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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-04-06
TOLEDO. NORWALK and CLEVELAND

i RAlLROAD-Opep through composing the last hnk
m the cham OF Railroads bet New York Boston Phil
sdephia Baltimore, and W sshnEtou City and Chicago
On and after MONDAY. Feb = 1888 Passenss< Trains
will run duly Sundays excepted a. follows
Leave Toledo, "a VI and lOPM
Leave Cleveland 3 - AN and . PM
Connecting Toledo with trains of Michigan Southern
Railroad Tor Chicago aud the West
Al Bellevue with trains OF Mad River Road for SaHdu.sy
City Dayton, Indianapolis Cincinnati, &c.
Al Monroevile with Mansfield and Sandusty City ROAD
for sabdusty City Shelby Junction COun6as, Ns~as
and LsncsyIlle
Road shelby Junction, Columbus and Cincinnati
AT Cleveland With Lake Shore Road via Dunkirk. for
EewYork add Boston and VIA Buffalo for New York and
Albany and for Western Road and Boston with Cleveland
and Pittsburgh Road tor Pitsbursh, Wheeling Phisdsl
phia Baltimore and w Arlington CITY.
Freishts for~ .rded Promptly 81 air rates
T. PHILLIPS, SUPERINTENDENT
supts Office L n 4 G. X r. NWwalk OHIO, FEB. 1864.
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tn PURSUANCE of an order of Je..a G.

u smith. 10 Surrogate Of he C0gsy II kns,
b. aecodns % ~, 70 ~ pt.oa. having clans
HksAs BfDK. late o. the cay Brokyn. tsc-ssd
ts~y acquired e,hbs ts
saLscFtsr Geo " stsA~-H Daes BUSINESS,
Pea. N cay o. No fos before st day
Bsst- D.isa JsAs4sy 81. lsh3
ALICE HfDz,
* lassnNs DfORGE r. sTUDWELL I hf1c@sFs
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uYDROpATHIC and HyGIENIC lNSrI.
feaal Notice..

IN PURSUANCE of an order OF Jesse G.
Sm,h ss The County hns., Hotcs hereby
ssu a-cofps 30 pross CLAIMS against JohN
Willy ate ic-s~-d that bsy egsHrd
exhibit with the vouchers hssee IA the s-'e~f At
frsdsnce No u Pegfepont t. the Cts OF boohyn Ga ~
b-fe the % esrpstsd February
Is6S ms laS.mWl sEORGk 4 Willy Executor
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IN PURSUANCE of an order of the sarro

the CSslty u We. ro's. Asrsby sssa Or.
having claims JOEs A. HUGHES. ne Car a
h-r f0fs DECREASED he Nth goesrs thsfs %
t> sir~r b. ass Ens Bsrqsd Build ass Rsa5e 49,
The Cy a ksw fDs b~s- me fret ysas asst
Dated SsN rofs The "a Day sfSosss4eS l.dt
s44 iEsomwr JOHN COLLINS. IT,, Admir-
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BETWEEN NETWORK and

CTEAM BETWEEN NETWORK and
- GLASGOW The Glasgow and Sew.YOrt steamship
Comp.uy'. powerful new Steamship GLASGOW, l6.
tun. and 4o horse poser Robert Crns Commander, ~ll
sal from New York, for Glasgow, on SATURDAY, Nay
q 81 u O'Clock noon A.
First CABIN saloon State Roonsl ..............sp
First CABIN (Midship State ROomsl ............. IS
NcoI Il CABIN.
Stewards fee included.
Applyto J McSYMON No. - Broadway.
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Tor BosToN, via NEWPORT and FALL

TOR BOSTON, via NEWPORT and FALL
Il RIvER-The splendid and superior steanen Bar
STATE. CART Wm Brown. and EMPIRE STATE Capt
Ben amin Brsyton, leave alternate DAYS tSusdsSs
ssptrdl from Per No n r., the Battery, 81 p NJ
yo- freight army on board the othce Pier Nc
Freight Boston forwarded through With sTest DIS
p.tch by an express freikht trzin.
TIsDlLE 4 BORDEN. Nc. 70 and II west-st-
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JOSEPH B. COLLINS President
CHARLES DILL Actunry.
isaac ABB.TT. Secretary.
HoRACE WEBSTER, AnSi,o,,
ELIAS LOOMS,

Tbs viii espoBdns adion 70 me oiN-es 81 ron q
per d.nnnsSa the future Huin
- lOoto 100 pr cent o. the premium above.
New. York. March 1855
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EORAUsTRALIA.-rhe AINev-YorAb-ii.

RAUsTRALiA--rheA New orb priit
L chpr.r p.ssst .hrp TEXAS sc tuus csps-ry ssw
rssy 70 aIS gas-,nr. Q. hf ssd esgi
t5t WI sal from New Ysk me ID Aq-L Tue TEXAS
v1 s1i IN the bsTOcxh manner Tor resal1 Psckr;
shsr fTOu Nss.York ksI actSnEocarSns ior f-~e~1ss
bsns Constructed ivrov-S an 21d ~itsoat
t.id 20 eIneE-e vel venaA.es, Spacious sn- e'-r.s<
flied nth tuf Of bertbs De1rly a. snse IN 'e
axe nsht Of Calm Say feetl where orsT soafs 1--WE
arss ssIs OF 6o1be beTtts Tbe heIths q he S>co0d
Cahn Grs b1l 70 cave a. airy an 5sh; p~-se -ay
Del; the ,dss 81 TIE shir, hus avoiding he hSntss
knses Of The ship 10 he esrth. s-o tae aAaceeas ad
rske4fhy c<nek aissnE from sse SteF AZ ne ar sceAks
vhsn The shIp vi - smrnSD5ed BY an erPe-
nepeed Ard esieBt CAPTAIN An5 OAsrs, sDi provided
rh skllfR Physician. Our provl-scEe vii - ~eiecsed
uh and - Of The best gaAhsy One Grih Of Pssse
John sARDY. Ne S. Soath-s.- Garner Of Wal or
THOMAS Il. SANFORD, No. g S0ath-st
EXCELsIOR LINE for AUSTRALIA
IL TIE beautiful real clipper GEM OF TUE SEA-
Cart Bowen viii al a. above SATURDAY., %a inst.
Her Accommodations unsurpassed By any Sesse bow
sdvetSd for Australia Pss~nEes are invited 70 eisnine
them 81 pier No EAs; River before eng Sng else
She can ale 81 more pseBs sf applied Tor iomehAsey
From the fAaltess model Of THIS true clipper; conf
day. RUSSELL NORTON, No 81 Od-shP
II S. MAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY
~ Fer New-OrleAns VIA HAvAaA-The splendid steam
,hip EMPIRE CITY, II. Sindle. Commander, Will ss1l
from the Pier the foot Of WGren.t North River, on
TUESDAY Apnl = At O'clock. PM, precisely
RATEs OF Psss.Gs TO HsvAS. AND ssw-osLsANS
New Arrangement
rpper and GAsr Saloon B@rths.
Ls~erforsATd SaosH Bsrths
No frei.Lt taiep 70 Havana bat specie.
Fr,sht taken Ee~-Oresus At - cents PEI cubic tool
Shippers Of Freisht requested supply themselves
.a ne oonesny: balls q 'SSs Ea ,, "a No. .s1s -
No bills Of ding ngned after l. O'clock on Ioe day OF
ssins z-.,
No II Ue.t-sf corner OF WArreD-st
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GlotbinJ.

HATS for GENTLEMEN, OF the spring
Il u sy!e. 80 -eGdy FOR EsPeecoa ior l1s;sr u
tuish - latsrs 49, VI Slth ~ O1eTee We sJl~rt
tie srfeuaa Of thosr WAL Of beautiful aEtcle. teeiins
so1ddsrt ~ Hsts 81 meet LIZ. sgqrO51tloc-
J. n MONTAGUE. No - BOssV
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-04-06

Iso aI kiBds Of Gold Chsins Pure ed Weddns Ring
ga Kew. ,rS Seals sod Peas snd Peaers gold .nd aEs
4birh~. diamond Rins- sBd P1s Bncebos god Locsess
Cgs-Prp. TArRns. god and salyei sPoceacl-s bFe.<-
Pirs Frset-Rinss, silver FTulthHte& se-hns slsei
sp~co. Cup. Forks, &c AZ nues '-s- thsn tns 0sns
pf,cr. M.tcbe. sDc ye-eiry .xotA1as-s Az ~sehsi
.-,r,eS a. ,rep epod rinse, The money returs-d
W-teh. ooes. and Je~-y REPAIRS IN ne essf rs.aDsr
e; much 80 than tie ususl prices 60 49,.
Importer Of ws,ches and Je~ery wholesale and retail
Nc. n NA.lst- u story, ncsE B~Ae~sy-nrnsrJ 81
No 81 XsIl-sL
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-04-06

bertts not scc-frd Until palo fof
Anexp-rencod sarEeu1 ca bOaru-
The cxne-s q ships Will not b accountable cor
gold silver bglhon, .pee, Jewery, precious stones OF
metals uriess bis Of aiding are signed therefor AID the
value thereof therein expressed
For freight p&rase spIty %
T. CUSARD. No. = BOvl1z- green.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-04-06

EOR LIVERPOOL-United States Mail
i Steamship ATLANTIC, Captain James Wsst-rhis
steamship viii depart with the 4 male for Europe post
lively Ssisldav Apn Is Al l2oelocs NJ from her berth
AZ the foot OF Csnsl-st.
For eisht or passage having unequaed accommodates
for elegance ymfort, apply TO
EDWARD X COLLINS Co, No. Is Wallet
Pss.enEe reqL csted 20 be on board az III A. NJ
Tn. steamship Arctic will succeed the Atlantic and Sail
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RICHARDSON. BROTHERS 1 Co. Liverpool
T'HE BRITISH and NORTH AMERICAN

II
i ROYAL NAIL STEAMSHIPS from NETWORK
u LNERPOOL.-Chief Cabin Passage sl2o second
CABIN Pasaze, go.
Prom BOSTON 10 LIVERPOOL--Chief Cabin Pa.aase
slOo Second CABIN PE@4se s5. The ships from Boston
can Al HALIFAX
ARABIA Capt yudkss, AMERICA, Capt Leitch.
PERSIA. Capt Ryne, EUROPA, Capt shannon.
ASIA Capt F.. q Lott CANADA Capt Stone.
AFRICA. Capt Hzrrsu. NIAGARA, Capt Lang
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-04-06
WATCHES AND JEwELRY-JURGEN

w SIN NATCHES.-JGst received BY The subscriber
some very fne juice Jerfen-E Watches ~il certificates
fom him with each Wseh warranted perfect omeseepeu
Or sale Of les than the 1SuAl price,
Cooper NAtches-onse IA h,ntias eases daPi-, .nd .
yers perfect une-ke,Pcn
IDdspendeut second w.tchos and qGsrter~ecoEdS foa
euins hors1s in gold and silver cAsos
Splendid Gold Pocket ChrODonetsss Which run ~1tboa
Any VARIATION
flannel w sfches for lsdss
God aud Silver Lever Dets bed Lever Lrp,0e, Da
az, AID M Other s,yes OF atoaaa Al u Tie absye ioi
ale 81 Ices thai the usUsl prioosL
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INK-Of eyery decriptiOn, rs

DFADY REFERENCE FLEA superior
IL 49, e,, slins away bills manorandumS chess s
not. Nc GEORGE IL. BELL, Staiionef' No lS MAJ
-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-04-06

" hOOAS -ePhiNO HAtIht-> ana bsDDlNp
DEPOI-Ton Bedstes6. al nEs. - 70 81. TIE healthy
spring hsttresses and elastic Paias>s halt ne usual
prloe msse IN the bes. Old MATTRESSES altered 70
sPrnE Beds g. % s2. Private d. enes hotels and
seinsTies furnished. No 500 Broadway, shove SPrns a.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-04-06

L-WM. r PRINCE 4 Co, Flushing, wishns 20 S elea
al ,eye,a acre, OF their Nurseries, otter large stcd gs
n,sl rr.as n Quantities at much reduced rates Iaey
have also the largest Fruit Trees no bearing susie
hrues may be obtained OF JOHN MAihhh W. W.
lg7 at
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1853-04-21

The business of manufacturing shirt
collars is prosecuted to an extraordin-
airy extent in Troy, N. Y. There are
large number of manufacturers, each
Of whom employs from 500 to $50 fc-
males in this work, and there are be-
sides half a dozen factories in which
the article ismade by machines. One
Of these has forty, and another thirty
machines constantly employed. The
machine work is said to be as good as
that done by hand. The cost of man.
ufscture, per dozen by machine, is
twenty-five cents. II EI-
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1853-04-21

A convention Of ,Spiritualists Of
Massachusetts, commenced its session
in Springfield, on the 9th instant.
About three hundred believers were
present and were presided over by DR..
H. F.. Gardner, Of Springfield.
Among. the individuals present were
Rev. Adm Ballou, Rev. John M.
Spear. and Rev. Mr.. Finney, Of Ohio,
the latter of whom made : long ad-
dress in the evening. boldly broaching
the broadest doctrine Of in6delity.
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1853-04-21

Neao Theory Of the Discovery Of
AmericG.--Prince Madog was tie
first, according to the history Of Wales,
that discovered the New World. AZ
ter his discovery, he returned to Wales
for followers, and sailed again, but
never afterwards returned-this about
the twelfth century-and this, added
to the fact that tribe of WEIGH Indi-
ans has lately been discovered in Amer.
lea, prove that these Welch adyentu-
rers were the discovers of the New
World.
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1853-04-21

~ The Postofice mail-carriage
alone for the next year, win cost the
Government seven million and fifty
thousand dollars, besides the extras
five hundred and Fifty six thousand
dollars-and one-haf = million for
miscellaneous" Congress has grant
ed the new Postmaster General one
million eight hundred thousand dollars
for apprehended DEFICIENCIES under the
new postage law.
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1853-04-21

The Reported SlideA and Soule
Baygusm.-The Washington Repub-
lie referring to this affair, remarks:
1.-THE Democratic party in Louis
lana are the mere beasts Of burden of
there high contracting parties, we sup
pose they will carry out the arrange
ment, We regard this trade of Messrs.
Slidell and Soule as about the most
marked display Of contempt for peo-
pie or . Legislature that ever fell un-
der our observation. We hope that
80 much ofthe arrangement as remains
IN teri win be averted.
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1853-04-21
% At meeting ef the Board Of
Selectmen. on Monday last, eur neigh
Dor and cotemporary the Gazette, was
elected Cooperation printer for the en-
suing year, It salary of $50.


ID In another column will be found tie
advertisement Of thisw well known water.
ing place. The establishment has un.
dergoue thorough repair. and is well
provided with accommodations for FIVE
hundred guests OfMr Thatcher, the
proprietor, we speak knowingly, when
We say that there is not more ob'ig-
ing Landlord, or more corteous gen.
tleman to be met with in that section
Of the country. The "Wcll' is easy
Of access being only about three hours
railroad ride from Vicksburg. The
water Of the well is recommended by
the most eminent physicians for all
cases Of general debility. proceeding
from torpid liver cutanous affections
&c. To Invalids we can say they will
not find a more agreeable place Of re-
sort in the Southern country than Coop.
er's well. $3.50, sr
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1853-04-21

ACCIDENT TO THE STEAMER p.
DALMAU.-The steamer p. DaInsau,
Capt. KAY, left port on Saturday even.
ing last for Red River, and had, only
reached nine mile Point, when she
cracked the head of her larboard boil
er, and was thereby compelled to
abandon her trip. She arrived at the
wharf yesterday morning. in tow of the
Gen. Worth. No one was injured by
the accident, nor did the cargo or any
other part Of the boat sustain any dam.
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1853-04-21

The Daxphsn story is most likely
to prove a hoax, beyond cavil or ques.
tion. The New York Times states
that the Prince de Joinville has writ
ten letter to the publisher Of Put
MANS Magazine. acknowledging the
receipts of the article concerning the
/" Bourbon among u.s." adding that he
remembers meeting Reverend Eleaser
Williams during his Western travels,
and having very interesting CONVEX.
sation with him about the Indians, but
giving the Dauphin story very flat
denial. 10 ~
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1853-04-21

I Advices have been received that the
steamer Cleopatra. which left London
last year for Australia, via the Cape Of
Good Hope, will arrive home by the
way Of Cape Horn. When she reech-
eshome safely. any Of her officers,
crew. or passengers, who have left
London in her, win have truly cir.
camnavigatcd the globe BY steam, and
viii be The FIRST that have done So
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1853-04-21

10 The young gentleman aged %,
who is good looking &C., who advertis-
es in the Vis-a-Vis for wife, will
expedite the matter by sending his
daguerreotype to this Office A COM
munication is now on our table, from
a gentle Miss in her teens, asking fur
Their particulars, which we cannot give
her for want of data. 4. -.--
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1853-04-21

ULieutenant Bergman, Of the
y. s. brig Dolphin. has performed
the most acceptable service Of running
two lines Of deep sea soundings across
the Atlantic. The results give plaus-
Utility, in Lieutenant Manry 8 opinion,
to the conjecture that the north Allan
tic ocean is probably nowhere much
more than 5000 fatboms t3O. 900 feet)
deep. Lieut.. B. also made an ex-
tended search for the 6 Fight Stones
and Jean Hammond's Rock" dan
gerous obstacles to navigation. but
was unable to find either Of them.
He is certain that neither Of them ex-
list. and Lieut.. Maury. concuring
with him in opinion, has directed them
to be erased from the government
chart. g. rflr-rfsff elrtn -fe
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1853-04-21

BIBLE-REnsloN CoNvEK7IoK.-At
last accounts from Louisville the Bi.
be- Revision Convention was in ses-
sion. The Courier says some Of the
most eminent divinel in the country
were in attendance.
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1853-04-21

GIVE ME SLEEK HEADED FELLOWS
SUCH AS SLEEP O'NIGHr.-The Bos-
ton Post says the first thing President
Pierce asks about applicants for Office
is How much does the man measure
around the waist" He will appoint
no lean men. to Office.
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1853-04-21

rThere is much talk at Rome
about the proposed formation ola reg
iment Of Irisbmen to support the Pa
pscy. Am. O'Brien is said to have
submitted this project to the papal
government. H
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1853-04-21

BE- ~The Sons Of Tsmpsmnse in Mo-
bile celebrated their anniversary on
Thursday. They marched in process
ion through the streets, and in the
evening an address was delivered in
the theatre, by the Rev, Mr.. Harmon.
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1853-04-21


~ TaE END DOES NOT JusTIrY THE
MEAxs.-On Friday last an act pas
sed the Senate with the following IT,
tie: IAN act imposing tax upon
free negroes and mulatoes, for the pur.
Jose Of raising fund, out Of which to
provide for their transportation to Ii.
IBERIA" ..
Though the object Of Colonization
u . good one. such stringent and un.
just measures to accomplish it should
be deprecated. The action of sever.
a Of the States in the Union, on this
subject have been unchristain, and
cruel to the last degree. and we hope
that Louisians viii not follow the ex-
ample with alacrity. ..s1
If the Constitution of the United
States is not altogether a fiction in.
senously devised. we conceive that it
grants certain rights to all classes, and
colors Of the community It is bad
enough to force from amongst us those
Who ase born amongst us out of deep
rooted moral evils, but when it comes
to taxing them for the purpose Of pay
ing the expenses Of their exit. and sci.
ling them into servitude if unable, to
pay it is altogether an outrage upon
civilization, that should not be supper.
Ted by the christian church. |
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1853-04-21

~We see so darkly into faturiety
we never know when we have real
cause to rejoice or lament. The worst
have often happy consc-
quences. as the best lead many times
into the greatest misfoftuDes.
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1853-04-21
Mem 4ouettisem ents
Lost or Mislaid.

"A FINE Gold Pen and Pencil with yell
"a low set in the end. Any one finding
TIE above win be literally rewarded BY
leaving il at this office. The above was
lost somewhere on the road from Baton
Rouge to S. G. tL,ycock. [april 2ls..l
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1853-04-21

~ The railroad connection be-
twslN Georgia and South Carolioa
was celebrated on the 9Th inst. The
trains Of South Corolina railroad pas-
sed over their new bridge into the city
Of Augusta carrying . number Of
passengers TO witness the celebration
Of the event.
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1853-04-21

rA conventions q deaf md dumb
pessoaA to.the nnmbsr Il seventy On
eighty. was held in Montpelier, Vt.
last week. The conventions continued
in session ten days. There was 10
speaking. but great many motions.
None Of them were women, however.
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1853-04-21

LADIES' KID GLOVES AT COST.
HAVE on hand large assortment Of
i Ladies Kid Gloves Of all colors and
sizes which I am prepared to sell at cost.
april 20. w. D. PHILLIPS.
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1853-04-21
FLOUR,

FLOUR,
700 BBLS. Ohio Flour, just received
lOO and for sale.
apr. 2l.y. s. M. HART & Co.
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1853-04-21

The friends Of the late Daniel Web.
ster have succeeded in collecting $500,
the necessary amount to purchase the
freedom Of Daphne, a slave belonging
to Mrs. Louisa Hunter, of the District
Of Columbia, together with that of her
son. Daphne is the wife Of William,
for many years a faithful servant of
Mr.. Webster, who emancipated him
several years since, and who also in
tended to purchase tho freedom Of
Daphne, had bis life been prolonged.
Among the contributions received on
behalf Of Daphne were SILT from
Mrs Webster and her Boston friends,
and <25 each from Senator Seward,
Hon E. Everett Hon. VIM. Appleton,
and Others.
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1853-04-21

Mr.. 81. NJ. Plupket is said to have
become the lessee afthe Albany Muse
um. @r
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1853-04-21

wv - ~ ~ w II u LIZ
THE undersigned has taken the entire
\ management and control Of COOpER's
WELL, and is now prepared to accommo-
date the public
A new dining room has been erected, the
sleeping rooms plastered and fitted with new
furniture and bedding, and a complete reno
walton effected.
Ample Accommodation win bs Provided
FOR FIVE HUNDRED GUESTS:
and no more will be received than can be
comfortably accommodated
FoR INvALIps there can be no more ad.
vantageons retreat. The water is highly
recommended by the medical faculty, and
the scomde5ad cures effected by its use al
most sn,pass 6dief Ample details Of sew.
al astonishing cures may be obtained on an.
plication at the Well.
The terms will be moderate, and no ex-
ertion will be spared to make guests cum.
Portable.
The Vicksburg and Jackson and Raw.
mond Railroad will convey passengers TO
Raymond, thence miles to the Well, in w.
h. Smiths line Of NEW FOUR HORSE
STAGES. The time Of trip is less than 3
hours from Vicksburg. Through, tickets
from Vieksburg to Cooper's Well, can be
obtained at the Railroad depot, vicksburg
price 80 20. e ap. 2ltf. :.
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1853-04-21

A legislative emeute recently took
place in Paris The Corps Legislatif
before the grand ball at the Tuileries,
held . private meeting and resolved
not to were the knee-breeches and silk
stockings ordered by the Emperor
Consequently at the ball, while, the
Emperor, senators, and all the other
functionaries we're strictly in costume,
the whole of the members of the legis-
lative corps. including even NJ. de.
Morny, were in trousers. The affair
has created no small sensation, and
the deputies gave themselves as many
airs of importance as if they were a
body of French Hampdems.
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sfs post Once Notice.
A l am going out Of Office on Saturday
"A next the 23rd inst, l would request
all those indebted tome for Newspaper Pos
tage, to call and settle Immediately.
y IS JOHN c.; LANOUE, Pm.
Post Office, Baton Rouge, April 10th '53.
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1854 Nias AsesS< SsssOW 4SUWSSs
At = session Of the District Court Of
the State Of Louisiana, begun and hol-
den in and fcf the parish of East Bat
on Rouge at the Court House in said
parish, on Monday he l1th day Of
April. being the second Monday Of
said month, in The year Of our Lord
One Thouand Eight Hundred and
Fifty.three the Grand Jurufs, for
the State Of Louisiana good and law
full men Of the Parish Of East Baton
Rouge. Aforesaid. duly empannelled,
sworn and charged to enquire for the
body Of the said parish Of East Baton
Rouge in the meme and by the author
ity Of the State Of Louisiana, upon
their oath, do present and say.
That in obedience to the charge Of
the Court, they proceeded to examine
the Jail of this parish. That they have
to report: That 50 far as the Police
Of said Jail is concerned, and also the
provisions furnished for the prisoners
there is no cause Of complaint, the same
being well attended to. But the build
ing is in delapidated and decayed
state and in consequence thereof. not
a safe place for the custody Of Prison.
ers. They further report that said
Jail is too small, to accommodate the
number Of persons generally confined
Tor crimes, together with the runaway
negroes, who are sent to this place as
4 depot for the same. Wherefore they !
recommend the building of a new and |
|argerJail. lsigned] JORDAN Hour.
Foreman.