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EThe German confederacy have
established an ecclesiastical council
The Catholics who make up. the board
have been, communicated, by the
Archbishop Of Friburg The Regent
forbids the clergy to pronounce the
act Of communication, and here the
matter stands.
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1853-12-21

Halifax papers, of the 9Th, state
Rear Admiral Fanshawe has been
appointed Naval Commander at the
North American and west India sta
ton.
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NOT ICE.
BATON ROUGE HIGH SCUOOI

JbA wv NV NL IItol ctIlOCi4.
"E would invite our patrons and. the
w friends of education, TO attend an
examination of the Baton Rouge High
School, at the Presbyterian Church on this
evening, and at the same place, an exit
bition al 6! o'clock in the evening
ItDecembel 81 '53. r. d. Wilson,
&c. M. Hutehins.
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MAzslNI.-Tke sLondon cor. espon-
dent Of the New York Tribune, in his
letter Of Nov. Is, says: ,ls
The Alssrians complain that MAJ
I'm is ilarbored in Tessin, but as re-
CARDS this point, they are very badly
informed. since | met him only few
days ago in Lenden
..r---. ~ g. Va
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H An examination Of the Pupils
of the Baton Rouge High school. con-
Quoted by Messrs. Wilson and Hstch-
ms, will take place this evening at the
Presbyterian Church. Patrons and
the friends of education are invited to
attend. See Public notice in another
column. afa4
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Attention Delinquenfs.

DERSONS indebted TO the undersigned
l. are respectfully solicited to come for
ward and settle their various accounts. How
can it be expected that Beal can sell goods
better and cheaper than the balance of
''nnandkind'' generally if yon huv for cash
and pay when Won please, The legal ten
der is wanted fIom every man and woman
of you. So march up and have your ac-
counts ieceirted. and vour concience clear,
and free in time to enjoy The holidays.
N. B. All persons sending orders 10 the
undersigned nnst hear in mind that cash is
what is hargained for. and accounts 50 made.
are due on demand. Respectfully. ~
.4 JOSHUA BEAL(
Baton Rouge Dec. IS 1853. Gazette copy.
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This venerable old English custom,

It affords rs pleasure to see,is becom-
ing popular, and fashionable on this
side Of the Atlantic. And since
feeling Is aroused that is designed to
embrace the whole ps,ti-colored popu-
lation of this vast continent, it should
be directed into the popular channel.
If Thanksgiving is to be observed,
why not let the observance be univer-
sal! Were any day suggerted by
the President Of the United States,
and through the Governors, proclaim
ed to the people, it would not be many
years before it would become a fixed
custom. Some such day as this, is
important ina political, if not religious
point of view. Our population has a
fair sprinkle of all the various classes
of people on the globe-haying anita
gonistic views, of the object of human
existence, and the future destiny of
man; and one day out. of the year.
selected without any reference to his
tory: a day for all to be joyous and
happy together, and thank the Powers
above, that "they are not dead;;' is
one that would have a very sanative
effect upon the spirit of the times.
There is no race Of people on the
globe from the grovelIing Hotentot up
to the highest Anglo-Saxon intelIi
gence, WHO are unwilling to bow in
humble submission to the great IN
seen God of Nature. Here all will
agree and when the Governor calls all
obey {; Christians Of the ten thousand
sects; Mornons, Jews, Mahom dams,
Pagans, and Heathens, will come TO-
gether and unite their voice in giving
thanks, that things are no worse than
they are, and much better than they
sl5ould be-for unrrateful man.
Let there be universal Thanksgiving
-letnot only the whole United States
from one side to the other, JOIN, but
all nations of the sublunsry worli
unite TO give praise TO the Power that
has appointed the sun to shine by day
and the moon to give light by night,
that man may see how to violate the
laws Of mainland steal.
Tomorrow is the day appointed for
Thanksgiving-let the merchant close
his store and lock up his strong box
let the lawyer put Coke on the shelf,
and kindle warm fire with the Black
stone of Missouri, to roast his Sims,
and contemplate-let the Physician
lock his front door, and allow the town
to physic itself for one day-close the
Druggeries, and let's see if the town
will get sick for the want Of pills and
We ministers Of the true faith, if you
preach and pray, remember that it is
a holy perogative You enjoy, which
should not be abused, by unholy prac-
ttces-be merry sinners whilst You
may, and contribute to the pleasure
and happiness of others if you can,
without any material detriment to
yourselves, for tomorrow in Thanks
giving Printers may converse fMnil-
iarily with the Dcvil.
DuMAs.-The Anti-Slavery Stand
ard advises this great French novelist
not to come to America without his
free papers, or he may find himself ad-
vertised as a runaway niger"
Some miserable twenty-ffth rate in
telligence, penned the above.-An ap-
pology for white man, who can per-
haps trace his own origin, as far back
az his s.Grandad" Snch lov nrnr
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IMPORTANT PUBLICATION.
wJUST JSSTED. 81

THE Proprietor of the NEW ORIE ms TnrE DELLA,
Office, 1o3 st. Charles st. opposite the 81. Charles
Theatre, has just issred. IN pamphlet form, a tl
LIST OF fINTERMENTS 8i -
in all the Cemeteries Of New Orleans. from the Let
of May to the first Of November, 1853, together
with names and ages Of deceased, places Of nGtivi
ty causes Of death, date Of nterment. and name
Of cemetery in which inferred, alphabetically
ranged. To which Is added
A REVIEW or THE YELLOW FEVER, IT'S CAUSES,
and an interesting and nsefuf abstract ~ Mortuary
Statistics. eay- PRICE FfFrr CTSrs fER Corr. ~
TaR work, by the single copy, or in quantities
promptly forwarded TO any part Of the United
States, on payment being made in advance. in post
Office stamps, or in the current funds Of any State
in the Union. Parties at a distance DESTROYS Of
procuring copies Of the work. and persons Wishing
TO forward II to their friends correspondents In
this and other States will please send their orders
10 the publication office Of the Trne Delta 103 st.
Charles street, n. o. as early as possible [dcl51w
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For Sale,

Ok ACRES of la situated on the
~ Bayou Sara Road. about eight
miles from Baton Rouge half Of which is
cleared and in a high state Of cultivation.
The sol is well adapted to the culture of
trnit trees and vegetables. There is attach
ed to the land, coulodous dwelling. kitch-
en-. and other out houses. also a good well.
The place is admiralty fitted for a cotn-
try grocery,store. and house Of entertain
nlent, it being on the main road between
Bayou Sa'a and Baton Rouge The travell-
ing being large and constant The close
proximityto Baton Rouge. where mark
ct can be found for vegetables and fruits at
big prices. makes it one of the most desire
able and profitable places in the parish.
ANY further Indignation can be had by
applying to 'THOS. PRENDERGAST.
Advocate c0ny s-.l. dor S.tt
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9. OUSSET.
FASH IGNABLE TAILOR,

! AS just received a full stock ofGne goods
Ii for gentlemen's wear His stock has
been selected with care. and contains the
most fashionable goods for fall and winter
garments. As an experienced cutter, Mr..
OCsEr has moi a superior in this city. nov4
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r. Il :
ANOTHER New PLANEr.- Mr. Hind
the astronomer of Mr.. Bishops private
observatory, London, in a letter to the
Times says:
At Gh. som on Tuesday, Nov. sth,
! discovered a new planetin the con
stellation Taurus, about 2 degrees
South Of the, Ecliptic. Il is rather
brighter than stars of the ninth mag
nitude This planet is the ninth
which have discovered since the COM
mencement Of a systematic search in
1915, and raises the number Of that
extraordinary group of worlds between
Mars and Jupiter to twentv-sev en-.
The Boston Traveller remarks that
The enormous labor which has been
performed by Mr.. Hind, in this system,
search, will be the better appreciated,
when it is understood that not one Of
the nine planets ditcovered by him, in
London, is ever visible to the naked
eve, or even at all without the aid OF
a good telescope,
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Western Produce.

OK Barrels choice Potatoes; 10 barrels
III Deans extra Whiskey; 90 bags fine
large Onions; CO barrels best extra, S. L.
Flour lust received and for>a'e by
dec,oO.tl. ~. i. JOSHUA BEAL.
NOR SALE--TO ARRIVE 400 bags
4 white Corn: 10 bacs Bran 90 BAGS
Oats dec 20-lt ST JOSHUA BEAL.
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HARVEY HOUSE.

'TNH1S well known establishment has
Il been thoroughly repaired and reno
waited and is now open for the accommo-
dation Of 8oarders and travellers.
nov. % WM MARKHAM PyoD't
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More Light for Mankind.
JUST RECEIvED-1o Ibis. Winter
y Strained oil. A prime article by the
barrel or at reteil by ,'-....
oct-e-iv. GEO. M. HEROMAN.
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! GTFXr Rior ArsERIE pa Ere

:" s'A~'.. @~'~A - ~s.S->y =
Dec. The excitemelt IS Increasing.
a mob Of 100 men are tearing up the
rails. The depot master was mobbed,
and barely escaped with his life. The
express train is unable to pass the de-
pot. A ID
- LArER.-The work of demolishing
the bridges proceeds. The bridge
across French and State streets has
been torn down. The. mob. is now
taking the rails out Of, the street at the
depot. The passengers BY the light
ming traiuwere taken around the city
tothe line on the other side. "A police
officer named Ferguson, who was en-
gagged b the railroad company to take
down the names Of the mob, WIS taken
before a magistrate and'natie to give
bail to keep the peace. llhs eS
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CAPE EIWE!

4 FRESH lot. at reduced prices for
IN sale by decll losHrA BeAL.
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n
N sale by decll JOSHUA BeAL.
NEW LARD.--In Barrels and
~ Kegs. For sale he
dec 9th-y g N. HAET & Co
ELOJk-Extra, Pancy, and Su-
4 perfne for sale by.
dec 9th-Iv. 6. NJ HART & Co.
BARREL PORK AND BACON,
ia large lot for sale BY.
dec 9th S. NJ. HAKr & Co.
nH, SOAP AND. CANDLES-A large
~ lot ofvery fine, Just received and for
sale. nec 2 s. NJ. HART s. CO.
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Rais;ns lIackeral Liquors, &c

= AISINS, 10 whole, an1 0 quarter box
~ es new; Mackeral, 10 Kits, and
quaIter barrels Mol Herrings, ~ boxes
extra fine; Goldfish. 10 80 pound boxes;
Old Whiskey. 10 half barrels Mongahala
Vapor Whiskey, - barrels Fletcher's, Just
received per Gypsy and for sale for the cash
by decI6y. JOSHUA BEAL.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1853-12-02
DRY-GOODS s. GROCERIES.
CaaK,SFAMILY GTROCERY

NTrE undersigned would respectfully announce to the
l. citizens Evansville, that he is now bet prepar.
ed than ever to supply their TABLES WITH EVERY
THING CHOICE AND FRESH, in the line Of Family
Grocery.
Thank very liberal patronage received du.
ring the past year. confidently expect continuance OF
nv share of trade now present additional claims,
and shall spare efforts TO merritt.
am constantly receiving all leading articles o
Family suppes fresh froa the country; and shall 'ei
on hand al all times Frese Butter Cheese. Lard Eggs
Poultry Fresh Meats, Dried and Picked Meats
ALSO,
A complete assortment of Dry Groceries Of every de
,crip,ion Teas Coffee Sugars, Molasses, Flour, Feed
NY MARKET WAGON will deliver all goods 10 tn
doors of the purchasers promptly upon the receipt
their orders Call and examine my stock.
oo,oo Opposite the Post 0ffce.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1853-12-02
LamascO Steam Furniture Factory.
WHOLESALE q RETAIL.

Messrs. w ETZEL IL KLIyTWOR
wouidinform the public that having recently
80. established,in Lamasco City, steam Fur sitnre
FACTORY, they have commenced manufacturing
bedsteaas, Wardrobes, and several other kinds
OF rarnureby steam thus enabling furnish the 81
be purchased i'm this civ
anu faefory prices Their work in every
resPects equal tothat ofthe Cincinnati factories.
ney are also prepared do Turning ofevery des
cripeon and will be prepared to furnish country tranu
iactarers with whatthey desire in this particular The at
tenon OF those wanting Furniture called TO the OF
this Factory. "
Inc wareroom Is or Main street. between Third and.
rourth we keep for sale Chairs of different varieties
besides all other kinds of Furniture. ut the ROOM
Idec2S-Iyl
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,ct4d[w
TO THE PURllC

iNNIi Fine public TO examination of t,v s,oct M
'e~ery 1 shall receive in a few DAYS in yojc. os
;' % anu silver Watches OF different STYLES which
s;a, Se a. extremely low figures receive INV goods
~ run .he manufacturers of New York. and ha wing
ne cns.,, !, divide profits with. consequently can sell
arc 49,, ol "a. any house West My goods
coin. " A''e"" Ho WARRANTED pure
Engraving executed neatly. Watch r.n.i,;,. do,.,.
unsurpassed and warranted to give satisfacor
AZ the sign OF the Brig Watch FIRST ST. between Main
ana Locust Recollect TIE location '' ~ - ' 90"
sepa6 EnWA Pm uusr.cp
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DAGUERREOTYPESY

NE ubSCRlBER respectfully informs the publi,
generally that he has resumed the above busine ~
wnicn ne mas hong been familiarly ACQUAINTED aud
In Es establishing permanent daguerrean gallery
E;, In Fosters buildings corner of Main and
ri sseets where he hopes to receive the freoue NJ
sarna -. i1dies and gentlemen which IL shall be hs
endeavor to merit; and he expects TO be ne
a ne depends more upon exhibitions of his pros
cess. oh '' 1A'o"s VI "oIos Ior sue
as aportraitpanteris too we'll estab
Evansvi lie and elsewhere to need remark IN
~. n.s nc VIII De happy to accommodate apy DE-.
sirng his services that branch of art my o''
apSO THOS POlEDEyTFR
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FALL AND WINTER DRY GOODS.
EOS. coRyEP MAIN AND FIRST SITS.

CHANKIIN d REILLY are now in receipt of a very
= desirable stock of Fancy and stap.e Dry GOODS
which they offer to .her customers and the puOic gen
erly very low prices. Their stock consists III par
of she following:
Black brown and blue Cloths.
Black and colorsd DoesKins and cassiEeres.
Siya, Satin and W DOL Vestings.
Back and coored Sattne,s and Ky. Jeans.
BIankets, Flannels, linse. and Iicsings.
AN wool, plain and fancy DE LANES.
Half do DE LANES and De Bages
English and French Merinos. -
Black and cold Aipacas and Persian Cloths.
Frenzy, English q American Pri IS u Gfnghams'
Striped Shirings Apron and Furniture Cheeks.
Plain and Emb'd Thbet Wool Shawis
Bay state, Squa.e and Long do.
Hats. Caps, Boots aud Shoes
Carpets, Floor and Table Oil Cloths.
Irish Linen Table Cloths, Table Linen Dfapers'
&C. together with great variety of Jaconet, Cambria
Swiss and Plaid Musns, Jaconet and SWISS Eog'gs
aud sertings Embroidered Collars and sleeves. ana
hutZettes black and colored Silk Cravats. Six ana
Linen Pocket Handkerchiefs, Hosiery, Gloves, neus
RibooIs black and coored plain and lane! sAs' LINN
mines, Notions, &c. -,
please cali In and examine our Goods before purehas
in as we are selling Wholesale and Retail as low "a
any house in he city. loSbs
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SHERWOOD Houap

VIE suGscrioer mas taken she above house and b,.
enrei! rentted and re:urnished it, and is prenared
o.cItain tne patrons OF the house in sati.c,c,or
ma he has also rented the brick Stable Owned ~
rages to let. ~ vi norses ana car
The stable is large. clean and well loc,,ss .,s
IN constant attendance.
DC PAM 20 THE care OF horses left with him for Keen
~ood hoase good Hotel. fjys-ul J. A. 8YERS.
NOTICE.-The undersigned h. ve houus....
\ ana business from Mr.. Fsr,nann Frtsch drno~is,
on rrst street, and shall in short ti,e the bn
n;S 1another location as partners under tie firm OF
hey Will carry the business at the old stand until
me! remove and Dr. Frtsch, a scholar OF Lebio and
Duhas VIII pay all his attention aud time to the me-
part OF the business Mr. Sasse will take char.
" inc mercantile part. For the entire and
ounon Vi the public they will spare no trouble.
,ao 4. LOUIS FRITSCH Dr. NJ
ye-o-u THEOD. SASSE.
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CARRIAGE AND BUGGY Max,Nc,,

M ESSkS. SATERLEE d. DE'GARMO have nv o.
- hand good assortment of one and two hsrsc Car
1855 hoekawa!s and Buggies, manufactured M tbei,
W s'p AFTER me most approved and modern styIes
a, ,. Dec will promptly I'LL all orders for en- =
and no, IN the neatest and most substantial
quality or price. They have an rienceJ y,
he rca,I who does up the Iron work in style not to
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1853-12-02

! MILL relieve every ''humah being" who has any
w the following symptoms:
Indigestion Headache ~sa-
BiousBess Extreme Nervous A citation
Acidity Palpitation Of the Heart
sense 81 oppression at An incapacy for the slight
the pit OF the Stomach est exertion
Depression Of Spirits Misiness IL Indistinctness O,
Heaviness Vision 80
Cold Hands and Feet UNPLEASANT t,ste I'm the
Nuineness OF the Lims and Mouth particularly when
- oner parts rising In the morning
Vertigo. Nausea Dull heavy pain md sen az Of
Dmcuity oil respiration weight In the Head
Stupor temporary loss Of mel ory
irrtaoiiity sense OF Emptiness
Drowslnsss t.af Pulse less freque mt and more
Deohy feeble than usual
Extreme Languor and Ex- Dependency
hanston Emaciatior and Extreme De-
hestlessness bility.
COstiveness. ..-I
Principal Depot at
BURNET'S, NO. IL, EAST FOURTH STREET
NtINNATI, ONO.
sIPFor sale by Druggists every where.
UPPrice so Cents .rr. srrt
u ICountry Dealers supplied at Proprietor's prices
VI HPurchase none but 20. HAIsrrp's Anti. Dyspep.
tie Pills" t- .-It 1.i-7 ''P~P
U5Every box OF the 6ennias Pile has the name of
20. HAisIED on the side label.
For sale In Evansville, Ind, hy Ila ts.r... ..-.
KELLER, FARNSLEY & CO..
.-. go HALLOCk Il STODDARD,
ec'2v WOOLSEY LINCK.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1853-12-02

TVsT received at the corner OF Main and First IT,
d fresh supply of white and cOlored Carpet Chain Cot
ION Batting and 500 AID GOO Cotton Yarns: for sale low
0 bxfoctias sHANKLIN Il REILLY.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1853-12-02

THE undersigned has removed his stock OF Groceres
i from Water street, to the New Brick burhing.
corner of Locust and Second streets. AS he 10
Keep regular supply of good articles appropriate To
Family Grocer aud to sell at the lowest cash prices
aronnd him J. VI. HAMILTON.
a
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music HATH CHARMS -,
Il W III GU II RIE.ff
DEALER IN MUSIC,
EVa%S srUsT ST.; BET; MAIN AND Locusrs

n,em;.o now leased and nttedl up the above -
NJ ana nave opened a large stoct of G943.,
s Wis., anu usca instruments. Being selected NY.
nr d. great care and bought the lowest mars &t
'ow-calI and see for yourselves 4''"'' sa' s''c'
Aceordeons" lnsIade Pianos Guitars yoiin. flutes
ssic Boxes, Harmone;eans uns;c ps,n
,hr V1olinceo and Piano Porte Strings oF
mers ~ Az uning Forks. Pic Pipes Tuning Ham
stock OF Sheet Music. % anu eohs'abu! increasing
I $500! oRS for every Instrument
ne newest Music published. received waellx
vii, -. Purchasers Of any The above areles.
so greatly to their advantage to call on me be-
anu oh'! business. feel satisfied can give better
a cha. han Dose not so, and determined 10 seIli
p;.naP as any mouse West OF New York and Boston
Ia.a.. o.tes anu AccordeoBs tuned and paired.
LESSONS gwen on the Piano. Guur, NeIodion, Acco
-oon' ahd IN the cultivation Of the voice. aupee u
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CO-PARTNERSHIP NOTICE

me unde rsigned have this day formed n con, ,t,o,
snip, under the name and style of LrwIs 4 e. ~
nave tnade arrangements with the late firm or Ha
Crahe S Co., to serve their successor. in ,h.
city. = ''oH business IN ths
would respectfully solicit cont saance Of the ma,
sonase heretofore so liberaiy extended towards ,t
anu oespeak the good Offices of our friends. neJ~
Of an 70 spare no Efforts to promote the interest,
vi al VINO may entrust business to our carr e''A
I,.u.r;, s.i,,o.r. . EDWARD LEWIS
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1853-12-02

REtMOyEDaIhe undersigned ha. removed to the
wool H' rs Ut ration, three doorsabove the Sher-
wood House, opposite the mansion of M. Ross Fso. or
rIIsl Street, or Doctors y9pear. -
Al the Old stand First two doorsab ove Main
s may DC found az all times unless PROFESSIONAL
ee"saso4. Ue2ol J.R. WILCOX. NJ. ID.
SOMETHING FOR THE LADJEx :
JULIET Aartlcles Of the finest quality. comny;s;nr
a. Toilet Powders Cologne, Hair oils fine Estractss
&. A. BROWNS
ee" MAI g. opposite the Bank.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1853-12-02

easatito Hamilton GO. Gin. 10 Sprinv6eiJ an
Oeica Information and through tickets amply at the
the D:, corner of broadway and Fro nj 81 or AZ
--.. w a. LATHAM. Ticket Agent
..P.W. SfRADER Geir'i Agent. 2
auy 1s.cuas NJ WILLIAMSON, Agent. EvansyiIie.f