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% For Cakifoyms0.-Messrs Samuel
VI. Clay, JEFF. Kenncy, Il. r. Hutch
ison, john W. Hitc, and D. G.. Sax
ton, arrived in Louisville, on the 31a
ult., from Paris, Ky.,!cn ro,1sc for Cal
ifornia, ria the Plains The Journal
understands that they intend to take
out with them some two hundred head
Of sheep. 49,.
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New York, Observation-Disclosures
ton is received by the Canada thar
the Emperor Of Austria has not rccov.
cred from the wound received from
the Hungarian tailor. His wound, at
the last accounts, was considered dap.
gerOus. s s -a
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1853-04-13

TTNHREE good dwelling ho,xrs with every
!. convenience, Cor family residences for
sale. The property i sitaated on Court
House street north pfthe Washington Hotel.
A bargain csn be had. if immediate sppli-
cations is made, enqare at the Comet office.
April 18th II.
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ia call has been made upon
Col. II. J. G. Battle, senior editor Of
the Shreveport Gazette, to permit
himself to be nominated for Mayor Of
that city.
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1853-04-13

GPARKLING. cool, refreshing and IN
~ vigorating Soda water: made still
more cool, refreshing and i0vigorating by a
newly invented apparatus. Every variety
Of syrup. WIN. BOGEL, Druggist,
Lafayette street.
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1853-04-13

T'HCMAs FRANCIS MEAGHER the
l. Irish rairict and Exile. will lecture
Al the STATE HOUSE in tne Hall Of the
House OF Representatives, on TUESDAY
EVENING the 18th inst His subject will
be Grattan and the Irish Vol.
uMfcers. sf ~ kfEtf
lD-poors ,rcn at J o'clock Lecture to
commences at 8 o'clOck
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1853-04-13

Eight Hungarians, who were taken
prisoners in the Lopez expedition to
Cuba and were confined at Ceuta, have
been pardoned by the Queen Of Spain.
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1853-04-13

Judge Merck has accepted the ap.
pointmcnt Of Chief Justice Of Massa.
chusetts, vice the Hon. Caleb Cush.
ing, resigned.
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An attempt has been rlade 20 set
fire to the Arsenal at Toulon, f,ar was
discovered before great damage was
done.
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A HERolNE.-A family consisting
Of a mother and four children was re.
siding in the third story Of Krostman S
factory at Cincinnati, which was burnt
during Saturday morning. Finding
herself cut off from retreat, in consc-
qucnce Of the stories beneath being Oh
fire, the mother assembled to the roof
carrying her children with her. Here,
tying one Of her ba.es tc her shoulders,
she boldly leaped across an alley six
fee. in width to the roof Of another
building from whence, leaving her
burden, she returned. and in like man.
uer carried over in safety each Of the
others. The act was witnessed BY a
large concourse of spectators. The
mother was in feeble health, and moth
ing but maternal love could have car
ricd her through 50 trying scene.
We are unable to give her name; but,
whoever she may be, she is true wo-
man, and her devotion deserves to be
remembered. Her furniture was all
destroycd.-Cinctnnaki Gaeette.
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w The following resolution pass
ed the House Of Representatives yes
tcrday It was introduced by Col.
Sandidgc.
Resolred, That the use Of the Repre-
sentation Hall be tended to the Rev.
f. B. Clcghorn. agent of the Ameri-
can,-special agent Of the LA. State
Colonization Society, at 7 o'clock r. NJ.
the 18th inst, for the purpose of de-
liyering lecture on subjects con-
nected with Legislative Movements in
forwarding the objects Of said society.
and that citizens generally be invited
70 attend.
The object of Mr. Cleghorn is to in
form the pubic with regard to the op-
erations of the Colonization Society,
and awaken an interest on the subject
in this State.
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1853-04-13

THE ANIMAL meeting - tl5e stockholders
i Of the New Orleans and Ohio and
Peoples Telegraph Company, win be held
Mt the Office Of the Company III louisville,
K u, on Thursday, 18th Of May. 1859.
TAI. P. SHAFFNER, aSecfy.
Arril IL lw3w sfssa
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~ LabOrers Wanted.
KY LABORERS wanted Immediately
w on the G5oase Tete and Baton Rouge
Plankroad. Apply to S ". Hart Baton
Rouge, or John Fay on the Road.
April 18th
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I 1000 lbs. Pork. For sale by
/ fcb.l1. THO6. pRENDERGAST.
ICININE-A new and elegant article
n for the growth and preservation Of
the hair, can be found at VIM BosEL
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1853-04-13

Book Auction.
A FINE ASSORTMENT o:iiterafy and mis-
n cclls4neous works, will be offered this
evening at 7o'clock opposite Harvey House.
april IL. e. BOGEL, .4xefionNr.
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Gbe 0aily Galllet.
Official Jcarnal Of this City and Of the
Parish Of West Baton Rouge.
BATON ROUGE.APRIL l3 1858

4 @U%iOHN G. WIRE, Corner Of Canal
and Charter streets, New Orleans, is the
only authorised Agent Cor this paper in that
city, any business with this paper can be
{ ransa:ted through him, and his receipt. Tor
subscriptions, advertisements. xc., will be
valid. sd i
'a "V. B. PALMxs, the American News
paper Agent, is TIE authorized agent 4" hos
paper in the cities Of Boston, New York. and
Philadelphia, aud is duly empowered to take
advertisements and Subscriptions at the rate
required byu.. His receipts will he regarded
a. payments. His Offices are BosroN, Scol-
lays Buildings; NEw Yosk, Trounc Bull.
dings; Pm,LAprLrHIA, N. w. corner Third
and Chesnut streets. i+2
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e rg[z-The sixth district Court for the
Parish Of East Baton Rouge CONNIE n
ced its session yesterday morning
We learn that there is no business Of
Importance on the docket.
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Wamted-A situation as Wet nurse. %
w Apply at this office. The applicaf
can do any kind of house work.
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1853-04-13

dividing line between iberyille and
West Baton Rouge was made the Or
der Of the day for Friday next We
have already said our say on this sub
ject, q ID only hope that the house will
understand the proposition before its
iinalvote. 1.-The bill fixing the diyid-
lug line" asst is termed, is calculated
to deceive from its title, it should more
properly be styled "a bill to take off
corner of West Baton Rouge, and
add i, to Iberville for political pur.
poses then it would he understood.
- + ls.1-....---.-e~r-- 2i-----a1 @ W
Proceedings Of tlse Legislature.
SENArE-Mouaay, april lltA.-
% members present.
Several local bills and resolutions
were presented and passed.
The Act entitled all Act to aid the
State Of Louisiana in draining the
Swamp aud overlooked lands, was re-
fered toa committee Of conference COM
posed Of 8 members Of the Senate and
5 members from the House.
An Act to appoint weighors Of SUI
gar and Cotton in and for the city Of
New Orleans passed.
Senate adjourned until tomorrow at
Q o'clock A. NJ. s
HOUSE, Monday, april Eth
House met at 8 o'clock, Hon. Il. w.
Noise in the chair. Minutes read
and approved.
Mr.. Hiestand reported from the
Judiciary Committee.
Mr. Locoul reported from committee
on Enrolment.
An act to provide for the election Of
District attorneys passed.
An act to fix the salaries Of District
Attorneys out of New Orleans at $500
in N. O. $500. -.f
Mr.. Barker Of St. Tammany elected
te fill the vacancy occasioned by the
resignation of Mr.. Bouie appeared and
took the oath of Office.
An act supplementary to an act grant.
ing pensions to veterans of 1914 and
1sl5approved March 18th 1852 pass
ed. sd e.a GEES
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EOR SALE--A valuable negro woman.
L A good house servant Apply at the
Comet Office mai .s0-ff
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UThc o. s. Senate adjourned on
the 1lth,
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1853-04-13

3. Butter and ClIese.
A FINE lot on hand and for saIe low:
IA JOSHUA BEAL.
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SrcrARsANlsN.-Sectarian feeling
at present appears 70 run pretty high
in Ciuciunati. We clip the following
from the Commercia. d the o0sh slt :
The Rev. Mr.. 0ustivisni, German
Clergyman, who has abandoned Catho-
lieism, and recently besaine tbs pastSr
Of . congregation Of German Presby.
terians. who meet togetbe for religious
service in q church on North street.
near the Miami canal, was outrageous
" assaulted ID the pulpit on last Sun
day evening. A number Of bigoted
fanatics. who reside in the immediate
vicinity, gathered around the church
during service, and amid imprccations
Of the most profane and sacriligeous
character. hurled volleys Of stones
through the windows and doors The
life Of the pastor was repeatedly en-
dangered. and was only saved through
the interference Of HE congregation,
and u number Of peace.loving citizens,
who fastened to the spot, and by thier
united efforts succeeded in REFRESHING
the goddess miscreants Such ou,ra.
ges as these must surely be discount
tensnccd by the head Of the church Of
which these bigots are members.
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For Sale

For Sale.
THE Doors. Windows, and Blinds Of the
i. Wharf Boat Cabin. ta
Iarril 3d. Apply on Board.
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DlOughs; 50 Hall & Spears. for sale by
l. feb-l1-tf THOS. RRENDERGAST.
nORK-5r bbls Mess Pork. For sale by
i mar 90 J. PARRY, & Co.
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Mrs. MowATr's MAaRIAoE.-The
Memphis Eagle & Enquirer Of the Sd
inst. noticing the report that Mrs.
Mowatt was TO be married to Mr..
William +. Richie, Of the Enquirer,
says - ae ~
Now TINT the secret is ont. we may
rs well state that Mrs. Mowatt left
Memphis on the splendid steamer Il. j.
Ward, in company with Mr.. Richie,
Il had been the intention Of the par.
ties to wed here but the lady has
been seriously indisposed for several
weeks, and Is still very weak. The
marriage, therefore, was postponed
We suppose it will take place at Lou
isyille. +" ysa #f
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Sugar Cured Hams.
CTAGG Il SHAYS, and Dnffelds best
| - sugar cured Hams. in any quantity
! For sale by J. PARRY & Co.
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Porter and Ale.
A FRESH supply OF London Porter and
n Scotch Ale. received and for sale by
mar % ,FT} 31J8' JOSHUA BEAL.
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White Corr for Meal.
I m Bags Just receivsd end for sale by
i w mar. 80 nv JosnuA BEAL.
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1853-02-05

SATURDAY, JANUARY 20, 1903.
The SENATE did not sit to-day.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.


The House resumed the consideration OF the report OF
the committee conference on the dsagreeng votes OF
the two Houses on amendment OF the House to the bill
Of the Senate continue half pay 10 certain WIDOWS and
ornhans. which recommends that all after the word
ssfhat in the proyiso Of the House. be stricken out
and that the following inserted The act approved I'D
February 1849 granting five years hafpay to certain
widows and orphans Of officers, non-commissi0ned Off
he 40 extended and construed to embrace the widows
musicians and pvates of the regulars and volunteers Of
$780, The committee further recommend the striking
out of the word soldiers" in the Senate amendment
to said bill, and the adoption of said amendment
amended.
The question pending being on the motion of Mr.
TooMBs that the report be laid the table, it put
and decided in the negative: Yeas 20, nays 1919.
The report of the committee was then adopted
PRIVATE CALENDAR.
The House then resolved itself into Committee of the
Whole Mr. HALL, Of Missouri in the char) and proceed
ed to consider the bills on the private calendar
A bill for the relief Of Anthony Walton Bayard was
first taken up and after discussion laid aside to be
reported to the House with the recommendation that
itpass.
The bill for the relief of the Philadelphia Gas Com
pany was then considered and discussed and laid aside
to be reported to the House with the Recommendation
that it do not pass.
The committee then and reported its action to the
House. 3s-.-s7- ~ -
And the question being ordering to third reading
the bill for the relief of Anthony Walton Bayard-
The House adjourned.
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WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 2, 1853.
IN SENATE.

The following memorials and petitions presented
and appropriately referred:
nv Mr. ADAMS: From the Trustees Of Madison Col
leee in the State Of Mississippi asking donation Of
land for the endowment Of that college.
By Mr.. WADE: From the heirs at law Of Alexander
Harper asking remuneration for services Of their
tor during the of the Revolution
BY Mr.. HAMLIN Five memorials from citizens Of
different portions Of Mane very numeronsy and respec
taby signed urging upon Congress to pass law ut the
session giving l6o acres Of land to all who served
in the war Of 1872.
Nv Mr. MANGUM: Two resolutions from the Legis-
lature of North Carolina in the shape of memorials
for the erection Of marine hospital at Smith
Vile Wilmington in said State and the other for the
abolition OF duty railroad iron.
BY Mr.. FISH: From the Chamber Of Commerce Of
New York. asking that an appropriation may be made Tor
removing the sand bars and deepening the entrance Of
Cape Fear river, in North Carolina.
Also, from the widow Of the late Major Gen. Jacob
Brown compander chief Of the army, asking to be
allowed pension from the date Of her husbands death
The memorial sets forth the services Of her gallant hus
band during the war of 1872 and his wounds which
the ultimate cause of his death.
by Mr.. HOUSTON: From Philip Gormly, contractor
for furnishing stone for the Capitol complaining Of his
contract having been violated by order Of Samuel Strong
Of the superintendent Of the building.
BY Mr.. DAVIS: From DIR. Charles Il. Jackson, asking
that the question to the discovery Of the ansthetc
effects Of ether may be referred to committee Of scien-
BY Mr.. WELLER: From James NJ Crane, asking com
pensaton for publishing orders, resolutions laws, and
treaties OF the United States in the California Courier
BY Mr.. FITZPATRICK: From citizens Of Alabama,
settlers on the land reserved for the Mobile and Chicago
Railroad asking to be allowed prove their rights Of
presumption.
BY Mr.. B0RLAND: Resolutions Of the Legislature Of
Arkansas in favor Of the Of distractions to the
navigation Of Arkansas, White and 0uachta rivers in
favor Of the removal Of the land Office from Fayetteville
TO Huntsville and extension Of the land district and
also In favor Of granting portion Of the public land on
which Fort Smith is situated for the Of schools.
BY Mr.. MALLORY: Resolutions Of the Legislature OF
Florida In favor Of the sale Of 80 much OF the public
lands contiguous the navy yard at Pensacols may
not be necessary for the public use and In favor Of the
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HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.

TThe SPEAKER has appointed Messrs. JosEs, of Ten
nessee STEPHENS of Georgia. CHANDLER, Of Pennsylva-
MIA DAVIS Of Indiana, and DEAN, Of New York, COM
mtee join the committee appointed by the Senate to
ascertain and report mode Of examining the votes for
President and Vice President Of the Uped States and Of
notifying the persons elected Of their election
TERRITORY OF NEBRASKA.
(, Mr.. RICHARDSON, by consent, from the Committee
on the Territories reported bill to organize the Terri
tory Of Nebraska; which read twice and committed.
SILVER COINAGE
The House then resumed the consideration Of the bill
Of the Senate amendatory of existing laws relative
half dollar quarter dollar dime and half dime, yesterday
reported from the Committee Of Ways and Means with
sundry amendments.
Mr. DUNHAM concluded his remarks in explanation
and support Of the bill
Mr. JOHNSON of Tennessee, lookedupon the bill I'M
der consideration MS the re and paraknp
the yerest charaanry SO far the currency of the
country was concerned the idea Of Congress fixing the
value OF this that piece Of coin absurdty and
that could not be sustained They found in the Con-
sution that Congress should have power to coin money
and regulate the value thereof also the value OF for
ern coin and fix the standard Of weights and
Now why this provision inserted in the
Because when it framed, each Of the Colonies
had power TO coin its money and consequently they
had coins of different kinds Hence the mower TO coin
money was conferred upon the Federal Government for
the express purpose Of making coin uniform and Of giving
the country coin which worth much il
represented be- And what would be the effect of the
bill before the House il passed II would create three
ject Of the Constitution which to establish uniform
currency.
Mr. j. further argued against the BILL but before he
concluded the morning hour expired.
BUSINESS ON THE SPEAKERS TABLE.
The SPEAKER thereupon laid before the House COM
muncaon from the Treasury Department transmitting
statement Of the accounts due the United States
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Wants.


is WET Nurse by respectable married Woman
n wit excellent reeetes Can he sea e. No u <tst-
BToscwsy
REsPEcTABIL GiRL desires a stuau ~ 20 take care
n q children and DO p sas is. Ia nj homework
Coed kcr m spJfr On b No W
between IL sne Is tlld .or, bfck room
A PR0rEsTAyT GIEL wishes a situation a. Waiter or
n Chamb. mid pnye My. Coed cty ieercne-s given
Can b ssn sor Two - Apply No $50 7 between sa and
yh-s7s
A REsPEcrABLE Girl wants 2 situation to do cham
N bsrw0Ts sad as-t 10 washing sad d chabsJrk
mid cLlesD. No The cOoa, Can be
stSo - sth-s1 b.tWeen st sEf @t-sr
4 REsPEcTABIE ANERIcAs GIRL wants situation
"A sews aid C1s Maze She Ia Objection = travel
ilcy. Apply No Wafer between Edndge ard
FcIsy between the hours and u On saturday AID Monday
uorr.nss.
a REsPEcTAEIE sIDDLE-tGED NOhAS, of sober and
~ steady habit Eihess Heus-keeper COk
rsIectahe pas fsy uEssfs15s baking preserving
pcklz e = BE-
DAYS. Cal smith MGrset corsF q "5cE01-st Brooklyn.
A PEorEsTASr LADY wanted az Assistant Teacher ia
N German school she us be capable tesi the ordinary
Fpzt 40 sgesks only sh vii
ehsree The lest Of tso0ias required APO
tNo BoeTBn-s.- ars, rear the CITY Hal, Br5oklyn
1.-TWO YoUSc WonEs wish Situations one as Plain
Cock Wsber bake the other 4, ~
eruad te viii Chilsr.n n
pr~rfs fsnay Good reference BE- would refer
place isgher Cal At No. e cEaIis oHst- for two dSJs
AS CoscHxas, BY Q steady, sober Man. He under.
n stands hs basses Terfecy and gve sso y esrercs
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New ,)ublieaiions.

HARRY HAZEL'S NEW SEA STORY-RED
IL KING, THE CORSA1R CHlEFrAiN. RonsHee Of the
Ocean By Harry Hsel auiaoT OF Yankees IN JAn AAkee
Jseke Three Pirates" Gslsn. Tom etc.
Cte Ct that hts appeared 'e TIE days O.
Ccterard Marai Tales Of the always ensross lie asaoa
of the resdr Tvevtody feels interested in the WIS yet
o,p rove7 Harry Hazel viii ail fresh leaves
to bis ure. BY Ii story which beautifully nsraisd PTea %
just pub isho5, the following Sea Tales
fHE THREE PIRATES. BY Harry Hazel Ile'iraisA FF.ss
IS ctub
BEN BRACE rHE LIRE SAILOR II ss'ra'ed Free y:
ADVENTURES or PAUL PERIwINKLE. illustrated Pric>
SC
JACK ARIEL LIEs BoASD East ISuAaaS Prce 2'S
GALLANT TOM or rHE PEsrs OCEAN. Pnce 3 cents
FLYING DUrCHMAN Myserous Tale Of the Sea Illustrated
Price Is
SYLVIA sEABURY, sYAsxsEs IN JAsAS Pncs Is emn
II. LONG & BROTHER No 81 AaasL
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Cost ano {cnno

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sTe month. Ih April 1850 for go 10 PsyueB h. besn
.,o,r.3 H. m Der suitably evaEdd Lsy3s ne ssus
sith n g. WHEELER > JohDst --.
OsT-On Wednesday pair Of gold mounted Elh
GLAgsEs reward I'll b. psid P~rss1. .essi..
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OsT-On Thursday, the 9TH inst, in Fafspas e1
Pl.nerontst. BrossIyB BREAsrPiS r@' r.f.s Ss~.
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