The Weekly comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1853-1855, 1853-11-13

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John h. King. sci u ID 5s 1875
| S. +. Marks. GIG SO go GO 1b7
j FIR Superintendent
]. NJ darigau 276 10 Sc Gs COG
FIR Representative.
| g. &. MeWhorter.# 5is "a II 81 50i
/ Isaac e. Boatnef* ab6 II 10 g6 GIG
| 4 NJ Dunn, 2I7 80 ~ 10 dd7
/ Seth David. 1o7 Gs 50 OF Jos
FOR rieyh.
NJ Moreno. fno epj 9iA So 90 81 COG
fgy Sheriff
| H. Y. Eabin,& as 80 f2s 10 Gs5
I II. M. Len. ia 40 qS 30 1856
Ior CORNER.
saml !, Dates ,,...I IgsopI AZ 90 100 g 7si
saml skolfeM. 4 eJs 70 50 G9 485
Geo Y. Trudeap, 27S % ~ 80 AL
Fer Assessw.
II. M. Pierce, n a3g 20 50 40 as5
Il s. Stuart gig ~ 50 rs $50
Such names as have " 10 them, are Par
ish officers and have been elected
4se@s
VorE Or WEsr Baron RotaE.--
Pr Compress, Pond received 1o1
votes Perkins, 49,; TREASURER Haw
thorn 208. Greneaux 1873 1udlfor,
King 244; Marks 1873 Sup. I'ab.
Edueation, Cafrigan 40; ScHator,
Johnston 24s; Hebert o.; Kepro-
seatatipe, II. NJ. Fayrot, 500, Sher-
| II, Pope 215 Landry 100; Recm.
aer, Bernard 147; AlIain 149 :; He
bert 40; Issessor. Braud 1876 Lee
elefcq, 145; Corouer, Hebert 211
Peyrot'tl IN l4S; Chamberlin $50.
OoTnheE or hH AMERICAN Ctr1-
ZEN Ar NmAsAouA<--A letter dated
nj Virgin Bay, Nicaragua, Oct, IL,
states that an American citizen named
Henry Green, was arrested on the
81. and cruelty beaten by file Of
soldiers commanded by the Governor
Of Tint province, and anally shot and
dangerously wounded. Tho only
physician Of the town was prohibited
from attending 10 his wants Or dress
ing bis wounds, and ON sending u
courier for an american physician 1T
Riras. nine miles Distant, they three
several ones) were stopped on The road.
The letter sayss We Immediately
sent off an express with q statement tf
the affair to our Minister, Mr.. Bor-
land, WHO as promptly demanded IN
interview with sthe Director Of The
State, who assured him that justice
should be done to all parties, and i'm.
mediately sent commissioner down
here to inquire into the matter, and
arrest the Governor With his soldiers,
who left here yesterday ON their way
to The city Of Monagua for trial.
SpR1HofiELD lIohsE CoavEaT1or.
--Sw1ngfela, orr. 1s-~1his, the
first National Exhibition Of horses in
the United States, gives, up to the pre-
sent moment, ample promise Of being
highly successful. The entries already
exeeed two hundred, comprising The
most celebrated horses in the Union,
and some fine tborough-breds from the
Canadas. There are, besides, one
hundred letters on file, naming horses,
for which The entrance fee will proba~
bly, be paid tonight, and some fifty
more are expected in the morning; 10
that between three and four hundred
Of The finest horses in the Union may
be looked for OH the Exhibition Ground
tomorrow.
AsoTnEE CASE or DAMAGE
Pritneroae johnson has obtained n
judgement in the Circuit court in
Broom county, New York, Of $4,000
damages against the Erie Railroad
Company for The death Of her husband
who was killed by an accident on the
defendants road
A Hungarian named Charles Louis
Ratkai, Of Chicago, whose wife had
left him on account Of III treatment,
rushed into her apartment last week
and shot her with pistol. He then
drew second pistol and killed him.
self The wife s wound was fortunate
" not fatal and hopes are entertained
Of her recovery.