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Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1853-01-15

By Hmrlihf received pfJ shwab.
Tor Ffegijtig Ilestiss insstilis 500 1900
By ainauht e1lleeiud not OH tx rolf Gl I'D
Hy amount ballaiise due me, Ivy "
IN O n. T6tal, 'is57S6s
~ WIN ffprus. Collector III l'rsasarar.
We Tho Finance COMMITTEES 10 whom
was Feisfreditla sxatlinatiouofti tiis Ffesa.
tfer and Coliector's account for tl,e Iasi
yenf, with ilis vouchers, iind them oil cor.
taet. ldigued) fol,n u. klainpcter,
Thos. Davall, Seth David.
'rIje Flnabys COMMITTEES presented the
following report, which was adopted.
We tie Fanaiicel Commits 10 whom
was referred tlisscconnt agaiust tie Par.
isii, report favotably on tlis following ac-
counts, viz fsstits4
n v HAHN sheriff, i8 sid7,so
Samuel Goodrich, A 4 0 70
u elosno .eierK for Record book, asa 10 90
r. Afbouf fol lumber, q Gs
NJ. Moreno Clerk fpr criminal eates, J3i55
H.v BAbin sbetiRfor efjmi8sl essss. s6,Gd
J N, Toupe, blacksmith works1 ef LOG
Ur @ W. Deafing for services 10 1st Jatie 5000
JsJ, 0doffi Jailef aeeeunt, s8sf 22s.7o
nmas h..< Total, i,es4il haua s5e,7e
HUI VI HRAHHHHitiA A. ! ttSf A9GF1 h01oaH',
we Htid oil correct with tile exception ol
llie accounts OF j. T. MeCaa, aud Dr. w.
H. NoHon wIiirli were oyeroltafged. Aud
the Committee believe that five dollars
should be allowed J. i. MeCaa, fof ssfvie-
es rendered asgJ Psf Aua Tan dollars TO
DR.. Norton, would he nnps comtsl'-a
ton for their refvieesa Signed,) J} u.
kleiupater, Thos Duvail, Sell, David
The following resolution was proposed,
and adopted.
Resgk,'ed. Ii Tint Messfs Tomliilsou.
GI,fisipe. aIM David be, mud are hereby
appetite COMMITTEES io cancel lie bobd
Iorlis Inst ysafg ot1he Treasurer ~ Col
leetor, aud receive bis bond for tile present
year. Aud lItey afe also arpeinied to ex.
anime, and receive iiis Parish 1nx roll
ywlisn made ont for ilie present. year
On motion tho Jury then adjourned
sine die. g. w. CuRisrisE,
sa4is44,A 81 President.
WIN, HUNS, Clerk. sesgs ii
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rltE L1LoeltY Or 4 f.oArEn:

Ora warning 10 pnrents not 10 cheat or oprress
others. to horde up riches for the destruction o.
their ehildren,sft3 N assafs4 ess8
Seth Grimes and were elassmat's enee--l
And was rich and he was ps or
had--alas ii ww my bane.--s sis
The wealth fashrr laid in store.
seihtoiled at morn, al noon, ,at night,
Until bis hands were hard and browf,
TO pay his board and tailors' bills, !,
While ! was lounsing ronnd The town
But mostly III the dry goodsslofe, E
To SEQ the pretty girls 80 fine;
. Or smoking with my jolly peers,
Who were The foolsof Auid La'ig syneo
t,trbe village bells hooked proud and fierce,
III Seth made e'en the least advance
And none from Inex down 10 Poll, aa
Would be hispartner in danes. Hs
But /, half drunk with sparkling poft, =
Wallzed with the faires. Of the fair ;...5s
And high born Inez' proud papa, l, ~.
Once asked what my intentions were" s.t
Thus stood Seth Grmesand at school; s
s And YET, onE Exhibition Day,
Although the ladies praised me much,
He, some how, bore the prize away ~
In brief through long and weary nigh.
He stored his mind with knowledge rare
And /, learned how 10 guzzle wine, @ l.
And how to pick good cigar.
some three and thirty years have passed,
Since we on Iife'sgreat sea SET sail,
And lol the beam Is sadly turned, 4
III Fortunes strange, uneven scale.
Ny vaunted wealth has taken wings,
And flown away to parts unknown
Indeed--wiFh sorrow Be itsaid-
Pm onshe { poer list of the town T.
w bile eth,who toiIed 70 pay bis way, ii q
Until his hands were hard and brown,
II now receiving his reward
Al Senator IL Washington! 81
-If YOU want 70 tell anything.
Il Jon want 70 succeed II anytlling,
&c you waai IS, DO anything,
3 Il you vans any1ljus done.
ssss $500 81 sfsz ~ y tsAf i15E
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1853-01-15

From me NfW York journal ef Commerce, This
II very Interesting and Instructive. volume, esps
esly % Americans, NJ u Fcnies 10 The discovery Y
early F,erg of tiie rpnliftft Tic nlhies illlis a.
ting various prints In the history or tile great Nasi
gasr, add 10 tin value nf the Wofk. and sHl aufe
10 ~ aeeeplahlenrastp 70 thw eotnius,n FeAdef.s
From fA8 Man York Ghrfsfiam Obserrer.~ In this
elegantly printed volume. the eomplefs hhss pre-.
teryesl n ihs inornasiolt nersashe sssfcctg this
eslebm,sd ,soyasa. Ths,ook will be . valuable
acquisition ....t s4..sssss5ls
ffoa, the Nan Yttk Res,raer ~ 'this Il worthy
trtnie 70 one Of lhe gtrat iiavlgntors whnsc name
aud history, viii bu for5ysr connected with the
American Coniinent, Tile work Il we'll worthy Of
attention as repository ef mteh ihNt h vniahle.
bearing IN The early history Of the New World.r
Ftues fha dlbaay SIeefifor The subject Of this
work II sufficient Of itsslf 10 attract AMI Interest
every American The inan who gayy name 10 this
great Wctieln Continent, can cvpf bc fbtgoiien.
1tis written IL thai flowing and Attractive style,
which chnrnefefixss al Mr. Lastcr's predictions,
and csnni iAil 10 have an extensive cifeuislitnn
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Interesting wuk In The State of LouAlHiM. M 1855
The Terms will 10 given on appiraiion % the
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Nprt i C0rnrr.
THE BRIDAL WREATH.

81 ST 81 H5ss --~-~~s ri ta5 f=f EsSss4a8t
Oh, cast thou rot away tbe flower, n.
That wfesihed Thy brow 10 bridal hour,
Though now its charms bath fewn,,4t3 4
IT. wilhrrig leayas can still impaft
A useful lessen 10 Thy. hsat, lsi1
In language all theirowm.
They'll whisper WHEN that heart would stray
From ,llty'sfpath OF peace away,
OF vowsthat were breathed forth
When fhca didst n ttbesaliar stand
And yield thy willing heart and hand,
y 10 one whoprized thy worth 3se IS
And when ,he bright and holy glow
Oflove's pure FIRE ~ waxing low,
And no hand fans the flame, se,ss.
!. They'll waken with aA,iHp,g pocer s $
The nenoryof Levels young hour,
And whisper peace again. laHsl
Tho bridal wreath, ths bridal ring.
Oh, cherish them, they're sacred things,
upll life's, ,latest thrill;
7 Far its deepening twilight hours,
My heart shall find tliese faded flowers
Can breathe q fragrance still
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1853-01-15
THE BATON ROUGE GAZETTE,
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m. O, BRYAN, Editor and Proprietor,
Te I N "
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Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1853-01-15

You've 4 coWld. Mrs. Leary, dear.
said Que d I swarm of Irish Iop.piekes,
70 her cfo0y at Faral,ain. Indeed. aud
it's illrue. lor you, Mrs. Mahou." NJ And
where did you get lI.at, honey y !" ss;ilure
and I slept last night HI lie fed, anu for.
rot 10 slf1ttJte gafe.,,
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1853-01-15

sELLl-e sfELrGnArn Lfsgs ron TAXES.
--eThe State Treasurer Of die Wisconsin
advsftiscs ti,at}be viii sell AT public auc.
.tiosl,. on tie i4tb Of next month. at Iiisf
Office 10 the capitol "a lie cIectiic tele-.,
grafl ilnes which have been constructed
within the STATE, together Will, tlie appdr-
tenaiices belonging 10 ate satne, uuless
The taxcs die tile State are ,sid up pgesi-
Gus 10 that time 4.s4s sst ss..ss,t y
-
cockfiey cpitapIl fora cook Peace 70
his liaslies',H ss84 s'9H @ s tsaHft.p
Vl,ci docs jn3ge contemplate en-.
pioying rogtas ~ Wieil lse'akes tiieii.oA
trial. II qf4
Il seems rs il iraff tic void were pur.
b!iiid ilicy eau see nothing unless it gti:-
tara. ae gH - *.s ~ = =
Waici, tfavcIga 4. tie greatest speed, beat
or cold. Heat because you can easily
catcli cold
Why isa handsome woman, plntainn
lead. foremost into tie water, lie Il galsla-
iIs nseiiins2 Because she II dismg
belle.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1853-01-15

feel, Inoaned dying cobbIer.
s.tlsakI i sear weaker each succeeding day,
that Iam fast approaching my end q few
m0re saitchss and d1cf will be over iii
bssven there u rest for ibe sulc eaftlS ims
uo soEroNs tllnt heaven cannotleet Hav-
ing 80 0sa lle wished, he calmly brsati.
elI IN }nsf. ~ s NJ
4 WY d. you "a yonr cup of coE
|liee spba llle chair, "a II Josres 2'a II
II Il iaso very usah n1a'am. replied
Nh seRsss ae,aiareIy A sIloDgLt I would
|sIet ilfest. II
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1853-01-15

A MYSTERY 6ExrLAiHgu.--A writer iii
the Edinbfrg Review thus explains q
pl,enomenon hiat las given rise 70 the
II idea tl,at persons lave ffequenlly been
buried alive. ela5H} sllt Il 8tiesA ia
In Tie midst Of exaggeraiion and uveu
tiop, there / one ,pldosLted eifcumIauce
WHICH, formerly excited tie. worst a,pre.
liiensiona The fact Tint bodies were otter
found turned III tl,eir eosfins a.id The grave
clothes diaafrangcd.s But what spas snsq
crihed, with seeming reason,s,o tIrocs Of
vitality, is now known 10 b. due 10 the
energy ofcorrupiioti. A gus IL developed
In tie dccased bodies which iniGiics 'ly .its
mechanical force I1iany otlIse Inovemcmsl
oflife. No powerfnlis he gas in corpMs
that have laid long il tie water iilaI M
Deyergie, tie physician 70 lie Morgae
III Paris, mid tie aushoro ot iext book OF
legal medicine, says slsat Unless secufed
to the table they are ofieIf i.eayedi,p aud
thrown 70 the ground. Flequeefly slsasl-
gers, seeing tie motion of lie limbs, rltn
10 tie keeper Of Ire 1ofgne and announce
| that the person il alive. An bosiie4, Soon
or or later. generate gas ID the grave; and
fit constantly fwists, about the corpse,
blows ont tie skin until ii rends viii, dis
tention, and sometimes bursts tise c0fIiii
itself When the gas ext,foIes RwTfi. a
noise, imagination has ceiivefted IL into
an ontcry OF groall; the grave las been re-
opened ii,e position Of llie body confirm
ed tile suspicion, aud the laceratlou taken
for evidence that the wrstcii fad gnawed
Ilis flesh iif3fhe frenzy ofdesrair, 80 ma
ny are tile circumstances which will ccu-
stantly occur 10 support q commission thai
is no more substantial Than The lahric Of 4
dream.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1853-01-15
M Gs NisFAN, Publisher.

: a9s7 ( 39s 80
Tnr MArrnA WAguissfoa ArAia,---
Tue Cincinnati lsttquirero Of the s2m ait,
EGvesfiie following ACCOUNT of fiis daissea
whieli led ,estite affest III tl,s parties col
esfaed III slis bafhihs Of lie lMsrd.a
Wasisinufbti aa
FaWtiat fff-t led 10 tie stispcion ttips
thefa was traild italbe Aitipinegf, aud the
insurance. Of Messfa FMy IL Chapia was
eon'e busiueas frnusaetlous that look hlscs
lietWfeit then bud d sir. Bufton, q Leah.
OF dealer Iii Cleveland. 7h8i5tty y'i 4eta
Nhen FLY 4 Chapln failed, they were
II debt 10 Me, Bufton III stlie aupuat Of
$4,000. for sole leaifisf and ~tin. few
weeks after hfr. fBnftot, nftt Mr.. Ciiapii
ia Nsw fefk, aHslsaAed aint 10 eanect
tie debt. NJ G.. tod hin that he ind
n6t tho niet.is at baud, liut showed Iilm
that be had lsepi ~ grr tspscaier u, the in
4lfaHee of I'll 900 on shipment, al
goods on ifs Mnftfia Vasbinat9b, III sn
office Vii fiiat c'ty Welf, ptpe iiia tte
policy said M Is 'tfl'lai eanhoidJ@
answered Chapip .pbst yon ngny 10 Il,
tile office aud CANCEL Tie policy il iie
naine ofI.yman cole, the tectigff Of enr
house" sMf Huuon vent Ia t.ia' oGiga
aud Represented himself us be was iiis,rl,et.
ID. bat he so5I foutJ by niimefDu5 que5.
tons put u oilinihy ITO secrdfdty of thb
ofIiee that he was tafty edbcstned. .iIs
finally told The Secretary tlio State OF bic
case. 8iEd ihafI lt,stopjeet IN caiilte Whs TO
secure bis owhl 9hetenpon lis IS a. insp
I'd 10 fead Il,s proposition upoa which tho
poIiey Of III II, 900 was gfantDd 10 FiIly T.
Clapiii upon ttheisslipmspt Upon reas.
ing IT. .lie. at onee prguDttbceJ the shipment
Fraudulent. 4 4sering that tl,pc were not
~ Iiiany skins fdainIidgftffgd u year III
Cfiiona Vsfeicontaihedtiitthe policy, and
that Edty Il c5abil, eeutI DOT i,ags W
valuable cargo oil board Of 'he Maftil4
Washington. a
Mr.. burton ti,ei, resolved tiIof he Wenid
ferret iont die afir, aut| he t,as tfUcs traes
elied1npva9d ~ sixteen4t,ehsand miles,
and tiasysxpendgd akqilt $4,000, 40 gatli.
er evidenee Witch woll5 warrant tliu in
chtsing tie arrest Of rbapiD sid liis bfolll.
o., WIN kissane, oftldy ely; james ".
Chandler, ofCosiaq,t,p, Ky andi Lynsu
Coie, of, Oxford, vldet WAS effected @p.
Monday slast TIE case is TOW before
| Tie y, $. Cemrlissionef. at, Columbus.
afH Whit The Developments ~ regard 10
flfs wbsfe ffalnaeti1n may be ars n6w
scaled up lustbs future h islsfH 81
Ceftajn ii ~ thai The face Of affairs fun
isl,td by eifcuinstantial eYie!e1ee, las civ.
eh rise ~ ats aaspiciou that fraud was ib-
tcuIedi; 70 rob the insurance giIiees iu
Which d,e etipefs npog Tue ill,faied boat
above nentp5tjed had ifisnfed their goods,
Eand hence the reason Of lie arrest we
have alluded 70, tpaglg' ott Mou1ay last.
#3fs# A=aLsss s4ee la4 Ea44a S424aaa44s - 2 p
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puacFnaied his communication. When,
tEsr fyls, earaesflr repsied ]. 'uls not a
pointer, I'm d setter.
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/ JDyEaifg eANfT.---'' exclaimed Si.
mon, lceiipgas bright as iffcsl, bottle
Of tiI,k ,a,"' P,, Isn got 0 caenllniaefnta
fliat you cant guess, | know you cant !;
nov see fyoa Gao. How can eye sight
bs restoied 10 Il 'fnan what's perfectly
bind Now, tell quick for yoa tljiik
10 tell dgili."s sggs.# i,sgiga88 ads ~
Il give II up."s replied the old geutlc--
lniat, expecting to Iifaf something bright
from the lad. Il give il np. Ilow can
liz bs2 z"
let him carry d live Of bees" g z
q How n, s'',isaas - is9aaaa7 el
10 Kos lse'ii he o. bfltol1ler.' ls4H8af
As Simon lodged out oftne door, some-I
il,lHg very much like q brick whizzcd over
bis head
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Tlae Printer.

Tile night grows iate--tlie streets art
| iiuslied---tle t1fboliteans fecls tie tlsseft
ed dipmveiBent--iiid sleep strewsiis surn
leronsg gpoppies over the .inllabiapts of The
silent city, All are at rest saye the print.
er, who ID busy at his case.
Dreams, lovely is winged clerrai,s bo.
yer aboti, the ft'pbss of man hid maiden,
visions, pure ~ the first lilies mid beanii.
fol as the sunset Of early Summer, laun,
lie matron aud the cI,iid---But 10 tie print.
er all is reality, toll aud weariness. -
How i,imbly and cl,eerfnlly does lie ad.
inst Tie faithful types. as Il lie took 10
iotelof timc.--its II tie Inties fiat were
wearing out lila life weretliofe Of ndivcr.
sion than ons ef d alaborious avocatien But
amid tIIeir inouotonous discharge, believe
us, the printer thinks Of home and sweet
fcst. mud sigiis within himseIf for Tie bet.
Ter iot Of which others are possessed. And
yet there IL no repose for him---thoagh the
night trntnrs OH aud the jocund dawn will
soon appear. i @
Why do his motions grow less rapid :
Why move bis Gugers in so deliberate and
meci,aaicaI way : Whence Is the smile
that lingera on bis lip, like 'l,e first ,sun.
beams at the gates Of morning? There is
a gentle presence at bis slde--al, eye, blue
as violets. glasscng into his osvl---.an ac-
cent, sweet as music, entragcing bis ear.
and reaching his very heart. M
II Is but d inoJnent--it was onlya rev.
erie---it did not even win him from his oc.
capatioil-~-it only caused bis band TO fall
ter, not to eeas4~--tlie printer awakens TO
busy toll sgain.
Ye WHO receives your sunrise favoriie.
mid wander perhaps, listlessly over iis
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which was actiyean nniirilg. whie you
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behalf of tile faithful printer. l
M Is sssi
WoMAn s. IsovE--How few women
hayeever been III love. How few erep
marry from affection. They marry be-
cause they are asked, and because the mar
riage is suitable. Itsis tlseir vocation 20
be married; parents approve, and they
have nootheF attachment. ANY observ-
ant person living ID society, where there
4
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1853-01-15

\ Pants procured on tirlE, are ccasid-
crsl I bscecsaes of tsnss.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1853-01-15

4 Harne Tooke, Being asked BIZ George
Al I. whcsi1er he played at carsi-, replied.
I eannot. your Mslssts tell king aoa4
a knaye.o
The Grand SULTAN has iwo hundred
m Ifty wives; The Pope las loAe. Bad-
iy oH bosh of them
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1853-01-15

i 10 . IIeiioi say, whar did yau say
your medicine would care p On it'lIcars
everything --iseai anything. .4Ait wei
~ saks bosile. maybe NIL heel nv boots
they need il lad enough
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DLANK BOOKS jn6k Eeeeired direet 6o1n III
- manufatfsres, 4 IoxEe ansortunenf g Blank
Books for sale hy JOHN g. IA MQ8E. M
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4 by Hfn1uhi ivrofgsd 1fJ sliwab.
4 fef teaijtig liesuas tngfilis. 500 800
/ BY ainuuiit eefieeted not on tas roll .Gi 30
4 Hy amount bajjui,pe due t,,a, $50 vi
4 4. Al u ri sf.hfat A. E7H ~
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-11-26

DARrna RouDEEr.-Late on Wednesday night
when Mr. J. S. Forbes returned TO his Jewelry
Store, he found tl,ief behind the counter, help
Jug himself to an assortment of ieweiry. Mr..
Forbes reached across the show case and caught
the fellow by the neck, who thrust pistol at Mr.
F. with which he commenced punching him in the
face and striking him over the head. Tie thief fl
ualIy fred the pistol, SO. near Nh F. that some OF
the powder burnt in his face. and the ball passed
though a pane of glass directly opposite and
struck The wall. He then fed, taking with him
seven gold watches worth altogether about s4oo.
He was evidently prepared for a desperate game
OF in addit ion 10 his pistol he had carried in from
fine street stone weighing about a pound which
lie doubtless intended to hurl at some ones head,
should it become necessary. No clue 1.-THE thiei
has been discovered. 'e'f
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-11-26

TmE Presidents MEssAeE-To our CoUNrRY
r1eulxcEs-we will furnish, as usual the forth.
.oming message Of the President TO our country
tdeuds cheaper than they can print it. and so as
:, save the delay which most weekly papers will
Es subjected to in waiting to lay it before their
,s,3ers in their regular editions. We shall get it
m, quick enough. but, will be more anxious to
S,1e it correct than to get it out in On incredible
short time. guaranteeing that it will not be filled
9Th the shockir errors which usually mark such
documents thrown of in a hurry.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-11-26

Gro. W. HAErEn, Esq,-we ere pleased TO per
esire from our exchanges that our old friend GEo.
". H4arrR, Esq, formerly of this city, end edit
o,Or the Kinds County, (Miss.) Gazette, has been
tnumphantly elected to the Mississippi Legisla-
,vt. on the Union Wing ticket. Mr.. H. is gem
,snlaa Of talents, energy, and noble aims, and we
s,e always glad to hear of his success.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-11-26
.wlile. NIrs. UrkdOrt. We

AccrpEyr.-Yestetday while Mrs. UrkdOrf. wife
Il Nj. Urkdo,f, miller on Woods Run, and her
daughter were coming into town in buggy, the
lorse took fright and against the hillside, up
sitting the buggy and throwing both Mrs. urkdorf
and her daughter out, breaking the arm of the for
mer and otherwise seriously iniuring her. Her
daughter was not materially injured. She was ia
ken to the office of Dr.. Bingle, where her wounds
were dressed. t.'-
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-11-26

FOn CONGRESS. We should judge from the mum
Der of Congressman passing through this city. that
the members of that august body are now generally
repairing to the seat OF their labors. Among those
at the Sprieg House yesterday ADD the day before.
We observed Mr.. Vice President Ac6eson, Hon. ].
B. Thompson Of Kentucky. Hon. John, Petit Of
Indiana, Hon. 2. johnson of Nebraska, Hon. All.
Mitchell of New York and Hon. Thos. Ridgely OF
New Jersey.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-11-26

We publish to-day, to the exclusion of our usual
variety of matter. the report of the Joint Commit
,-e of the City Council of Baltimore on tue apple
cation of the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Compa-
nv f,r guarantee OF their bonds 10 the amount of
five millions of dollars. 1t is interesting docu-
usnt and will be perused with interest. M