authorized to announce JAMES
3. BAILEY, - candidate Tor the Lower
House In the next Legislature. ~.
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1852-12-12

We arc authoixed to announce Col. A. L.
II DUNCAN. ~ candidate for seat in
the Lower House Of the ne 1t Legislature. =
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1852-12-12
oOAAl COAL

oOAA GOAL!
FINHE Subscriber las iuse received load
i Vi superior Pittsbusy coal; for sale 1t
the lowest market prize, in Iots to suit pus.
chascrs.
Dec. 10 1882. W. r. TUNNARD.
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1852-12-12

The Mobiic Asfesian U'tN.-The
Mobile Tribune of Yesterday has the
following in relation u an A,.esion VOL
in that town !: u
The progress Of this work has been
somew hat slow since. our, last notice
The saud bed aiIl continues. having
ALREADY been penetrated about sixty
feet. A slight sdmixture ofquartz peb.
blcs and clay balls are still ob-er, able.
lThis~ud is ~ bose, being almost silica,
.hat on The wi,hdrawal of'he boring MP
psrs,us, II korssd itself into ,i,e -sube,
and rapidly occ"pying the greater part
Of the vacuum created En' n few min.
utes before. Thus ',se operation is
rendered slow aud tedious But Mr.
Reid hopes to get through this thick
stratum within short time, when be-
will 60 ahead with greater speed. Yes.
tcrday the bone Of u Gsh was b'ough'
up from the depth Of some seventy
feet aud distinct impression Of shell.
The entire depth attained Is nearly
eighty feet.
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1852-12-12

A fine lot oi fresh currents 10 kegs
"A fresh Goshen Butter; 50 liz Boxes
LJndon Packed 1aisens
El.Lpino MvssgLaAx.