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The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1853-06-07

i,wThe Police Jury for this Parish
commenced its session yesterday morn
ing. There is great deal of very
important business to be transacted
not the least of which has reference to
enterprises now on foot, which are
calculated to enhance the value of all
kinds Of real estate. The present jury
is composed Of practical business men
and We are satisfied that what is to be
done-will be done at once, and well
done. We shall give daily synopsis
oftheir proceedings. A
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1853-06-07

i 70 Special attention is asked to
to communication from Col. Allen
in reference to the celebration at Co.
celire on the fourth of July next.
The road will be in good order at
that time and every thing will be pre-
pared to make the celebration interest
ing to all The ladies Of East Baton
Baton Rouge will join the beauty Of
West Baton Rouge and Iberville on
that occasion, and there will be such
an array as is not often met with.
Our frinds of the Vis-a-Vis, Advocate
and Gazette will please take notice.
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1853-06-07

TUnder new law of the State of
Maine a moose warden is to be ap-
pointed to see that no body kill moose
or deer in that State except such as
reside there. This is another evidence
of the fact before stated that the State
of Maine, is very far in advance of
other states on the progressive road to
a very perfect government
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1853-06-07

UDr. Wetarbet the Syrian tray-
eler delivered three lcctures--or
rather sermons on Sunday last in
this city. His audiences were large.
Every one who heard him expressed
satisfaction and delight and his short
stay amongst US is very much regret
ted. The DIR. is a man Of decided
ability, and having the leisure, and
the means, he has resolved to see what
the world is mad. of.
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1853-06-07

l-Mr. John P. Heiss of the Delta
is out in Saturday IS edition against the
New Orleans Typographical associa-
ton. He says SO far as the Delta
Office is concerned, it will not permit
of such an Interference, let the conse-
quences be what they may.
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1853-06-07
Gtf Daitg Gallltt.
BATON ROUGE::::JUNE, I, 1858


~GOHN G. WIRE. Corner of Canal
and Chartres streets, New Orleans, is the
only authorized Agent for this paper in that
city, any business with this paper can be
transacted through him. and his receipts be
subscriptions, advertisements. &C., will for
valid.
~. B. PALMER, the American News
paper Agent, is the authorised agent for This
paper in the cities Of Boston, New York, and
Philadelphia, and is duly empowered to take
advertisements and subscriptions at the rate
required by us. His receipts will be regarded
as payments. His Offices are BosroN, Scol-
lays Buildings; NEW YoRk. Tribune Bull
dings, PHTLApELpnlA, N. w. corner Third
and Chestnut streets "A
UOur terms for announcing candidates
will be $40 for State, and S. for Parish
officer. The money must always accom-
pany the announcement, or it win not be
inserted.
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The SOCIAL CONDITION OF Aus
rRALrA.-The English prints, we re-
member, were dreadfully shocked by
the crimes committed in California
during the earlier years of its settle
ment, regarding them as evidence Of
the peculiar lawlesness of the Ameri-
can character. But it would seem by
the recent accounts from Australia
that Englishmen are no greater lovers
of law than the Yankees, when ex-
posed to the temptations of gold hunt
ing, and away from the usual restraints
of society. A late letter from Mel
bourne says:
'The moral condition of the colony
is sufficiently gloomy, notwithstand-
ing the extensive body of police and
military, and the self-congratulations
OF the executive upon our peaceable
state. The criminal calender for the
present month shows list OF one hun
dred and forty prisoners for trial in
Melbourne, although separate court
has been established at Mount Alex
ander. The principal crime is rob-
berry, generally with violence; but
murders of peculiar atroci;y are shock
ingly frequent. At the Ovens the
other day constable accidentally shot
a man the populace supposed the act
was intentional; they gathered in
great force, and were very nearly
lynching some Of the constables."
1t is common defect of English
criticism to ascribe to our national
characteristics the unavoidable effects
OF clrcumstance.-N Y. Eveuang
Post.
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1853-06-07

HThe card of Dr.. c. ADAMS
will be found in anothepeolumn. DR..
ADAMS has permanently located in
Baton Rouge, and from professional
ability and prompt attention to bust
ness expects to merit and receive a
share of public patronage.
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1853-06-07

TThere is no authority for the
rumor that the King of the Sandwich
Islands, has offered to sell out to the
United States Government.
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1853-06-07

rEx president Tyler is said to be
suffering from dyspepsia and symptoms
of consumption, and will not probably
long survive.
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1853-06-07
En1AL FLIGHTS.

ERIAL FLIGHTS.
The following Telegraphic despatch
was received by US on Sunday morn
ing last
New Orleans, June 5th, 1853.
Received June 5th
Ed. C oMEr, Baton Rouge.
l am requested by Mr., PErIN. to
say that he leaves by Balloon to-day
at three precisely, and expects to be
at Baton Rouge during the afternoon
He is accompanied by Mr.. Dufrocq,
and other citizens of your city.
w. NJ. SHRovEn.
We made fruitlcss effort on Sun
day and Monday, TO keep this intelli-
gence a profound secret.-We had
the telegraph Office sworn not to say
any thing-took the despatch, and af-
ter locking it up in our iron safe threw
the key in the river. But notwith-
standing these precautions, all the
particulars of the matter were out in
town in twenty minutes after the mess
age was received. We knew well
that there would be madning excite
ment if it were known that the very
amiable Mayor of this city, had com
mitted the indiscretion of trusting his
corporation in bread basket OF the
end of a Balloon. And in truth there
was. At an early hour Lafayette
street was blocked up, by anxious
members of both sexes, and several
shades of color wringing their hands,
and calling on the, gods so to direct
the Balloon that no harm should come
to hair of so valuable head, as the
Uranium of its present very worthy
and respected Mayor. Prayers were
offered, and people went out on the
house tops with telescope, SPY, and
specticle glasses, to strain their eyes
out of their sockets in the vain hope
of being able to discern in the distance
something to justify the belief that
"all was right" there was no sign in
the Heavens Save now and then the dim
body of what seemed to be bird Of
Paradise, but which on nearing inva-
readily turned out to be buzzard-
faping his lazy wings in the thin cath
er.
Five o'clock came, and in about
sixty minutes after, the sixth hour of
the Sabbath was numbered with things
that used to be" yet there was no
signs.
BY the papers of the day we see
that the Balloon did start up on Sun
day, and the question is, where is it
now? 1t should have been here eigh-
teen hours ago. As to Mr.. Petin and
his apparatus of gas we feel no solicit
tudc, but where is our Mayor? Is he
dangling by the legs from the top of
some black jack tree in Devil swamp,
or is he founding in Ponchartrain
These are questions Of intense interest
and the subjuct of many dispatches.
1.-THE Orleanian of Friday con-
tains some pretty severe structures
upon the case of Agnes Anderson.
lately charged with murder, before
the First District Conrt. The matter
has created no little excitement for
the past week, on account Of the
young ladys age, and the circum-
stances connected with the case. That
Taylor came to his death by the hand
Of Agnes Anderson, there is but little
doubt-though the jury after having
the evidence, brought in, "a verdict
Of "not guilty."
In this connection tho OrIoan;.p
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1853-06-07

HOUSE to Rent.--A good dwell.
IL ing house, or Business stand at the
corner of Third and Florida streets. En-
quire ati this office or to
june 6 lS53-tf. A. SHAW.
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1853-06-07

DIR. c. ADAMS having pertinent
- ly located in Baton Rouge offers his
professional services to the citizens ard sur
rounding country in the various branches of
his profession.
He may be found at the Harvey House
or VIM Bogels Drug Store on Lafayette
street, June 7th.
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Pslsgraphsd Expressly for the Comet.


N. ORLEANS, Jane 6th.-The Daniel
Webster connected with Sierra Nevada
made her trip from San Francisco in
twenty days and twelves hours. In
port at San Juan, Sloop-of-war, Ala
bama and Brig Indus for New York.
She reports that the Promethus sailed
for New York on 31st with four hun
bred and twenty passengers.
California news is meagre-mining
accounts are favorable. The Sonora
Herald records many lucky discover
les of large. lump; also new diggins
discovered on the Umpqua river,
where thu miners have taken out
humps valued at three hundred to nine
hundred dollars.
Dates from Sandwich Island 10th
April. The King at the opening Of
Parliament Nominated his adopted
son Lehliho as his successor which
was sanctioned by tie mobiles.
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= On part of the Plank Road

rThe reestablishment Of the death
penalty for political crimes has been
agreed upon by the French council of
state.
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1853-06-07

PARISH 1REASURERS.-In ne attcu-
ton of the Police Juries Of the res
pective Parishes in the State cannot
be too soon directed. to the act of last
Legislature requiring the State Su-
perintendant of Education, to pay
into the hands of the Parish Treas
urers the next apportionment of school
monies. Though three months have
elapsed, yet the acts of the last learn
ed Legislature have not yet been
pub ished, AMI we presume will not
be until the next Legislature goes
to work to tare them to pieces.
We will endeavor to get the act
relative to paying out the School
funds and publish it, for we feel sat-
isfed that Directors, Teachers and
others interested in funds, know
nothing of the existence of such a
law. At the expiration of this month
the State Superintendent books will
be closed, and no more warrants will
be paid here than will be sufficient
to balance the books t. that date.
The Police Juries should at once
comply as far as it is possible with the
law. If they do not, teachers will
be unable for sometime to obtain
their compensation The law re-
quires that Parish Treasures shall
give bond and security to the Police
Juries. Whether this is TO apply
to such as are now in Office or to those
hereafter to be elected, the law does
not say.
Litchfield enquirer., 1853-11-17

lNrii1Hl1 NIEI 1t fiE ! || lsniL1 iifI'E.@ Ordef rfrbeNtN6hE HaInillk ilg l'Bl ln- sIilnIe. As|rolurc hy Pni. Hswklns upnn lhe sellonl syslem pnd political rvndiIinn Ol Swii1elIand. AnlaAdTess by tI0ll Phsl- hrisk, exssnpsfS. assspccii60 siie general onndsianiUl senuslsHii dIiIeHeni Ssaiesy e1c. Address by Mir. Bskce. Nlr. Dwkitsbn cllaif1liaa alf the 'cOlhmiilee to drsIi resolu- lions sead the iWIlDsesmR:
 Res0tUed |. That we the menIbefs uf lhe LiIchfeld CnuHsy 'ieacilrrs' InsliVie, tender ouV sincere and EeaFtIelt ihaiiis. I0 all those. who have c,SnlrihuietI tO the prVlS it and pleasure tse Have drfIved from tie interesting, instructive, sliil every way adT
 nirable iIistitnie h0w drawing t0 a ch,se-- espec.ally, lO the Hup. Henry BarGard, iO Mir. WHl. s Baker, ip Prof. D. A. haw- kins tie cnnductor If ihe InsiilnIe. ta Prof F.sT LusseIl, lO Proi. Lowel Masnn, lO Prof. Phibrck, ftl Dr. Coming, and 10 :hc Teacher aud lpupds of the New Haftfilrd high. .sel.0sll, i0 lhe sl,0spisible talIlslirs ni WansiedSho have gencrosisly opened Heir doors io entertain us. lu tie EdlIor nf ite Monuia ilI CnunIy sfeTald, tO inc pruprie- tor nf Camps Hall, 10 inc prOprietOrs of ihe M. E, CbMrchs iO the latlirs and gem iemesS, wi.o by contributing SiO0, iron, tIieif own packers to pay tle expenses df Ii,e Insli:Yie, have thereby supplied the lack iil duty of lhe Staie of Connrciicui !: and last itnpah nul least. io, lte Rev. G. w. WmGruf ihesingeniuus and energetic chairman af tue committee of arrange inrnis. FssHs sY@
 sResolued 2. Hat we retire from shis C0nvenunn more deeply impressed than eveF, with d sense dfsll,e value of I'each- efs' lnst,tn,es, and of the great coI,tir'n school reform, which has accomplished sn fnicii in oii,er Siaies, and Mhici, IS begins Eing in our own Sls,e, ic lay the axe tb li,e r',t'i oi ignorance, iniemperance, pau2er. ism and crime. gsg fr.sr <; l,
 Singing. Institute closed with the ben. ediclion Sby K ~. lF Di clinss,ns
Litchfield enquirer., 1853-11-17

A NEW CnNDtTf'N IN "A R R4fERnAD CuN :, TRAcRs1 q AscMSIraei isxs Stces,tly been, ade laF,fhe consIracti,nE of U faalNav efrAiH hi
 dlsmapalis l.i 'VIneehnes@GO tf the ciSi- daa,hssf ,lie iagFeemesst is, sIla tstlsr tssif- iractsrs shaii lrisite effaiis for tIes etitife dsssaice wiils ahe enal aud 0rca af fife iine -- whssl, is satlstip abound win ss ~ aw iiiss.. teTaap Tile high price at ttrm as0ukl seem s0j .,si ,fya C0nnactars, nl' large ihesnS. Il, iti,e esfab blishnseal af Works .in n ske tiieir own rails, ihs,eaduf sending across the wa. ter fnr lhrni. tS8 H kas5
Litchfield enquirer., 1853-11-17

l.THE UsITEp S1ATEs - Opr Ccnftdefp- cy now cnips lns 2 gsIi 5S square nj e, Y l, ex,eai equal lo, illai nl ille ko'nall E,nP'n. n ils hest estate. 0r tlO the qcal.QHrslss 0s Alrxancer. The Coas, Survey have sas- crrsaisrui riimistie lSii.sles line aIf snmri sa cs,aAt ,s 93. .e60 asdes. is 'fte polslsiaIhm is @ G9l,S769 sfrhe average HGnTheS of in- i,atisatiia o flie sqlafr nile is q. TEe mnsi tiiicklv seiiipd' State is Massachusetts, whici las [ ST id,A square mile. The mns, ihiniy seiijedpierriiury se Ore1np,. ssliese .istfe is ssNiy nne iutlnhifaln in iQ5 tcaye miles. Iar!ford Deily qirsRf.
Litchfield enquirer., 1853-11-17

! Ingspeakinu Of ahe cent deaibiaA A sbhy !y tifi.lkittg ctierry rom North Br0nk fleid The Portsmouth, Chroilicle sia,es tie iac' ,lla, nearly alI .I,e c!.erfv brandy, and cile,> " rum, at preseni sold, derives it's schtfFs q ivnr li0ni the addition of ihe csse plia pn pie bifeerg alHoH9s. which contains . llaEHr prnpnrlipA .dsbydn,cyaiHe Or spgussic acad, me ,alsl,e most sish spansi,as ,nexssitaee
 ui,elsshe same with wlsich Dr. V!sN Y. Gssa. idge perpesfa Ieti she diamsvsi'' n0ftlersa al
 Mstliews, insAlAlpe, isalf,e sesrs s.iIcs.
Litchfield enquirer., 1853-11-17

An irQpesi hell upsis li,e b,alies~pi lfe f,urteesfp persons Killed ~ ilie ttt1hIe cults td6aIpDh iheGG Gseais ssJailIefi, a nlI w eAisfA Ireland Railss V. Fesal,el sia llnllng the rnginrsr and 6rcpan If ppe lraiRJ;sffiHiai lnf sn,ai ailSlauIlller. \ !, galso appeared that lheI nlpsl. .iniaM9asly dlsGraceirlarabhffisS were epspMil,ed nppnd lhe prEse,lss,t the swpuRdsI and killed. during ihe leEF,ble ,cosfosioR .sineIl followed tle accisleni.
Litchfield enquirer., 1853-11-17
DR. ROOTS HILLS.

.1g I ESi " y4 S SsTa 9N 4 saItis mt ta hs wdndcsed at sh at aheliuhahits antsi of kitslIiisld c0unsy sh6.llsl tlSefNF l3f. gt00rSyuiuuFateu 1t66l IHd Efant EttIs tsfNty other Medicine ,iit use. as old Dr. ROO T N be orlsihal maker o[ Than was q fesdsni n La- nam. and while living tenioy yeasthe repnidinn offbeing rthe mast skilllni RhysiciaA vin.slie haunrE The Piils Ars c6mf0setl ssf fwcnsY kthts 'of rnse medicinal vegeiahlss aIlb6pgb Active sDd thoro0gil ih their aperat; on on the sysleal,a yss they are so eaasiply nieiica,val that they can he given 10 the uaostissgble per- s0n with ga ftiys lsvsns aas saaN# #sla N ls .We cnnfidsna y rscoaimsasi tbese Pjils 10 Ehe tiictea, as bsing sipefior ins every scsPest 10 A;,y arlicle ,0r The kind ia use.e They arc cold ssi slhssl law Arieasaf lo lse aad s45 csnis per box. hy merchants ,hroug the countfy
 iEJ' Try Them. e
Litchfield enquirer., 1853-11-17

An upipriDpa,e ifieh girl, one of whose toes waa cnt nH -hs iaIlinR partially undss iTain If cars ., Pislbville. lev weeks since. sud wl,o wss cisnpeled io suffer 'he anpuiaiioa ol o:herss in consequence "f Heir n,anG!ed and crIished coDliii,n. died of lnck iaw. ai New Iartf,rd, on Monday. -.Mounssin CcMnsg IIgaA.
Litchfield enquirer., 1853-11-17

x When you see . eirl % weak il,at ahr csn.i swsepsher avn seven by lnine cl,sn- her, andlhrn gsiesd0 sItiidy y1aml dances ~ night witl,she power of q hScammi,ve. nuke 9p yeur mind si,as sic l,ak 0s,t t,p 1n had principles. Snch ss,ri nf dana aed eai- co has been lie eyeriasiing ruin If many . n:asi. NY !, {, N a, $. ss4 "
Litchfield enquirer., 1853-11-17
NkW E11nN
AT GOUTET MOnR0Tw [

RTVtI r fubscrher wa6ld anoo,,., .s 4, h;. s,;...
 tl G ss now lekt,sIn' z .., ( 'rSe r5 Gaods loF the fpil and Ninnf urndc Al kis store may he hMnd gm,d assurun,rnt uf all kinds oI 8o1lls d6ually keya am a acnu1stb ,s..re. Khicll VIII he ld n np tow prices as,env, he bouabt in tliie vicinity
 The Goods Jernorip omnec hy ,he tva.sr rb,,,v Leaihef company ai|l he .silrfesl fOr sa.r st prices which .cnhnm fail 10 suil a. who u,ay tayuf me Niti Q call ,, .s ss N. ...
 The subscriber invites all in lhis ennlmpn;ty to call and i6ok E8 thenseIvce sselil,K eeulidrnl lbat those who wish to purchase viii iind tliIs t,i b the slafs where they will ss their ns0dey { worth. 1lea{ }. Saz Dutset and Clissss wantsa CT whieI ! fair price wiIf De given. R 6. sD. KORTFfw AT 6 co.
 South Norfolk. Nov 7tli. is5S saes sS '''ss'
Litchfield enquirer., 1853-11-17
Grand Exc,,rsion!I,.

TTNTIb furi her notice, he ebateaillrihyinRnaTl
 IJ of feo.nmpnilY wilL run F:xeaEsion Trainssfe Dry Qoods. GgOeeTes, Boots and Nlsoess os Grockery. E4Eofs and L.;syz,s. s.s and other thing too ntperohs to mention. For particulars see small bills. s "
 5.s N ,ALvoxD & DsoTHEk,
Litchfield enquirer., 1853-11-17
DlsfRIcr or NEw MILFORD, ss. Pn5baae Court NayenibBf 5lh, 1853

UPSTATE nf JOHN McMAtloN, late. of 1A New Milford iii said District deceased.
 The court uf pr0bate faf the district Of New Milford hath limited md allowed SIX montls from the date herc0f, for the creditors ot said estate t6 exhibit theft claims for setfieUient.-- Tn ,s. who pegiect to present their arcoun,s, properly attested, within said iinle. will he de- barred . recovery. Alfpersons indebted to said estate are EeQuea cd to make immediate payment to WI STARR, Exec
 JOHN " .,hacM AilON,5 utors.
Litchfield enquirer., 1853-11-17

THE LATEsr,--A friend mel Mike Walsh in ille slresis of New. York few days since and in tue; course gl cpnyersalipn remarked iis 1" Frank Pierce would be reelected lD lS56." The reply af Mike was, 1" u gan. nnl he se, f,r ligl,lnins was never knowa,io strike, twice in the same place"
Litchfield enquirer., 1853-11-17
lrg9 9s 6slsess E8yse.L LNsUs.
NOTED. 'fhst IA M M ibs I Swusr W TW TW si M Spy c q,

VOTED, that 'ii The owner 0f any Gastle,
 N HQrses, Swine, Sheep 0r Geeee, sial suffer the came io 70 as large llisr sf ciclosufe after ilie lsf dav Oi December 0yil cwnes shah hnieit aud pay tc Any neFsdn N t6 shall take up and iihpclnd tho snfle, tho .suIn sef
 fiofse, and ten cesiis fSr naeh s,yiuo .0f Siieep. aud six cen.s for earh Gnosr, earh tina lhov shall be so f'ilnd al lafee oul of the owner ei,-
 cl6sute and ea Ken up Ihnt it sIAil bfsIhe duty of ihs HAy in iheiF texeral dsiiic,s
 and it shAii be Awiuf fos pns Freeman to iIsl. pound any CattIe, Horse. Swine, Sheepnr 0eexe.
 su flnnd s,ut of ifs OwnsrseDclosufe aud tiaf6ej
 co,npensair, and i,hvf tIIs sassse powers < assrs
 nrani Cd ingta statufe 1ws Of this Sfate. \ Fsfi ted t0sndss Pf0viiies no pehalty inctrrsd
 under this Bys.Law shdiI .exseid tIirse dollars! And the p,sneFs Of Esid Gaftie, Hnrses, Swiae, lSh6ep 0f t;sSss en enimpoundel. sbas n0f receise ltaesGGae from iile pund hntii theys ssAil have paid the pessasH as ~ sf1hHAIpg tho ea9ge tlee aiD0unt of foFteitpre,and tlj li6 ponnd keeper as Il, other oda VI cSs luses iIs' as,sed. Fro. vided. thai afIr pegppn m slna famlly Tssidinz in said town lpeK 1es one Cess Fsin at lnsE1 en js esifainsa ton 2 clpck K M M sgn.ris ard naf Ifictf the. atoresaid penqliyc Thi9 HNnrIsAsi !o ss intoEpe tof Rns yess ts0ns iist Dsnember. Aso. ye,es, .has shis 5rs.Eaw X pablishsd5 in she LITcH1lsIp IsWays etlesa iasr slcesssivs
 weeks previaHs t6 lie lsf of December, 1858.
 csr''lse V! s isRg ffffs5S k n .. 1. ass. c,...
 ' Ennl1Anss sNEnfzf*nv 1&ik lo+A WEI &L2
Litchfield enquirer., 1853-11-17

GehssSI Usst .iS nSi 2..h a1SiA1s painful allioIISa i.ss Baltimore Sun. in the hsasklEl6f hi5 Ias6siss tkhlchild. Iiizsy canGrli d,snahits ni oapiain Caik fleld. At the aRedf len years. Slss wAs welt in tke egebings reading book ye' that same night General Cass vas aksk> rned wiih the terrible intelligence lhal she vas dying, and before daybyeak she had b.eaihed her last Captain Canfeld was absent as the time. while tlie InbtIier, for hoaFsaftesutlse calainity had 6cedsr- cd. was cataof her mind. filing lh8 spa- ciOus mansion with slifieks and IanefiFa tions. What night that must have been-for the old wo-slrieken statesman. who. bat few months since. has buried the cherished partner of bis life Hei. in the midst of atiiictions like these. pbl. illcians are clamorons 10 obtain express siona of con6dencssor approval oflhei, conduct from him. The cheers which were recently given for General Cass, whether uttered sincerely U hypocrili cally. only found an echo in the dsa,k chamber of ter who had entWined he's sell in the flores of his heart. ,,,. sisj x
Litchfield enquirer., 1853-11-17
Fg Nawa K.nR Rs,g. .9o

AN0THER CpNSPIR Acy IN CUBAs s-- Pavafe advlces were irrce,gs,t yesterday, hy ielk- graph, From sGAarles,Bns that U fresh ,c0n- spiracs agaiRsi she ~RavrFnlnens had hset' dIsEsssefed a. Blrac,sa, t,n ihes eassergll cad sftlss isiaHl af Cuba. and ftaa iiIieenr per- syis iihpiealsd had. been seized and inlpfi- stSned- siisNjng .liem several soldiers. a'''
Litchfield enquirer., 1853-11-17
DOES Nof EVERY MAN, WOMAN,
 AND CHILD HAVE AN INTEREST

DSyco NOE EVERY MAN, WtfMANi
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TROM the subscriber, on or about the let M insiaila, a fght red yeafliDg STEER sith bsaad horl s also,n yearliag deep red HEIFERs; both gind size. Whoever will return them. or give information where they may be found, will receive Q reasonable reward. d.es
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Litchfield enquirer., 1853-11-17

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