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Germ! COrnl
KIM BARRELS Ear Corn Just re-
lCUV ceived and fr sale low at
the Flat Boat Landing by mar q st
D. MONTAN.
Hotel and Livcry.Stable
FOR SALE.

business Of the undersigned, aoo
~ making it necessary for him 3s.2s.a
to leave the State the latter part Of The pGe-
sent year, induces him to offer for sale his
large and commodiow Hotel and Stable,
situated in the most desirable and pleasant
part Of the village. Finding that the main
building was not large enough to accommo-
date the amount Of patronage he received, he
has erected an addition to IL in which there
is one room sufficiently large for Parties,
writing Schools, Dancing schools, &C., His
house . now well FINISHED and in good re-
pair, with al necessary out buildings At
tached. The house and Stable occupy one
half Of square.
The purchaser would be expected TO buy
all. or large portian of the furniture, which
would be sold less than its appraised value.
Terms me half cash, o. negro property
1t it, cash valuation--the balance on a credit
Of one and two years, with mortgage and
personal security
For further Particulars, apply 10 the Pro-
p1ietog, in Clinton Louisiana.
mar 22-3tsw. B. C. CARMAN.
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20 We call especial attention to a
letter in another column, from our cor
respondent 'Guy Mannering.' Itihat-
tiers little however whether he travels
BY steam or stage-whether he be in
side or outside, be is the same merryt
light hearted philosopher, Is his semi
occasional epistles ID. rs always midi
Gated. sa23 aeSo, .l@ q +
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RsNrING PEws At ST. JosEen's.
-On Sunday ~ palm Sunday The
pews in St. Jesepas Catholic Church
il this city were r,ntsd out sbr the
ensuing year. This vas done by sale
in the auction way. and some Of them
brought a. much Is sixty dollars
This argues velfor the condition Of
the church, md j. another reason why
the members should Interest them
selves, in lie erectioa Of . new edifce.
The present building Is old md dslhp-
dated, and entirely too small for its
large and respectable congregation.
20 The pews 1t the Catholic
Church brought for The ensuing year
the sum Of sixteen hundred dollars.
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~We are authorized to announce the
name of WIN. ROBERTSON, Esq, Is cam
didate for Town Constable, at the approach
ing Municipal Election. e
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-0Gyl9D NOSlles
IA N ELECTION IL ssven piEectors for
"A Tie 1atoa Rouge snd Clinton Plank
Road Company WIN s. Md q ~ olkee Of
2. A. Walker, Esq, q Salssday tie End
day Of April next, under IL snpesintendence
Of H. +. Waddill Eusene LaNoae and 8.
N. Hart By order Of the CoMmias;oners.
A. 8. HERRON, Psrsr.
VS. PIxx, Ssa'x.
.ldseuis Uis-srYis sad Gssass plesss
copy. ~
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TINE Subscribers IRE fitting up -Four
i Steam Engines, a follows:
One Engine IL inches cylinder, 4 n. stroke,
with Sugar.M Rollers, 4 H. long. ~ inches
diameter, with wroaght iron shafts
One do II inches cylinder, feet stroke,
with sugar-mill rolles A. long, Is inches
diameter.
One DO IL inches eylinleT, 4 feet stroke,
with sugar-mill rollers feet long, Is inches
diameter.
One 10 inches cylinder engine 3 IL, stroke,
suitable for saw-min or medium size
sugar mill.
We are now extending the buildings con-
nected with the Foundry. and increasing the
machinery, and are enabled TO do all kind of
work in our line that may be con6ded to rs.
The patronage nfthe public is respectfully
solicited. HlLI1 HENDERSON.
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~Aparty ofhunters, engaged in
DIGGING after 4 fox which had burrow-
cd in : cliff on Pine Greek. Virginia,
recently, discovered { vein Of quartz
mingled with q yellow mineral, which
spm being aasayed, proved to be gold.
The vein Is eight feet wide, eleven
inches thick. and Of unknown length,
and . solid foot Of the quarts will yield
upon IN average, sixteen dollars.
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NFVhMS eu1g111eSo ~ the pubiie,
i that le wm o. - TIE
14o1 WA101, fa
large and haud11une assoetment Of
NEW 0Y11U0 GOODS
al selected BY hinssf in New York and
Philadelphia fio1 ~ latest iappstatioas.-
From his long experienoe, he feels conf
dent, his selections cannot fail TO please
the most fastidious. mar 6-J.
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We are authorized to announce the name
Of EDWARD CoUsrNAKD. the present efficient
and energetic Town Constable for re-elec-
ton. A CITIZEN.
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Per Oteanncf 0ulDoDo
IUSr arrived iron Cincin- 80 -
y natl.
10 half bbs. extra forned besfa =
4 harrs11s go tfH i@'
20 small keg. Dairy Butter, .
Firkins Goshen Packed butter,
10 Medium tegs daisy butter,
20 boxes Dairy Farm Cheese, ?
10 boxes do Cseam Chsese, very ehoiee.
.is mar lily JosnuARxAl-
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Flavofin4 ExtFacts. "
THERE use are to communicate an
i agreeable and delicious favor to vsr-
ious kinds Of food and beverage without
injury to their nutritious qualities:
have such - Almond, Orange, Rose, VAN
lila, Lemon and Cinnamon.
H. r. WADDLL
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GIVE are authorized to announce Judge
EDWARD SIMON, (late Judge Of the
Supreme Court - candidate ~ Associate
Judge Of the Supreme Court for this Dis
tricf,
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Consul 70 LavxRrooE,-1Ae Green.
wins Is. o. Sosshevs pasviee nn
0sosral DEnAH - bsSa - . VT d
eseuids1e PrERcx, I'D h1'sssoG1vsd
IL appci1ensnt Il - CGnsuls1D 4
Liverpool This i - = Tie Ssfy
beA olkces within Tie eih a the Ad-
ninisGsasioo, and b worth fifteen q
twenty thopnad dollsn PER snrnn-
BoRN IN Coon Lucx.-The man
who interferes in . family dispute
without getting his bcad broke. For
telling On Exotic once that be did
wrong in throwing rolling-pin q his
wi:e's head, We were trealsa 10 one
moothing-iron. two brick-bf and =
piece Of crockery /; Tie litter thrown
BY the lady in whose canss We had
volunteered little kind advice.
The New Hampshire State election
resulted in The choicS e Martin, dem
ocrat, for Governor By 1000 b 5000
majority. Three democratic Coegssss
men were elected. defesting Anos
Tx In The first district. There i .
large democsek majority in ths Hoass,
and the Senak Is probably usanimoas-
y democratic. ~
Let not the grandeur Of auv mans
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~We are authorized to announce WIN.
A. BRYAN, Esq. Is candidate for Select.
man n Ward No. l..
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10 We ere authorized TO snnounce
THOS. H. LEWIS, Of Opelouses y . can
didate for Associate Justice Of the Supreme
Court for this District,
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~ In the Churches at MILAN
singing Is forbidden. - q.Tr

TThe Democrat published At
Alexandria pays our mappiih friend
Of tAs True Delta The following CON-
pliment:
The "eloud- compelling Jove," d
the New Orleans Tywc Delta, ID
hurting he bolts Of his wrath at Judge
SL1DELL and his supporters.--We
never knew him to oppose movement
without snsuring it, success, OF to
abuse q man without raising him in
public estimation. Spout away old
Thundergu&: ON
Blow wiah and crack your cheeks blow
Won catassets and hurricanoes-spout
- . And though all-shaking thunder,
Strike fat the thick rotlundity o the world
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10 We are authorised to announce
JOHN r. DUFROCQ Esq, a. candidate
for the Office Of Mayor, Of the city Of Baten
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Mr.. Ed;tov Please announce A. MON
TAN, ir. ~ candidates for Selectmen to re-
present Ward2 VOX POPULI.
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% We are authorized 70 announce
THOMASJ J. COOLEY - candidate for
Associate Justice Of the Supreme Court loE
this District is.,s ya..#t,,.,
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Andrew jackson Davis, the Pough-
keepie Seer, has discovered that all
sorts Of machinery, locomotives, engines
&c., can be driven by the power Of the
human win. He prints his paper
the Universal hum-by just looking
into the Office and noding at the press.
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1853-03-22

Fine CognaC Brandt
A ChO1ce article in bottles for sale by
"A march 10y. JOSHUA BEAL.
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~We are authorized to announee tn
names Of JOS. MONGET, AMBROSE
THEREOF and CHAS. GUEDRY, - can.
didates for Secectmen in Ward No. 1.
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~We are authorized to announce r. C.
HUTCHINSON, Esq, - candidate for
Selectman from Ward No. 2.
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10 Signora Biscaccianti has left
Panama for Valparaiso. She props-
es TO visit the large cities On the South
Pacific coast. I,-e- f
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MurINY AT SEA.-A Havana letter
Of the 18th ult., received At Charles
ton. says: The ship Palmyra. If Bos.
ton, arrived off the harbor this morn.
ing with hardly any ail Get. She va.
towed in by some thirty men from .
Spanish vessel Of war, who were sent
to bring her IN. 1t appears that the
crew had mutinied and were confined
below. She will, however. proceed
soon on her voyage to Bostoa
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SERIous AccIDENT-A very seri.
Gus accident occurred this morning, Il
the foot Of Cont street. by which q
large number Of our mo& respectable
citizens we're much endangered. The
diving-bell, which d situated 1t the
place specified, has been an object d
curiosity for the last'few days, and sew.
eral gentlemen went ON board it this
morning. to inspect its machinery and
satisfy their curiosity with regard 70
Il. III '.s'
The weight on the planks being very
great there was a sudden crash, and in
an instant the whole party-some con.
nected with the machine. and some
were visitors precipitated into
the water. Some chung to the planks
struggled under the ruin for
several minutes-and those who at
length got safe to!land appeared thor
oughly terrified and exhausted.
Having heard the fact at . late
hour, we were not able to get the full
particulars, but we have reason to fear
that some pesons have been lost. It is
as yet to learn.-Delta.
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To SPncuLAroRs We learn from
. creditable source that nearly five
hundred fun grown rats we're killed on
the plantation IT MeHatton yesterday.
Is mt this ! fine opening for specula-
tors? The tallow could be made into
stat candles, and the hide would doubt
less answer, cater going through some
sort Of Yankee maehine) for gloves.
Rat skin gloves would answer very
wen 16r the multitude, though the
snobs Of fashionable society might turn
up their noses at them for time. I
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HousE.-M0nday, A6vch, xa3.
The Hosse met It 10 O'Clock Asn.
\. W. Aosse IN the cha'r. FnyG y
the Rev. Woodbridee. minutes rcd
and approved. Leave o. absence Va
granted to ax or eight member
(only. f-A - esAA
Mr. Nixon oifered . resolution en-
forcing . call OF the house daily. and
the names Of the aosensecs to De placed
on the Journal. stvtt
Mr.. cambridge oiiered . substitute
which'passed, requiring The absentees
and the length Of time absent to be
Published in the State Paper.
Mr.. Bailey offered , petition OF
Andred Lesage: referred 70 the COM
mites On claims. 4a
A ball 70 re-charter the Mechanic
aud Traders Bank, was made the or
der q the Day nor wednesday.
Mr.. Wilson reported from the COM
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Spar RAPPINGs.-Ycsterda COM
plant was made at the police Office
against . party of Esprit rappers.' y
residing on Main street, between
Spruce and Poplar, and whose pro-
ceedings had become 50 outrageous as
to disturb those 10 the immediate neigh
borhood. The police, on reaching the
scene, found three females engaged in
calling spirits from the vasty deep, -
and 50 excited had they become. and
50 violent were their exertions, they
were perfectly unconscious Of anything
around them. When the officers en-
deavorsd to separate them from the
scene of their incantations, they utter
ed the most alarming cries, and were
thrown into commissions, and in that
state were carried to different rooms !;
and in the course Of an hour or two
they became sufficiently quiet to answer
questions, and understand the nature
Of their offence. The three were left
in charge Of their friends.
Their hands and arms were dread
fully swollen. as they had been en-
gagged in their violent exercises, with
out intermissiou, from 8 O'Clock on
Sunday evening until yesterday AFTER
Nom = 1:o.cn.n: n~s,,onrot SD0~1 a.1<
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is the better part Of valor. I think
Falstaff was right about that word We
call honor. I have smelt gun powder
and have had to face the music, in my
day but l never yet was ON the field
without wishing that l had much rath-
er be in a comfortable parlor, talking
with pretty woman than standing up
like q fool to be shot at. BY the way
at this place there is a fine Plank
Road across the swamp to the high
lands. The whole community are
perfectly delighted with it, IS it is in
creasing the growth very fast Of the
town and gives great facilities to plan
tiers. It also pays the stock holders
20 per cent. IL not this truly en-
couraging to our friends in West Baton
Rouge. l say God speed the Plank
Road. Let US finish as soon as posi-
bic and then even the old Fogies with
hats Of, viii join rs in our long and
hearty cheer for the Crosse Tete and
Baton Rouge Plank Road. Good BY.
Your friend,
GUY MANNERrNG.
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Let not the grandeur ct any sman'i
kstation render him proud and vilful
DUG Ses MN remember, wnen ~ u
surrounded with . crowd Of svppliants.
death sh.ll lewel h;m 9TH The me.nesa
-
"a MIN ATCC,
: = q : -
C.-..-1.---1T--.-.----T
CHRISTIAN ROSELIOUS = I candi.
date for tRe o66ce q Chief Justice az Lou.
isiana.
Jra.. TS555N AZ "a inrTf 4 49,;
dts ~ H. -. = Ch;.f i,,.t;.s - n.
Sumeme CoSrt AZ I.a,;.;.n s. = - .i.ct;c,
on the first Monday Of April next.
-w. a.. .,,tssr;..1 :. .,....
rHe1MHeI COOT EY ...a;J.ts e.
A..o.;.te 49, - -. s.r.s.ns Co. g. e.
this District zeq atl
NV. =. .,4Lcs;.sS ~ ........... r..a,.
rnwAnn SIMON nj. I,,d-s - ~
Supreme Court - 4 candidate fcf Associate
Judge Of the Supreme Court for this Dis
tr'ct. ...~.--...a .leg. 1
20 We are authorized to announce
IhOS. h. LEWIS, q Opelousos = . can
didate Tor Associate Justice Of the Supseme
ta,a
~ We are authorised to announce
JOHN X. DUFkOCQ Esq, a. candidate
tor the ONCE Of Mayor, Of the city Of Baten
@we are authorized 70 annoanee the
names Of JOS: MONGEI, AMBkOlSE
IhEkiOI and ChAS. GuEDkY. - can
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liTn ORDTvANcn Persons Enierino


llTH ORpExANcE ~ Persons Entering
Complaint held Rcsponsible for Costs. -
b. il further ordained, That any person
or persons entering complain. 10 The
Mayor fer the violation ofany corporation
ordinance, shall be held responsible for
costs, and may, II Thought necessary, be
required to give bond, with sufficient
surety, before process is issued
>ol2TH ORDIDANcR-Da Datiesofthe Mar
sh0l.--Be il further erordained, That the
Marshal shall have power, and is hereby
authorized, on complaint being made, or
having knowledge Of the facts from his
own observation, to bring before the
Mayor, forthwith, any person or persons
who shall be found violating any Of the
ordinances Of the Corporation OF Giboa;
provided, nothing in this shall be so con
isirned as 10 prevent the coinplainan,
from being held responsible for COSTS.
The above nrdinnnces TO take +ffsc,
from and after the day afpnblicaiion.
HENRY WING, Mayor.
R.C. LUCE, Recorder.
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LAND FOR SALE.

lTTyHE subscriber offers for sale Farm OF
i tract of Land, in Pleasant township,
containing about oighty-eight acres, with 25
to 30 acres cleared and well fenced. II lies
adjoining farms Of Jacob Byers and B. Payn,
known as the Durfey lots; being only a
miles from Ottowa, and a good school house
within few rods The Toledo and Lima
Railroad is located on the west line Of said
land. - sit, rs
Price is ten dollars per acre. one-third in
hand. and balance;o suit purchasers. z &
Enquire Of JACOB RYERS near the prem
ises. or address the subscriber Croton P. o.,
Licking county, O.. Title clca,. IS
]. w. Seymour,
April. 1858. 6as
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SALE OF REAL rs FATE BY OR DER
.ilts.y feaas on COIIRT IN

BnN the eth day Of Jane, A. D. 1858, AT
" /, O'Clock in the afternoon, will be sold
on the premises, to The highest bidder, The
following Real Estate, as the property OF
William Mills, deceused, TO wit: The south
west quarter Of the south west quarter Of
section number fifteen Ii5) in township
number one (t) north of range number eight
I0) east. in Putnam county, Ohio. subject to
The Dover or life estate OF Catharihe Mills.
widow OF the said deceased. which said
Dover covers the whole of snid tract. APP
praised at three hundred dollars. and not to
be sold for less than two-thirds Of the ap-
praised value.
Terms:- One.third cash in hand; one
third IN nine months; and the residue ir
eighteen months, with interest from the day
OF sale. to be secured by mortgage on the
premises. Il. .......-s. 3. .ss
JOHN D. BE4MER. Administrator,
4 CATHARiNE MILLS. Adminstratrix,
ala of wILElAM Mill, deceased.
May l7,h, 1853. 682
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ROAD NOTlCE..

NTOTICEis hereby given thai there will
l y be d petition presented to the Commits
sioners OF Putndm county, 0hio, At sheir next
June Session, for the location Of county
road, commencing in Van Buren township
at the termination Of the Gilboa road where
i: intersecte the Van Buren and Defiance
road at the section corners Of thirty four and
thirty-fve- thence running direct north
course, oil the section line between sections
twenty six and twenty seven, twenty-five
and twenty three. fourteen and fifteen, ten
and eleven. until il itintersects the Nofth OF
Sand ridge road, and their terminate. aAl
.a MANY PETITIONERS. Z
April %, 1852. 62s
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Andrew Porter, Admir-
Of John Pitts, deceased @ Petition 10 sell

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INT TANCY PITTS, Of Hancock county.
In Ohio, widow Of decedent, William
Pitts of Ricbland CO ,nty, Ohio, Joseph Pitts
and Nancy Snyder whose residcnpe is un-
known, legal representatives. of John Pitts.
deceased, are hereby Informed that on the
list dav of May. A. Z. 1853, s'id Admins.
traitor filed his Petition in the Probate court
within and for Putnam county. Ohio, the
object and prayer Of which said Bill is for an
assignment Of the Dover Estate of said
Nancy Pitts. widow as aforesaid, and for the
sale OF the following Rehi Estate of Gece-
dent, to wit :A-rhe east half Of the south
west quarter Of section number thirteen (3)
in township number two t2) north of range
number eight east, containing eighty acres
OF land, more or less, to pay the debts Of
decedent, and that said petition will he FOR
hearing on the 9th dav Of July, A. D. 1853,
before the Probate Court in said Putnam
county, Ohio. (l
ANDREW ] PORTER,
Administrator OF JoHN PrTTs, deceased.
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DANIEf. sTovER,s EsTATE

NOTICE is hereby given, that the UNDER
In signed has this day been appointed
und qualified as Administrator on the Estate
IT Daniel Slower, late of Riley township.
Putnam county. Ohio. deceased
May goth. 1888. 1881 NIB THRAPP.