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LEGHORN.

FOR LEGHORN. The A ! fast sailing IN
80 bales the bulk thereof IN email sowage and
will sail In tew days This slip has superior cabin accommodations
few passengers For passag apply the Cnptan boad AZ
Post 80, First Duriet, md for freight aIpiS to -
apf9 J.H. ASHBRiDGE a co. b3 st. Charles street.
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AMSTERDAM.

FOR AMSTERDAM-Pa Passage only.-.hR
=, The splendid "A fat sailing American ship MARH&kG
GLOVER, Capt. Chnss having all her engaged,
he quickly dispatched M the above For having
Fra DIstte. n z. WffTMEY 4 co. 81 Camp street. myl2
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IMMIGRATION FROM InnLAND-The following
is an extract Of d letter from Dublin, dated
April 1s: -
Z The emigration mania has at ID Feached
the comparatively sedate and prospg s nerth-
erns. In Louth, Down, Monaghan, Armagh,
Antrim and Londonderry immense numbers are
preparing to take flight to Australia and
America. Upwards Of thirty Presbyterian fam
lilies have already left the neighborhood of
Freedutf
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i BR.fZOS S.H.NT'EHGO

wilIleave THURSDAY May u, at 8 O'Clock a. NJ.
EIsOR BRAZOS SANTIAGO, PoINT. .ezfTF$SA
ISABEL MATAMoRos and BnoWNsyllIE.
shtaThe favor steamship YACHT John lawleEs, mner will
Lave carrying us Mails. paage having
superior eoo on ucco apply
nyG HARRIS 4 MORGAN, 10 Tchoupitoulaa street.
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BAYOU DEs GLaIZES.

- viii leave FRIDAY, May 10, at 10 O'Clock M. =E=
FOR BAYOUS ROUGE AND DES. 6.S =
- GLAIZES-Ths good safe steamer OPE
L0usAs, D. Glahscoek, master will leave as above,
freight for Old River Atchhaaya mm.pof and all landings
On hs ,oas FoI freight npgy board ., e
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TE,,a.n.E SSEE RIVER,

~ r 7EJFJV-E SSEE@ @R7TLK.
viii lsave FRIDAY, May rs, o'clock
ENOR FLORENCE, TUSCUMBIA, ~ =
na1 Tennss,es River R paaket hS
light draugh EasTPoRT Capt Sam Mgnn
receiving will leave freight
age apply board WHITE BUCHANAN, 81 ST. mil
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RED RIVER.

Will leave THURSDAY. May Il. at 70 o'eloekM.
NOR SHREVEPORT AND PORT gg -
r. CApDo ANDJEFF FFERsoN.Th Regular Red ld4sSs..ffi
River Packet Steamer ST. CHA RLEs.-The ele-
hwirunning packet steamer St. Capt
Samuel will leave Fol freight apply
board, SMITH FINnSTER, 80 Poydras street. nyl2
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BLooMERIsA AT DISCOUNT. THE Prudential
Committee of the town Of Ware, Mass, declined
the application Of o young lady Of acknowledged
high character and ability, for the situation of
teacher Of one Of their common schools, on no.
count Of the Bloomeg cut Of her dreas.
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KEY WEST.

WIN eave TUESDAY May "a, O'Clock NJ ear
TSOR KEY WEST, via PENSACOLA, x6z|EFS,
APAhAGasoLA ST MARKS, CEpAh . h KEys Ni
JAMES DAY. Talbot commandar will leave the Lake end
Ia = GREEN, HARDING 4 co. GO Poydrns street.
f All naiabIe matter psss through tho Post-oce.
f- Ts destination freight in all be marked tile
packages. g T, .
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GUNDRIES-
~ baskets Grape Leaf gins and qaars
+ PALE AND BROWN sHERRY-so Or eks and hhds.;
CORDfALS-60 cases assorted; (;
GiGARS-400 0CO various brands;
DEMlJ0SNS-l, 3, 8 and z aons French
apsl 81 8, WOLFF, 95 Camp areet
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sAeRIr1cR OF HUMAN L1FE.-Within the last
few DAYS, besides several minor disasters Of the
same class, we have recorded the loss of 125
lives BY the wreck and burning OF the steamer
collision on the Central and Southern Mich
Railroad and % by the burning Of the Ocean
Wave on Lake Ontario. 10 this must be added
scores Of persons MANNED or disfgured for life.
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TERA CRUZ.

M g To sail on SATURDAY, May IA, ats o'clock 4.
TOR VERA CRUz-U s. Mail Line III HGFEh
j. nsv sn magnificent steanshp TEXAS (1490
botthn aS fawes, commander will leave for Verfuz
atogo punctaAty carrying the U. 81 Malls. sG f.
#.&Fa y ..s.Ratest of Passage
Steerngei aud .f2b
EH For freight having elegant accooda
TONS apply HARRIS 4 MORGAN 10 Tchoupitouas street.
Ew Passengers themselves with from the
Mexican Consul. - 4g$ 4&
" Tbs Texas will leave hereafter for vecz the Is, and 4
Of month. 5. ss5 tl'5 -
N Shippers provide Themselves with The aesmers Bills Of
Ialng. ii othar will be signed.
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SCHOONER FOR SALE.--A fine Lake ~
J Schooner blrtheu; fteiyhs 600 GfR
luper aud is good order doing good and profit
able business sold departure and reasouabe
Any desrous investing few hundred doas proft
bly, would do vol call Apply No. 20 New Shell
Road Side KNoWLTONa q WALGANoT. mJ9 1w
INT TANTED-A Vessel to load for New ~
Wv York. Quick iispa!eh be will given Applyto iAHHp
N.Y. 0 9. c. foGERF & co, 10 Camp street.
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yANTWERP.

EoR ANTWERP. P.-The fine A l fast sR
u sailing American ship houNTAINEER, Capt. Robin. kxk
acn. loading and viii have quick dpatoh For
spply b j. p WHITNEY d co, ei Camp afeet,
~ Fer psssass, spPy 10 ths Captain board. spao
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W.aBASH RIVER.

viii leave SATURDAY, May H. at O'Clock .a'.
NOR EVANSVILLE, HENDERSON, Nusa n,
IL sHAWNEEToWN. MOUNT VERNON and all f4hAas5
landings The fine JOHN NJ isszeE
sTOCKWELL, Capt Greer will leave above Foi freight
passage, apply board
myii sPRoTHER BROS, Agents. 45 Poydras street.
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FEMALE MERCHANT.--We are acquainted, says
the Boston Transcript. with a young and very
handsome girl who has the principal manage
ment of a large mercantile establishment in
Hourishing country town, who visits different
cities alone, stops at hotels purchases supplies
Of dry goods, hardware. china, groceries, shoes,
niek-nacks of all multifarious saleables which
make up d stock in miscellaneous stcres. She
gives notes, makes contracts, all such business
as belongs to her trade; and We have never yet
learned that she has sacrificed one iota OF the
dignity, admiration and respect which are her
| just due us a young, amiable and very pretty
i woman.
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GALYESTON.

will leave TUESDAY, May II. at o'clock A.. M.
EOR WESTON, 1NDIANoLA, PoRT .ssFEFt,
LhYAcA and hIATAgoRpA Regular Mswor IS
stsanhp hiE&O j. awle will avsn aboye, landing
wayes Indnola and nea, subject ghtrage in
without freight PASSAGE having
very superior Recommendations apply to
HhRRIS Il MORGAN, "a Teh6npitouds street.
Tbisun having established Pilot CAsal0
vision
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DORK-137 bbls. Mess damaged X, for sale
J. by JAMES H. MuLFoRD co. q Bank Place ny1
rHO1CE PETIT GULF COTTON SEED, for
~ ssls By A. ]. WRIGHT CO., sl essTisr assh sPao
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Will leave TUESDAY. May 10, O'Clock, Pm.
EyOR GRAND ECORE, NATCHI- - -
r. ToGHEs, ALEXANDRIA and all ntermedas L6ssassssS
iandings-The and light draught nteaner PI D.
age, apply on board loot o B;enyle street. or
myI2 Fl. NJ. ROBINSON, Agent, Is CnnaI street,
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A horrible calamity has just occurred in
Paris. and it may be well to make it known, as
such accidents ought to serve as examples. A
gentleman, feeling slight itching in his ear,
took up a friction match in order to dispel it,
In the ardor Of a conversation hs was sustaining
he introduced the sulphurous end the contact
soon produced ignition, and the downy lining Of
the ear caught fire; a portion of the sulphur ad-
hered to the flesh, and burnt there persistently
The unfortunate man never spoke again. His
came powerless; and, after TWO days torment
and unavailing efforts Of the surgeons. he died.
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sEA-GOING VESSELS.
CALIFORNIA;.

T,OR SAN FRANCISCO n A fast sailing
k N tons dispatched 70 the above about the
aot Of April sufficient freight eisr Apply 70 3
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VIII ieays THURSDAY. My 10, al so'clock ".
FOR GALVESTON, 1NDIASoLA, la "A 1Fss,
A. NAcA orieann
feas United Mail Line o steamsips The elegant
Bull for The trade I'll The vessel. II tis ns VIII
transportation Freight for ndtan9a and ausa viii be
landed the whsryes
apply HARRIS q ADhs5as, ~ EchonPtonlaa street.
This having iis pilot Pass Cayao Bar,
Win hereafter run under the Of its
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NE w YORK,

VIII leave THURSDAY, June Mt o'clock paneuaIy
EQR NEW YORK Direct.-The U. "a Gsf15tA
s. Mail Steamship LOUISIANA, Jeremiah Smith
will above freight
gantetate accommodations, apply TO
HARRIS q MORGAN, 7s Tchoupiioula s..
tattn PaaaaRe To0
Stesrage (and o1nd) myl9
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Wileaye THURSDAY. May 70, at IN.
ESOR PRINCETON, LAKE PRoyt- - =
DENcE MlILIKEN's BEND, yICKsBURG, @llttsaSfss. s
GRAND GULF, RODNEY, NATCHEZ FORT AD aa1sas1a1
Al asrnsainte andingThe fine passenger steamer FRANK
aboy avery Thudsy thereafter throughout the
freight or passage, apply on board Or 70 o,
mYI STROTHER q BROS a5 PoSdras street. :
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viii leave THURSDAY. May IL, Mt O'Clock r.M
LyOR GRAND ECORE, NATGHITo- ~ =.
cliEs and nn intermediate larangs.Tss fs shnha
and swift steamer II. UhLmAU,
Kay will leave above. For freight
H. FOAII2OY Il co. IS nyier insl
Will leave THURSDAY, May 49, at 5 O'clock
EOR SHREVEPORT, ,GRANDECoRE, sasy -
Il PORT cADDo ALEXANDRIA and all nteme -ftsHlsi 81
date fandngs-Tbe fine passenger packet
COMPROMISE, L. w Cooper, will Leave above For
freight having apply board
apo SMITH d flhlSTER. 81 Poydras street.
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HaMBURGH.

EOR HAMBURGH.-Th fine fast sail ~
ing American ship ALLEYRAND, CAPT. Young hnying
the greater her will have immediate
d.pach For freight 50 hds 400 bnea Cotton apply
70 ~ s+,5 J.P. WHITNEY Il CO. 81 Camp street
~ For rassage apply to the Captein board aPl6
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GUNDRIES-
NJ PoRK9s bbls Shoulders AZ do Mess sour 6s do Pmei
BREF-4a bbls. Prime, 8 do. Nsus, l do. nj. o.
In store and for sale by J. FL MULFOTD co. ~ Bank flack
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FOR BALTIMORE-Regular Line Of ~
- Packes-An fasi saiing ready tAS4
jas GEO. W. HYNsoN 80 Camp street.
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GUNDRIES-
~ HAAIS-50 tierces Stnsg h shny'a. just received;
PIXIES MAGNOLIA WIilSkY-b0b bbs now landing;
RICE-2hO tierccs Caroina;
GOSHEN BuTTER--30 ftkns Prime;
DRIED APPLES-300 bbls. Northern
PECASS-300 bbls. large Texas;
CRANBERRlES--15 packages;
CRACKNAL BUSCuITS-l0D boxes In store and for sale
nlQ E, i HART 4 CO. IS Tthnupoulas street
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EOR ST. PETERSBURGH. - Passage ~
onlyThe sailng American ship SEA EAGLE,
Capt. Williams, having all engaged, will be
only having superior apply
10 WHITNEY co. 81 Camp ut. ap30
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1853-08-12

Champagne falls in value, AMI
gradually drops out Of the list Of lux
uries, as its facilitates Of manufacture
multiply. An apparatus Of the size
of water pitcher, is being sold to
families and boarding houses in this
city, which in five minutes will con-
vert good article of white wine into
he best Silleyy MoHsseMz that ever
sparkeled. A little sugar. and por.
ton Of super carbonate Of soda and
tartatric acid are necessary TO chsnge.
With the aid Of this apparatus. there
fore, we suppose that the Luxurious
drink will be manufactured hereafter
Of any and every liquid short Of rain
water mad printers ink.
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1853-08-12

ga London correspondent Of the
New York Tribune publishes trans
lations from the Paris Journal, La
Presse. of a correspondent before
never published, between the late Gen.
Sebastian, Ambassador in London,
and Mime Adelaide. sister Of Louis
Philippe, which reflects remarkable
light on the diplomatic tranactions Of
that epoch. 1t contains, he says, clear
proofs that the treaty Of l84l. tai
from having been originated by Russia
as Nesselrode affirms in his note was
On the contrary originated by France
and England against Russia and wa'
only afterwards turned by Russia int,
weapon against France.
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1853-08-12

GLovB MAcnlsERy.-A complete
revolution is about to take place III
the manufacture Of gloves. Two in
habitants Of Grenoble invented about
the same time machine for sewing
gloves, but Instead Of competing with
each other they agreed to unite the
advantages of each invention. On,
found means to sew mechanically the
fingers of gloves, while the other after
sewing the remainder Of the gloves,
was completed to employ operatives to
sew the fingers. The inventors BY
combining the two machines have pro.
duced great sensation at Grenoble
where the manufacturers were not
able to supply the demand for want
Of a sufficient number of operatives.
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1853-08-12

THE DEGREES OF SLEEP.-Few Of
our readers, perhaps are aware that
the human body falls asleep BY de-
grees. According to NJ. Cabins, a
French Psychologist. 1.-The muscles Of
the legs and arms loose their power
before those which support the head
and these last sooner than those which
support the back, and he illustrates
this by cases Of persons who sleep ~
horseback, or while they are standing
or walking" He conceives that the
sense of sight sleep first then the
sense Of taste next the sense OF
smell next that Of hearing; and
lastly that of touch. He maintains
also, that the viscera fall asleep. on.
after another. and sleep with different
degrees of soundness.
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- = w. l!3E
;sel ] ); :; z
buns ore Il slvu1y ~ t1 band :
Of Is AN atStfl1 ~ Ct e.
wood, each North : hupdrs lcllal,
and the ceiling i fresco6d i tie
hiehest ayle ofat. The w1lls are
lined with hooking Elases. md ~
whole place Is reliolskt u - mos
fragrant perfume. This estsblidlf
ment euploys. a. present twenty.
four journey.nenb bar bers and y con-
sidered the most extensive in II city.
tits proposed to erect by st6s craii
monument over the grave Of Franklin
III Philadelphia under the supervision
If the Typographical Society. The
remains Of Franklin At present reposs
in an obscure corner Of Christ
Church grave yard, and have 50 little
to mark their resting place as to rend-
er it difficult to be found.
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1853-08-12

The Police Jury Of the Parish of East
Baton Rouge met this day (August Sth,
1851 1T the Court Houss in the city Of
Baton Rnnge, agreeable to a call made by
the President thereof-were present:
From Ward No. 4, A. D. Alexander |;
No. S, Thomas Devali No 9. j. B. Klein.
peter !; No. =. ". L.. Burnett No 8, J. G.
Washington; No 10. Seth David; No. II
w. L. Campbeil; No. l2. Geofse Garig.
-. Thos Devall, President
Vim. llubbs, Clerk.
-, L. e. Powers, Constable.
The President called the meeting to
order.
The President stated the object Of the
meeting to be the necessity of complying
with the law passed At the last session Of
the State Legislature. which prevents the
Police Jury from extending the payment Of
the liabilities Of the Parish, for a longer
period than one year.
The following resolutions were then pre-
sented and adopted.
Resolved, That the specification adopted
at the last meeting Of the Police Jury. for
the building Of the Parish Prison !; and en-
titled .sInstsllmen.s and Interest to louis
lana State Bank" be, and the same Is In
creased six thousand nine hundred and
thirty three dollars making said specihcar
ton, eleven thousand one hundred and thirty
three dollars and thereby increasing the
aggregate amount Of the specifications for
the tax roll Of the. year 1853. 10 twenty
thousand, FIVE hundred dollars. and that said
| specifications. with said addition, be pub
lished thirty days, according TO law, before
| becoming liked. Be il further
Resolved, That the President of the Police
! Jury be, and he Is hereby empowered to
negotiate for the lone If the said amount Of
eleven thousand one hundred snd thirty
three dollars or anv part thereof, agreeable
to the proceedings Of the Police Jury at
their last session. Be it further
Resolred, That the commissioners ap-
pointed at the last session Of this Jury he,
and they are hereby authorized and en-
powered to carry on the building Of the
Parish Prison agreeable to the instructions
already given to them BY the Poli.e Jury.
The following resolution was proposed
and adopted ssss s
RESOLVED. That the hs, do Of W. R Nor.
tan, A. Dixor. David Powers, Samuel
Adams, Eliza Dixon 4 Bro. he, and they
are hereby exempt from working the pub
lic roads, known as road Districts Nos II
and 2l and that they be authorized to cut
out. and work a road from their respective
places of abode to the main road /; the dis
lance is about two miles. The number Of
hands to work on said road are eight,
principally white men.
On motion David Lowlcn was appointed
overseer of Road District, No. 20, in place
Of Thomas McGlochlin for the ensuing
| year. 80
On motion the Jury then adjourned si'se
THOs DEvALL. PRKs'r.
WV. HuBss. Clerk.
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1853-08-12

wTime brings about some queer
revolutions A writer in Putnam &
says that the man who will be Pres
ident Of the United States in 1900 is,
in all likelihood, running barefoo.
at this very moment among the buck.
leberry bushes on Oregon. while tie
leader of the next war Of invasion is
not the son Of an ex-Congressman
but the youth that will be corrected
next week. for giving . pair Of Llsck
eyes to'an apple vender in tho vicini.
" Of the Five Points.
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SruPENDous CLAlM.-We find the

SruPENDous CLAlM.-We find the
following in the Washington Star:
A Western Pennsylvania company
have set up a claim to the whole OF
the Western Reserve Of Ohio, under q
grant from Connecticut. alleged to
have been made after the year 1862,
when Charles III, granted to that colo
ny patent for the Reserve. In 1875,
it will be remembered, she sold the
Reserve to another company, relin-
gushing all claim to jurisdiction over
the territory to the United States in
1900. These Pennsylvania parties
to-day applied to the General Land
Office to make to them patents for all
the Reserve. The Office replied, we
learn from parties interested in the
"speculation.' that the Government
never having had ella IN to or pro-
prietorship over that territory, they
cannot entertain the application and
that the State of Connecticut is the
PARTY ito whom the Pennsylvania
company must look for redress, if they
really have rights involved in the case.
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RAPID 1rcREAsr OF POPULATION.

RAPID INCREASE OF POPULATION.
The decennial increase Of the most
favored portions Of Europe is less than
II per cent. per annum. while that OF
the United States is at the rate OF 81
per cent. According to our past pro-
gress, viewed in connection with that
Of European nations, the population Of
the United States in forty years will
exceed that Of England, France, Spain,
Portugal, Sweden, and Switzerland
combined.
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1853-08-12

TIE PRESIDENTS Son "a ma
BILE monument, in the obelitk form
has recently been erected in the an.
cient burial place in Concord over
he remain of the son Of Presiden'
PIERCE, killed in January last, bear.
ing this Inscription
benjamin Pierce. born April ID,
1S41; died January 6, 1858. &c
by way, thy son iveth. .
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1853-08-12
In England under Edward vi, !,

In England under Edward vi, in
terest on money loans was strictly for
hidden from religious motives entir ly.
Under Henry VIII, it was fixed at 10
per cent, per annum under Elizabeth,
this rate was revived James l, it was
reduced to 8 per cent; under Charles
II. to 6 per cent. and under Ann, to
5per cent. At present there are no
laws fixingthe rate of interest money,
like every other commodity, is left to
find its own level, yet instead Of this
leading to usurious dealing, it would
require to be good security that would
now command 81 per cent.
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1853-08-12

EyOfthe fity-three species OF the
four legged animals known to exist in
Australia, not one is to- be found any
where else; they are all residents Of
New Holland exclusively; or of the
adjacent islands. On the other hand
the very coYnmonest of the old world
Guadrupeds are not to be met with
otherwise than as colonists in Austria
LA.
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1853-08-12

Lamoytiue's Mother. It is cur
rently reported and believed to be
qnite authentic, that the mother of the
celebrated French patriot, Lamartine,
was Massachusetts, girl named Wait
still Brigham. She Married the faith
er of the eminent statesman Lamartine
when quite young, in Boston and then
went to France, where she remained
during her life.
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1853-08-12

~. Garvill, . wealthy lawyer,
residing in Owen cosnty, Kentucky
took seven slaves to Cincinnati On the
5tb. and gave them theif libsrty viii
ample means 5os sastaining tben =
one year.
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Telsgraphed for the Daily Comet.

New ORLrAvs lib, 2 clock P. NJ
Total deaths last "a hours ending one
o'clock to-day PIT. Of Yellow Fever
21s. Increasing.-swo Cemeteries
closed.