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Nashville union. [volume] ([Nashville, Tenn.]) 1851-1853, 1853-01-06

Carpeting and OIL Cloths at Reduced Prices For Cash
~ Only i8iA I
NV MEREDITH would call the attention of the parties
w that want Carpets Oil Cloths and Mating at re-
duced prices his stock which will be sold at less than anv
other establishment in this city. [septs1
Nashville union. [volume] ([Nashville, Tenn.]) 1851-1853, 1853-01-06

NEW FALL AND WINIEh GOOUS.
TUST received this day, my Fall and Winter stock ol
q Dry Goods, Boots, Shoes and Hats which will be sold
for cash. short time puncua customers very small
advance Eastern cost The merchants requested
call and examine, as they may expect great bargains.
sepS w. MEREDITH.
Nashville union. [volume] ([Nashville, Tenn.]) 1851-1853, 1853-01-06

IMPORTATION WANTED-Of the whereabouts
ofWIILIAM K0URK, who resided in 1888 three miles
from place called Ross Landing Tennessee believed
be in Hamilton county, but who subsequently removed
herefrum. This information is desired by his daughter
Polly, who is in afuent circumstances The inormer
will be amply rewarded Direct to
% 'ts - As GEORGE 7. WALLACE
nov30-lm iia No III Vine Street Phladelphia
Nashville union. [volume] ([Nashville, Tenn.]) 1851-1853, 1853-01-06
INSURANCE.

COMMERCIAL INSURANCE COMPANY.
CHARLESTON, SOUTH CAROLINA.
aas e. Capital $3.50, 900: All Paid In.
HAVE been appointed Agent of the above Company at
Nashville and fully prepared to take Marine, Fue,
River Risks, on the most favorable terms.
"A full statement of the solvency of the Company can be
at the office Of the Nashville Insurance and Trust Com
pany, on College street. 20
zseplS JOHN ). DASHlElis Agent 4
Nashville union. [volume] ([Nashville, Tenn.]) 1851-1853, 1853-01-06
vXTH E II E

VIE LEI r. e e
found at all times
a large assort-
ment of Winches-
ter's, Davis 4
June's, & Myers
Patent Shoulder
Seam Shirts, of
Linen, Muslin,
with Linen Bo-
SONS, G ingham,
X French Chintz,
Nashville union. [volume] ([Nashville, Tenn.]) 1851-1853, 1853-01-06

X ROUND PAINT BRUSHES, Yarnish Brushes
VI Sash Tools. For sale by
sep4 II. G. SCOVEL.
RADUATED MAGNETIC MACHINES,
VI Galvanic Curaives. For sale by.
sep4 II. G. SCOVEL
Nashville union. [volume] ([Nashville, Tenn.]) 1851-1853, 1853-01-06

A LE.-l5 Barrels Shutz Xxx Pale Ale, received
IA steamer Statesman, and for sale BIZ
decl0 w. III. GORDON 4 co
Nashville union. [volume] ([Nashville, Tenn.]) 1851-1853, 1853-01-06

r INSEED OIL AND WHITE LEAD.-lO BIB
i 4 Linseed Oil; kegs Fahnestocks White Lead. Ju
received and for sale lew for cash by
dec2o j. NJ. ZIMERMAN.
Nashville union. [volume] ([Nashville, Tenn.]) 1851-1853, 1853-01-06

SOLLEGE STREET, NASHVILLE, 1ENS i
S. S. WILLIAMS, AGENT OF JOHN WILLIAMS, Fl
81 GRAvIER STREET, New ORLEANS,
AS taken Office College street. ON the second
floor above the Merchants Insurance and Trust Com
pany and IS prepared to make cash advances all Cotton
Tobacco &c. consigned said House. furnish supplies
to Planters or others who wish to ship New Orleans
seD2-6m ~ t.se't' -ff Z
A. HAMILTON,
Cotton and Tobacco Dealer, Forwarding and Commission
e Merchant
oct3 NASHVILLE TENN
K. I. NORRIS. fHOS. K. SrRAITON.
MORRIS & STRATT0N,
(SuccEssoRs TO LANIER MoRRIs Co..
Commission and Forwarding Merchants and Wholesale
ra Grocers
Corner Of Market and CLARK Streets NdsAriNe
IXTE have in store large stock of Groceries, Ii.
w quors Wines, etc. which will be sold at the lowest
market prices for cash or barter. Esepl7
w C. s.
SEAY, BATES CO.,
COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
SOUTH ATLANTIC WHARF, CHARLESTON s. e.
aup29-trwtf '-'--f w.
Nashville union. [volume] ([Nashville, Tenn.]) 1851-1853, 1853-01-06
JAMES CLAIBORNE

JAMES CLAIBURNE,
General Steamboat and Freight Agent.
C96cs on fS,nt Street, near the Wharf, NashviUe.
johnson Smith, McCrea Terrass Jas. A. McAllistel
Il. I. Yeatman, Sam Seay, A. Hamilton johnson wes
yer, A. L. Davis and merchants generally. [noylOdAtw
Nashville union. [volume] ([Nashville, Tenn.]) 1851-1853, 1853-01-06

USHES.-White Wash, busting, Crumb, Cloth
ID Black Pope's Head, Horse, Tanners, Printers, Var
nsh Blue Paint &C. of assorted sizes. Just received By
dec2o J. NJ ZIMMERMAN. :
Nashville union. [volume] ([Nashville, Tenn.]) 1851-1853, 1853-01-06

DREAST PIPES, Nipple Shells Gum Elastic Breast
ID Pipes, Gum Elastic Syrnges, Glass Syringes, Womb
Syringes Gum Elastic Came Bags Female Syrnges Specu
lum Vag. For sale by
sep4 Ii. G. SCOVEI.
Nashville union. [volume] ([Nashville, Tenn.]) 1851-1853, 1853-01-06

LAW NOTICE.
w. III. HUMPHREYS & THOMAS BARRY,
IAVE associated themselves together in the practice of
i Il the Law. Office the Public Square opposite the
Planters Bank Nashville, Tenn. [feb24
CARD
HAVE this day associated with me in the Saddling Bu-
i sness my son. A. c. MARCH. The business in future,
persons indebted to by note account will please
up and make payment. j. ID. MARCH
Thankful for the liberal share of patronage hereto
FORE continuance of the is respectfully solicited.
JAM j. D. MARCH & SON.
Nashville union. [volume] ([Nashville, Tenn.]) 1851-1853, 1853-01-06

INSSENCE OF JAMAICA GINGER.-Brown's
II received direct from the Manufacturer For sale BY
sep4 II. G. SCOFEL
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E.EM0vALrDYAs & Co,

EEM0VALrDYAS & CO.,
Wholesale GrOcers, New Orleans.
HAVE removed from their old stand, AZ and As New
4 levee to the new and spacious Store, 1s9 and l4l
Magazine Street where they receiving and opening the
largest Stock of Goods they have had all which will
be sold low Tor cash or good paper DYAS 4 co.
nOv9-n lI9 and l4l Magazine street New Orleans
Nashville union. [volume] ([Nashville, Tenn.]) 1851-1853, 1853-01-06

n, p,. iiuNTsvILLE Sept. 30, 1851.
DR bLkDsoE-Having seen the publication of yonr ssr
awe compound think duty say to the public nat
had oeen Tor years subject TO spells of Cranp Cole in rs
worst lor mat had tried almost every thing that "a o.
ven hy physicians and never found any thing o vouJ %
ra ere a :; me- un tried the above medicine which mas
renewed ne In every attack in less than an hour
WM b. LLOYD
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Cjhntladates.

NJ. Edito, al find Won in fact,
after all, M old Foge. How strange
il Ii. You are unwilling posteriiy should
be nlortgaged to build our railroads
and Banks. Why now, what db yo,,
mean I Are you really seriotisl ]
can't believe ID my dear friend, don't
De 30 hasty don't let the cat out Of
the bagt All ~ scar's al present
Il 10 borrow money on our bonds from
Europe, Foreigners you know aud
then If oiif children don't choose to
pay, why they ean vepndiate, that's
all. Who 6ares about q bond pay
able twenty or thirty years hence
Why we'll be all in our graves before
that time, and in the meanwhile recol-
lect we shall have had sundry trips
North by our splendid railroads and
have borrowed and spent any amount
Of money. out Of our banks. Now,
Mr.. Editor, you must tack about ship
in this matter Of putting questions to
candidates, and just let them promise
and agree to do all they can, veiscted
to give It's railroads and abundance
Of motley, for these are The filings We
want and hare them zee ,eilt, all the
old Fogies in the world notwitlstand-
ing.
| was once like yourself. Mr.. Editor,
very much inclined to be Federalist.
but have long since seen the errors o.
may ways, and become d t,rogressire
Democrat. It is Useless to Disguise
the tact---tle people Of the United
States have adopted the advice which
the old Scothman gave his son-mon-
ey Is their god. Let our candidates
COME out boldly then, and promise to
do all and more than the people ex-
pect OF even wish mud my word for it
they will prove themselves the perfect
representative Of the honest and in
telligent constituency Of the Parish.
A TRUE DEMOCRAT.
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Baron KoUaE, 2sih June

UHn16, ana the BIND.
BAroa RouaE, 2sih June. 1868.
Sealed proposals will be received until
Wednesday, the nth day Of August 1853,
for the necessary Brick work and Carpen-
tiers work. In the erection Of the buildings
for this institution at Baton Rouge and
Tor the materials for same Proposals will
be received for furnishing all materials fer
the Brick work. and erecting the same
Proposals are invited for thu performances
Of the Brick work alone. Proposals are
invited for the delivery OF the Brick, Lime
and Sand together, or for the delivery OF
either Brick, Lipe or Sand seperatclys--.
Proposals are invited for furnishing the
required lumber IN whole or in part
Proposals are invited for the Carpenters
work. in whole or in part.
The Lumber at present required consists
only Of the finor and ceiling joiee, the raj.
tiers, girders, and stuiding lumber. for the
door and window frames, and the sheating
for the Roof. The present design a the
administrators is TO erect the building and
have il under cover without finishing the
inside. For this purpose, the amount Of
Lumber, which they now propose to con-
tract for, will be about 100000 feet; the
quantity q Brick, abont 100000. Con
tractors will be required to give satisfae-
tory security for the performance Of the
work as well as for the delivery OF MATER
ials. Plans, specifications, and drawings of
the Brick and Carpenters work. as we'll
as the bill of lumber, and synopsis Of
the covenants and agreements To be entered
into by the contractors. may be seen at the
Office Of w. S. Pike, Baton Rouge, to whom
all proposals will be .ddressed.
nz-Thc New Orleans Daily Picaynne,
Delta and True Della, will please copy once
week. for four weeks. The Naschez Free
Trader, vicksbprg Wig, and Baton Rouge
.1dyocate will also insert for one month once
a week. june 90 limo.
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TO CONTRACTORS,
Office Baton Rouge and Clinton Plank |
Road Ton1Dqty
Baroy RopeE JrLy 9th 1853

BaTos RoTGE JrLY 9th 1853.
Sealed troposals will be received at this
office, or through the Post office until Wed.
nesday the nth day Of August next for the
ditching graduation and bridging Of the first
two sections ofthe road, commencing az the
point where the road inteIsects the Corpc-
triton limits Of Baton Rouge and extending
eight miles in the direcetio IN to Chiffon, each
etion embracing for miles.
Proposals and proiles are ready for in.
spection .. the Office Of the company, and
the character and extent Of the work can
be fully eornpTshended by passing along
the road and observing the level Of embark
ment as marked upon the stakes by the
Engineer Of the road. Bids will be receiv-
ed for one or both sections, and proposals
will state the time that contracts shall be
completed. Testimonials as to the charac-
ter end ability Of the contractors to perform
the work, will be required Of pesons IN.
known to the officers Of the company.
july 14td WxrS. PIKE, Pfes't.
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20 M ~ " uicatea.

Ed. Of Comet. Dear Sif You
state in your number ofthe 26th inst,
that DR.. Ives. recently Bishop of the
Protestant Episcopal Diocese Of North
Carolina, who having resigned bis COM
mission, embraced the Catholic faith,
is about to be copseerated Priest by the
Pope; and tina, Pius1X has notified
Mrs. Ives that she mist no longer con-
slider DR.. Ives her husband.
The severity Of the judgement you
pass ON the conduct Of the Rev. gen.
tlclnan, is sufficient evidence that you
are not correctly informed in reference
to the discipline ot our Church, on
that point. You will allow me then
to aeqnaint you with it, and help you
to repair an injustice.
The celihaey Of the Clergy is a law
Of our church, which even in this en-
lightened age and country, the Popes
declare binding and, in spite Of the
many objections and misrepresenta-
tons which 1t has c.iusud, they are not
at all willing to dispense with it. DR..
Ives, Of cou, Sc, If he wish, il he thinks
himself called to be Priest, must
submit to the com mon law. But since
he is already married, how can he be
Priest at I'LL Are not those two
states incompatible THAT you may
better understand the principal Of the
Catholic church than that, let us sup.
pose that DR. and Mrs. Ives are ss yet
Protestauts, residing in North Caro-.
lima; and that they make, for any pri-
vate reason, ,oiNs application to
the Legislature OF their State, for be.
ing iasrfuIiy disvrcea. On lfearing
Of that, would you enquire any furth-
or than about the fact Of their common
consent previous to the taking Of such
step? I suppose not Well then
in that suppositlon you have our ex-
act idea OF the discipline and regulation
Of our church When married man
having his wife still living, applies to
be ordained Priest. the Pope must,
by himself or any other Bishop, before
granting any such request, enquire
from the wife herself, whether she be
willing to give her consent or not !;
viz, that. from the moment of consecra.
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G. N DI b AT ES.

e. We are authorized to ANNOUNCE ALL
GUsTIN DUPLANTIER AZ a candidate
for Auditor of Public Accounts for the
State of Louisiana. Subject TO decision Of
the Democratic Convention.
We are authorised TO announce
CHAS. +. GRENEAIFX. as d candidate
for the Office Of State Treasurer subject 10
the decision Of a con, entlon.
EprToR CoMEr-- Please announce H. v.
BABlN, Esq. the present incumbent. az a
candidate for recollection to the Office Of
SHERIFF.. Election to be held ON the FIRST
Monday in November.
n THE PEOPLE.
EDfron CoMET--You will please announce.
in your PAPER. the name Of our fellow -citi.
zen. JAMES G. GAYLE, as a cantlidste
for the Office Of Parish Recorder, tsf this
Parish. ROTATION IN OFFICE.
u We are authorized to /announec
sAML. SKOLFfELD. the prefent iuculn-
bent, az n candidate f,r reelection 10 the
Office of Parish Recorder.
I've are authonkep,o announce r.
SIBLEY STUART aya candidate for the
Office OF Assessor 1T thh Parish.
"a ----s-A-s-.
IT, We are authorized TO announce n
NJ. PIERCE as a candidate for Assessor OF
this Parish.
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0Gee--Board Of administrator,
Louisiana Institute fer the Deaf,
aid Dumb. and the Blind

July 9Th. 1853.
A T meeting Of the Board, held this day.
n it was observed, that in the proposals.
published forfurishing materials and labor for
building; that through inadvertency, propos-
ais are not invited for furnishing brick in
part, as was designed by the committee who
are authorised to receive proposals. for
Brick in whole or in part, and bids are
thus invited. w. g, PIKE, Sect.
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~ WrelRl4 WuHH
Friday Morning., .is.sJnly -. 1883
I 20 Unr cid friend, Col. Joseph D
Foster, If Adams & Co's Express. has
the Comets thanks for full files Of
California papers.
rA communication On tho sub
ject II railroads. IN. East and Vest
Baton aRosgsais on our table. We
regret TINT Tho length of the article
prscludes Il from our columns. II i.
a very interesting and we'll written
paper, and much better suited for 9
Monthly" than for daily or
Weekly newspaper We would
like the authors consent to transmit
IL to the Commercial Review, where
II will reach that portion Of the com
mnnity most interested in works Of
enterprise and improvement.
-4-4AA4-- - -4----A---
1.-THE length Of two interesting
communications Ii another column
has cut us out If our usual amount Of
editorial 70 day. We have a great
variety of interesting subject % work
up into leaders" and our baskct Of
unopened communications win meas
ure three and half bushels. b.
patient gcntlemnn anu you shall all
be heard ia regular turn. The mill
Is constantly Ut work and you will all
Va ground cut III due course. 80 Sos
account Of the beginning and end Of
thu commencement" WILDE found in.
teresting and Guys letter will, We
knew be eagerly devoarcd.
Ey~aM's' communication Is before
us. He should not start off with the
word Publish We editors have
our human weakness always about ua,
and we are as absolutely monarch
The columns Of our paper, as Nicholas
u Of all he surveys.
We do hot like 10 be told III I'M
anonymous communication ITO pub
lish,' blnntlv.
"M's communication is good for
nothing that we can discover but it's
length. IAN ounce Of truth III an
ocean Of words, to have the pleasure
Of graphing after it, ssA .M's' epis-
tie and All that can be found, il thai d
party Of L.ocofococs met and could not
at first agree; but when they found
that If they would not hold together
like rats--they would be routed then
they Rugged one other very affection
Ately. Is not this alll II there is
anything else, we miss the pages
whercon Il is written.
s -----a---s-<s.. 49,.
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SMOKING IN THE FRENcn ARNY. :

SMOKING IN THE FRENCH ARNY.---
The Emperor, upon the recommends.
ton Of the Minister Of Finance, de.
crees that the monopoly Of tobacco
shall furnish the soldiers with as much
Of the quality known as tobac de eau.
tine as they want, at fifteen cents a
pound. Many years ago it was furn.
islied at twelve cents, and, after the
monopoly ofthe production and manu-
facture was abandoned and again re-
sumed BY the Government. at forty.
Eve cents. This high rate rendered
the purchase Of it by the soldiers inn
possible. The new decree facilitates
smoking in the army.
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shall receive an Hundred fultl aud silall
inherit everlasting life.
| a'n, dear sir, respectfully yours.
A CATHoLIc CLERGYMAN.
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S&S
WAHsifa 70 Yousd Mru.--"This
bill Il the last of a legacy Of ten thou.
sand dollars loft BY my dear deceased
Z, AUNT, % The 18th day Of May 1869
The balance is gone TO pharo banks
and pool tables In Montgomery Ala.
\ Dung men take warning
Feb, B, 1853. B. ii. s.
The Selma Ala, Sentinel says tho
above is a true copy Of an endorse.
rnent On a $40 bill collected by The
CITY Tax Collector few days ago Il
is, indeed serious warning to all
young mon who are Inclined TO in.
duig6 in the pernicious ind ruinous
practice Of gambling.
EPhilosophers say that shutting
the eyes mike tho sense Of hearing
more acute. A wag suggests that
this accounts for the many closed eyes
that are seen Id our churches on Sun.
days.
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1 yVilxf N q OH lfhe author "
the book entitled acts af,he .Legis-
iatMycgftAe Stair Of Lo1tssnaa for
1855 has raised the question, and
We reiterass Il and oall upon every
body interested IN the matter to aid
rs IN defining the difference between 4
town and sity. W. have locked
| intc al osr bOOtA apd collected mater
ials. enough to make twenty -ibursR,io-
| astisso volanins out Of W. find
however nothing more satisfactory
han the definition in 1iolingshead's
Lexicon, publish u Brussels in 1917
Hollingshead says. "CIrr--a larg
Town "a place with suburbs" This
| Il the most ancient daanition we can
| ind, and we ask The author the new
| volumn Of "Acts'' Il he has any att
tllority prior to this' Il not, We shall
proceed at an early date to discuss
The claims Of this place to the title 81
sCsty.s Ii the question Is to be des-
4idpd on the matter Of ssibburbs, We
viii put our place against any other
lin Christiandom. aSabdNr6s.' Have
we not the suburbs aGyasse" the
suburbs "neauegard' and other sub
burbsa 1.-THE question hangs on the
matter OF ''subhutbs,S our people may
rest quiet for the Comet will prove
CIR title clear and show that new
vulumn ofacts taust be issued before
the excellent laws contained therein.
can be put in FORGET
------4--s-D-s---------
GREAr IN LET1ERs. The State Of
Mississippi 10 great State any way
aud every way rast as well MS present.
tits n great place for small great, and
large great men. Il is great place
---or has been for great banks, now
Il Is great for having no Banks at all.
It is a great place for great houses,
and you may nee in her towns, great
ghostly looking buildings that spung
suddenly into existence like mush-
rooms when her great banks were max
ing great bundles nf Bank bills, and
great nabohs were rolling about the
country Il great carriages at great en-
pence. A great tinanceerer in those
days, was the only truly great man.
What was understood by a "great
man" then, was as now 'great ras-
cal There were a great many rail
road projects iii those days---and the
great places in the State were innu-
merable. Lands were worth az much
ts the inch then, ID they are now BY
the ten mile square. The great houses
that were then built collapsed with the
banks--the roofs caved In, aud the
window shutters were never hung up.
Go look at them and behold the tot
tering greatness Of a great State.
Now, Mississippi is great for 5ther
things. She has great many very
great men in another way. Now they
travel about at their own expense to
enlighten the pcople--and they write
letters and cards, for the papers in the
most furious manner. We take hold
Of the Mississippi Free Trade, to get
4 full dose. We glance up one side
and down the other, and say to our
self, "alas alasl what a waste Of the
raw material is here"
-----4---- 4-----
1y~The Pore's Government has
prescribed certain form Of hats. now
quite common at Rome, and which |
arc believed to have political mean.
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r5~The Pore's Government has
prescribed certain form Of hats, now
quite common at Rome, and which
are believed to have a political mean.
ing, The police proceeded to the Int
sores and seized all the hats Of this
peculiar shape. They did more !; for
As they passed along the street. il
they saw i person wearing one Of the
prescribed chapeaus, they seized it,
leaving the owner to proceed bare
heated hone,
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ADVERTISEMENTS.
Sealed Proposals.

Dice Of Board Of administrators Of the
Louisiana Institute for the Deaf ind
Dumb, aud the Blind.
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Friday Morning, .isssJuly ~, 1853


ETT The annual circular Of the Medi.
cal Department Of the University Of
Louisiana is on our table. A hastv
glance at It suiiices to show the thriv-
ing condition If this institution. which
has been fostered by the liberal acts
successive Legislatures. The an
nual coutsa Of lectures commence on
Monday, the 18th Of November, and
terminate in the March following.
In 1882 there were 2lg MatricuIants
IN the Institution, and 20 Graduates.
The faculty Is 4 strong combination Of
the best medical intelligence in the
South. As every facility is now offer
Cd in the University Of Louisiana to
the medical student, there is no ex-
cuse for travelling Gather East or Wes
70 study tYpss Of disease which are as
foreign to our own climate, as the lands
IN which they are sought.
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GERMAN REFRIGERATION MhErlnc--
Cincientsti. Judy 15-1'he Ger.
mans held = meeting last night. in
reference to DR.. JhRghsus. some time
past ! resident of this tity. VIM vas
supposed to be 4 spy q the King Of
Wursemhurg. Much indignation was
expressed. and Junghaus. Who had 4sd
the city, was burnt il eaiy.
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@THE CoLp WATeR BAprlsr Fr-
MALE SEMrSARY.-Su Such is the name Of
. boarding school for young ladies in
Chalahorna, Miss. Il occurs to us to
be rather singular to tack on to Sem.
mary Of learning saeh name a this.
+ 1.-THE word Baptist derived from
the Latin Baptiso, to dip under. A
more appropriate name would BE- s.the
Dip Under Cold Water Female In.
etitute," this would have covered the
whole ground. But what has baptis-
ing got to dowith educationl And
what system il this aCold Water
Baftist J" win soma one interested
n the cansa of sdacation inform ua
O. George VVhlsnaiI, u Louisiana.
NJ bstne sYt1tsd D6<caAl Mi
ASsat - 1oui1ias1 ~ &S1anuns.
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IT, We are authorized TO announce n
NJ. PIERCE as a candidate for Assessor OF
this Parish.