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CONF, IL IxT TWO yOLuxEs, RoXAEsEoi
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~
SCIENTIFIC AND PRACTICAL AGRIc0JFURE
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OF THE RARbl.' ny HENRY stEPnEss, R.aK- ., Or
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ToS, PROFESSOR SCIENTIFIC AsR1GuBTGRE,IN -YALE
COLLEGE, NEW HAvES. ..r,., - ..gLs u.
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The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1853-01-29

~Extcnmve preparations have been
made for tho complimentary dinner to
Gov. Joseph Walker. at the Harvey
House today.
In common with every member Of
tho community. we regret that
change Of State is to rob Of us, the citi.
zen ship Of ono to whom our people
havo become NO much attached ~
Gov. Walker. lie is a kind and 10.
dulgcnt father--a faithful friend, and
nm ontcrprisiug and charitable citizen.
In leaving Baton Rouge. he takes
with him tho livelicst interest Of our
people for his health aud happiness.
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1853-01-29

Tmr WESTERN AIR UNroN-Wo
eco it stated that eight Of tho prizes in
the latc distribution were worn by
citizens Of Louisville. The Western
Art Union is upon permanent basis.
aud wc wish our people here would
esteem and patronize. SIS 90 entities
ono TO member ship during tho ycar.
with chance for prize in tho annual
distribution. We nced hardly say
that each subscriber receives tho full
value Of his money in magnificent
original engraving. got up expressly
for the institution. The Mcssrs Wal
lcrs arc agents for this city. and have
At their Office for exhibition. some Of
tho cngravings already issued.
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TELECRAPHED TO DAILY COMET.
(by the National Line.
LOUISVILLE Jan, 9th,

LOUISVILLE Jan, 18th.
Tho Pittsburg river has risen 8 #,
and both rivers closed above the
bridges. Cincinnati river stationary,
and full Of aoating ice.
SENArE.-Cass resolution instruct
ing foreign relations to enquire what
measures should be taken relative to
the declaration annexed to the ritii-
cation by Great Britain. The Clay,
ton Bulwer treaty taken up.
Mr. Mangrum moved to POSTPONE the
bill until after the I'd Of Match--lost
A resolution then adopting the Mon
roo doctrine.
Session postponed until Tuesday
next.
Pacific Railroad Bill was taken up,
and Chasc's amendment was debated
until adjournment.
HoUsE--Stanlcy reported bill au-
thorising the secretary Of treasurer to
deposite, with several States of its i'll
stalment Of money, authorized by an
oct of June, 1886 to BE- devoted to
the transportation Of Free Negroes to
Liberia, with recommendation but
did not pass.
Deficiency bill taken up, and an
amendment appropriatcing $4,000 to
complete the base Of the jackson stat
ue-ajopted.-further amendments
and bills were adopted, then adjoured
In Washington it is reported that
Mr.. Pierce offered the State Depart
ment 10 Mr.. Buchanan the northern
md southern Democrats arc delighted
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euppsx OZARK o. 1 TIppLxs.-
Peer Dn1 cps Of TIA: !. elaa: Of pr
so1s Who Dlpsd > livelihood By I'D.
dsline ~ Ildersnt cellars in Ann
Asest. dIsd suddenly. in ct. in COL
lar No. 81 Of that street last night.
He was sbost % years Of ago. and Of
intempsrate habits, some persons stat.
ing, that though they were in tho habit
Of meeting him daily and nightly In
that street Of late years. they never
saw him perfectly sober. The inmates
Of the celler short time previous 70
his death. raw that he was in . bad
way. and took the fiddle from him.
when he seized . stick and went
through tho motiohs. habit being ~
strong o. ever. though be was at tho
point Of death. Whils no engaged he
fell in 1T. and soon after died. Cor
oner Smith was called but did not
deem it necessary to hold an inquest.
Boston Trayelley. =.
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~Thc Dclta says scarcely were
the doors Of the now st. Charles open.
cd, Gro tho house was full Of curious
visitors
We have no doubt that amongst the
elite and fashionable, there was the
usual number Of thread-bare gentle
men, who inhabited the basement
Of tho old establishment. fellows like
the celebrated "Mncawbcr" looking
for something to turn up"
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A fine picture Of Gen. Prrncr ham

A fine picture Of Gen. PIERCE hang.
ing in the Office Of Major AVERY, at
Cincinnati, suddenly fell, and broke
IN pieces. at the exact time that the
General and his wife were made child.
less by the fearful accident at And.
oer-a coincidence which is invaluable
to the lovers Of the marvellous.
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The Rev. Dr.. Dewitt. in his prayer
in the House Of Representatives At
Harrisburg, Pa. on Tuesday morning.
asked grace for the members that their
"handa may not he polluted With bri-
bed
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New Arrivals.

New Arrivals.
10 Tierccs Prime White Lent Lard.
10 Half Barrels Corned Beef.
Is Boxes W. R. Cheese,
Barrels Dried Beef,
5000 Pounds Bulk Meat, '
$500 Pounds Heads and JoleS
$50 Bags shcllcd Corn,
10 Tons Timothy Hay,
Is Boxes Star Candles.
Jan Il " JOSHUA BEAL.