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The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1853-11-17
Geder Posts for Sale.

OOON FINE Ceder Posts for sale at
C-OO the Ferry landing. Apply
to H. S. WALLER, or d. MoNrAN.
Aur,lst 4th NV
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lust Received.
Superior Teas.
Land for Sale.

Land for Sale.
4 Tract of Land confirming $40 acres
II lying on the Comite Road, five miles
from the town of Baton Rouge, about so
acres are clared. apply to
oct13-y w. ID. PHILLIPS.
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SUNDRIES, SC

MUSTARD.
On GROSS Ohio Mustard put up in
~ pound. half and quarter pound tin
cansters by Dixon, Shoemaker & Co., Gin
cinnati. Also 90 gross Thornton and Gum
steads Kentucky Mustard. for sale by
octl4-y. ii. L. WADDlLL.
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FREsm AnRIVAL.

Philip RISING & JOHN LYONS,
TVAyINc nYreh,sed the interest Of Mr.. JAcon
Ill pIo,Jr in the Dry Uoods business, in the Mac.
cracksn Room, ons door Wcstof Mcssrs. keoer ana 2
Kuts's Store, Main Street, Lancaster, ohso, ana
having added thereto a large assortment OF
SPRING AND SUMMER GOODS.
Selected with the greatest in the Eastern ei-
ties respectfully solicit share Of pubic
Their stock consists in part as follows: r,.....
LADIES, DREss 0eoDs, such as Bafeges, tihStirins'
Lawns calicoes siks satin, linen lustres,
Al Ianes etc The Ab0yo assortment consists OF eve-
ry.variety ofthe latest and most
will be sold as low asa any house In Fairfield county
GexrLEnrE's DRBss 0opilsi such ss cloths, cas-
simeres satinsts Jeans Ganbrooisi iasthgs tweeos,
linen. plain and ard twiled Mqhegsn camlet etc'
cashmere, satin, silk and Msrseies vestings tHelr
assortment OF CLorHs AND CAaststEREs IS ~ tas Dest
aid p,ost durable kinds, Their assortment ot SUM
MER WEAR il composed OF the sdtest tno ,, nyst "
fashionable variety, and embraces almost every ue-
scrption In addition to the above they have O.. the
usual Of hIuslins Drillings, Sheeting
ing, Umbrellas and Parasols. In al their vsrieties;
A fine assortment If the AFnaT FASHIONABLE BON
xrrs, Of al qualities, Misses Bonnets and Flats,
Mon and Boys Palm Leaf and LeghoTH Hais.
largo sssortmentof Boots and Saoca; T.
Boskias Also all other articles usually losaa IN
Dry Goods store, together witha large o.
QUEENSWARE, Uery cheap.
The citizens Of Fairfield and adjoining counties are
respectfully invited TO call and examine the epoye
stock Of Goods Every effort will ss Ss mace
rr We invite our Aumish friends 70 eal, We
have been sreful to purchase goods to suit fhsn;
Sugar, Coffee and all ainds e Specs al q" t'1'es
on hGnd. a.
our stock Of Dry Goods whichwe are prepared 10 sen
to them at prices which cannot fail to please ,y,
ErCAsh paid for Wheat, Rye, Corn, Oats and WOOL
Lancaster, April 10, 1853
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IsTEREsrfss FROM MoxTIyInEo. The
crew Of tbs hermaphrodite brig Reindeer,
(English,) from Valparaiso for this pLrt.
mutiniea while OF Cape St. Antonio, kit
ing the captain, chief mate, cabin boy, and
q e,ergynan who was passenger, and haE-
ing loaded themselves with gold dust and
double0as, stolen from the vessel, they ran
her ashore, On their way from the south
coast TO Bucnos Ayres they we're apprehen.
ded and lodged In jail at TandIe, where one
of the crew nude the confession. They
will be given Up 10 the English ssthorities
here, and sent to England for trial. Tho
Keindeef was lightened and got of, alter
throwing overheard 800 bag sof Benns, by
soms Gal:raos, who brosgh, her in here on
the I'd inst She bad a cargo valued at
$4,000 SP-, beaides quantity ofgOld dass
and doubloons.
The troubles stil continue In Buenos
Ayres, with apparently, as little prospect Of
being regulatedas ever. Urquiza was With
in few miles OF the city, having connected
his forces (3000 menl with those Of Lagos.
Unless the Insiders accede to the conditions
of these GensFaIs---do what they l1ay--their
fate is inevitable, as the city mBst esentu-
ally fall into the hands Of the besiegers.-
There ia no sale for anything except pro-
visions. The Eng,ish,- French and Ger nan
houses would be glad TO collect their oat
standihg debts at loss Of 30 per cent
The Insiders talk of issuing eight millions
Of paper money monthly, to carry on the ex-
penses Of the gar! Il is now in reality val
nless, having no specie basis to rest upon;
and this mission, in my opinion, will not
add greatly TO It's valu.!-Cor. SIIsn Rsy-
istsr.
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GREAT ATTRACTION
CITY GROCERY sT6E .
Ar rtit NEW STAND

GSbS ~ ass - ~
AT THE NEW STAND, ff
One Door East Of tlse ItoeiinE Valley Bank ,
MnIn street, Lancaster. Ohio.
TIME undersigned most respectfully calls the atter-
Il ion Of his friends and the public ingenerait to his
SPRING ARf1IVAE.of q GROCERIES,.
II not the largest in the city still he atters himself
its being the most superior, choice and we
selected assortment of Groceries that has erer been
brought hare Therefore, belt known and understood,
that everybody who wishes to purchase cheap, good
articles and get the worth Of their money In inl to
call this celebrated establishment. a,
The stock consists In part Of the following aIeies
''-, JAVA AND RIO COFFEE:
iEed New Orleans Moizsses end Sugpr-house do, St-
sar-house Syrup and Nsthral do; or Crane syrup =
Imperial, Young Hyson and Black Teas;
Rice, etc., Fruits Oranges. Rsisans and currants;
Almonds. Brazil Nuts, Filbefts, English Wanuts
spices.--Pepper, Alspice, cloves, cinnamon, Nut
megs, Mace, Ginger, etc.
A<nRz Fish. -Mackerel No. and 2, cod
bs.x--SsFi Fish, and large lot Of White Fish, Pick
ere etc, expected and will be here in due season.
at wholesale and retail.
Sea Grass Ropes all sizos, Bed cords Wooden.ware,
such Rs Washboards, Buckets and Tubs also Bishop
ricks, BakngiPowder, Smoking and chewing Tobacco
Segars. Pipes, etc.
Wines and Brandy.--Poit and Musc.t Wines
Brandy, not ODE sold less than by the bottle.
Walkers and Cleveland Ale,
And great many articles too tedious to mention
Persons will please call and examine for themselves
and am confident will be delighted with their visit to
the crrE GROCERY sroRE, and not 80 away without
purchasing. II. A. ,GEBELEIN,
Lancaster, April q, 1853. w3m60
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Mn. BARRERr.-AThe cincinnsii Enquirer
of Wednesday. contained the following ar.
tiele:
1--WE made q statement the other aay, on
The authority Of the Dayton Empire, 10 the
effect that Samuel Lewis. Of this city, Al u
FFeesoil assemblage in Dsyton, had an.
nounced that Mr. Barfere, the whiR cand-
date Tor Governor. has cent his declensien
to Columbus, and the paper was then In the
hands Of the Executive Whig Committse,
"The Empire undoubtedly was In orFor.
We had it yesterday morning from Mr..
Lewis Ia person that he was rs in DAYTON,
not at that meeting Of course, and has nos
made such q statement as that, there or
elsewhere.
The Empire was probably wrongly in
formed o! the Hame Of the speaker, FOR 10
doubt not sOch statement was made,
since It was a piece Of information which
We had in our possession some weeks since,
and were expecting TO hear something re.
Ispecting gits.authtBtseit5 ffel. tbs5e q; Co
lumbos who are reporiad as having the mat.
ter Ia keeping''.
Now, We wish 10 say that II any Whig,
Freesoii, or Locofoco speaker, or editor has
reported that Mr.. Barere Is mott candidate
or has sent IN bic deelcnsion TO the "Whg
Executive Committee. such perIan is gullly
Of uttering falsehood, and the sooner he
corrects II, the sooner he viii be atse 70 sat
isfy the people that be intends 60 act ike an
honest man. The editor Of the journal "a q
member Of the Wing State Central Com.
mittee. e"d has been chosen its Secretary.
We have In our possession letter from
Mr. Barreres iD which he authorizes the
Committee to announce TO any one who
may enquire, that he is candidate for Gov
ernor. This letter was written IN March,
after bis return from Congress, and he has
never, since that time. intimated to the
COMMITTEES sny change of purpose. Waen
the committee have any notice that Nj
Barrere, or any other candidate on the
Wing ticket declines 10 hold that position.
the Wings Of the State will reeeise due NO.
tlce of that fact 6l
We have heard from other sources, that
Barrere had written TO the State Central
Committee, declining TO be q candidate and
desiring the Wings TO vote fyr Mr.. Lewis.
This is all false. There is not one word of
truth in the entire yarn. When the Whips of
Ohi1 are ready TO desert their own standard
and unite with the free trade and direct tax
alton partvs we shall probably know 1t as
soon as the rest of the people. but that
time will be a long way beyond the year
1853. We hope our Wing friends will
promptly put an end to this shallow elec.
tioneering trick, BY degocnciHg /. rs Il de.
serYee.-O. s. Journal.
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Custom HeySE FINES, PEsALFiEs, AsD
FoRFsIruREs.-Mr. Maxwell, the ia;e col.
ector of the port OF New York, it will be re-
membered, made special deposits OF $50,
900 sometime since, to await the decision
as to whether the revenue officers were en-
titled TO certain penalties, fines. and forfeit
ures claimed by them. MIR. Corwin decided
they were, and ordered them to be paid, but
on Mr.. Guthrie, the present Secretary ofthe
Treasury, coming into Office, he ordered the
payment to be suspended Mr. Gushing, the
attorney General, having given an opinion
that the officers were not entitled to receive
t. On Thursday Dr.. Zebsdee Ring and
othsrs OF New York. desirous oflsgalIy test
ing the latter decision. sued out al iHjunc-
ton against Mr.. Maxwell. to prevent his
paying The money over to the sub tre5snTv,
and an order has been issued by Judge Mel
son, GU. s.. Circuit Conri,) requiring Mr..
Maxwell TO show cause why parmanent in
junction should not be granted, and dis.
tribution OF the money be nlde according to
the legal rights Of the parties. The injanc.
tion was also served upon the new collector
Mr.. Bronson, The money, it appears. is in
the Custom House vault.
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Dick back with the larab: for he had s.sn
how hard Il wss for the lady, az wen as ,hs
children TO part with H. He unbound him
very willingly, but babe Willie carry the
money back to his mother. The little feI.
low who had no1 recovered his breath "a.
fused 70 take i. HE mother had whole
roIIo OF money now, some which his father
had left her: she had just found IL, and let
ter be wrote 10 her before be went away.
Mrs. Stsnwood SAT weeping for Joy over
her busbaBd'slefter. when the merry yoic-
es other children we're heard approaching
the cottage door, and tsking her babe in her
arms, she buried out 10 meet them. Harry
and Cossie were 10 high irolc, and e. Ia.
terested were tie other children in the
sport, and 50 beiste5ous was their mirth that
the sound Of carriage wheels vas not heard; /;
and no one observed who was approaching
the house, until strong arms were encirci.
Ing Mrs. Stan9ood and Der babe, and the
earnest, loving eyes II her husband were
hxed on her c1gnfepEnce. There was ioy
and grief ton. in tfIeir exPrassfDn, for the
pale thin face told himh she he'd suffered
10 bis absence.
MARY. why do ! End you ,husI" he ask
"Oh, Henry" she sobbed, "until THE
morning ! had forgotten HeavenP"
"Aadyou have just found my ieiterl Ny
poor wife, how you must have sufferedG"
The children came cfowding about their
father, all but Harry he sat very coniented-
" 10 the arms of stranger, a nobls, gen.
tlemsniy- looking man Of sixty years, who
was saying to the little fellow
"a nd SO your name is Henry Sianwo ID!
Well, that Is nine tool" and The uncle was
introduced to his nciee and her children.
The old gentleman had received bis neph.
ew with open arms, his di5obedience hav-
ing long ago been forgiven, ane had accom-.
panied him TO America with the intention
Of making his home with the young man.
The cottage was purchased OF Squire Jill
son, and in a beautiful sit on the broad lands
which were added TO the little garden,
handsome residence has been erected, over
the green lawn surrounding which may vet
be seen straying the now staid and sober,
but stiii fayori;e Cossie.
There was but one individual in Oakdale
who did not rejoice in the return Of Mr.
Stanwosd and the prosperity Of he, family.
For long tiEse FIR. Owen was very shy OF
him; and to this day. the dread Of Mr.. Stan
wood has Kept him frora the contemplate
practices ofwhich be was formerly guilty.
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Mss FREDERrxA BREMER, Of Sweden
W hose charming fctions have been read By
SO many millions Of people in the old world
and the new, and whose visit Of year OF
more to the United States and Cuba is well
remembered here, Is about closing her book
on the Western world. In letter dated al
Stockholm Ia April, che says that Mrs.
Stoves book is much read In Sweden, bot
though warm opponent Of Slavery. she
does notaPprove ofits method Of treating the
subject, or ofthe general scope Of the boob.
She expresses the hope that what she has
honestly written on the subject will no,
lower her In the gond opinion Of her friends,
some of the bsstof whom she acknow Iedges
TO have found at the South
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The ArRrcAs SLATE TEADE.-The Sa-
lem Register has accounts via ST, Helena.
from ST. Paul de Lando, and 3snguqls 10
April sth. There had bsea no reeeat cap
tgre Of slaFersVB , iv "a
NCaptain Wilmot, OF the British steamer
Harlequin haI been at work endeaysriac
to induce the various African CMeis to
make treaties fos the further suppression Of
the slave trade, and mad Induced the King
of Kabendd, sTe of the most obstinate, td
sign treaty. A SLAYER, supposed {, be the
American brig Csmargo. had succeeded in
running oTwilh two cargoes OF slaves, but
the English cruisers were 10 pursuit Of her
Tue U. S. brig Perry, Capt. Page, sailed
from st. Helena for Monrovis. Africa, on
tbs 22d Of April. Henry Williams, one Of
the crew. aged 20 years, died on the 10TH
Three Of the sailors had attempted 10 make
their escape, bot were recsptured.
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ATTEMPTED SutcIOs By YoUEG wo
nAE.-Mrs. olinda Dssne, respectable
young gwoman, who was married only few
weeks ago. attempted suiciie,on the 2al ult,
at Harwieh. N, Y, under the following cir
cumstancee:
"For year or so previous To her marriage
she had received visits from respectable
young man by the name Of Hall, TO whom
she was engaged to be married. Her pa
rents opposed her choice, and favored the
sojt OF widowero of considerable property,
named Doane. Hall soon after married
another, when the parentso Of the deceased
preyaIled on her to marry Doane. The
friends were invited, but before the time for
the ceremonies to commence, the young lady
excused herself and retired. Not returning,
her sister went TO her room, saw blood on
The mirror and on the floor, went 70 the bed,
and turning down the clothes, found her sis
ter with her throat cut, and her bridal robes
saturated with blood. Assistance was cal-
led her wound dressed. and she recovered.
Soon after she was married, since which
tirne she has been occasionally defangsd"
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DAscrSc.-1tIIe general Assembly a,
Buffalo passed the following resolution u2-
on the subject of dancing:
Resolrsd, That The fashionable amuse-
ment Of prootiscHoa.s dancing is SO entirely
unscriptural and emincntIy and exclusively
that of the "world which liveth in wicked.
ness" and so wholly inconsistent with the
spirit of Christ. and with that proprieiy oi
christian department, and that purity Of
heart which his followers are bound to main.
tain, as to render il not only improper and
injurious for protesting christians either to
partuke in it, or qualify their children for /,
by teaching them the art; but also to cal
Tor the faithful and judicious exercise OF dis
cipline on the part Of Church Sessions
when any of the members Of their churches
have been guilty.
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PoisoSED MEAL--A gsntiemsn Of Prince
Georges county, Nd, purchased some
meal at Bladensburg, on Tuesday, with
which he fed his four horses. In short
time three Of them died, and the fourth is
probably dead before this. Another gen.
tleman in the village siso purchased some
of the meal, and fed his hogs and poultry,
and they too died soon after eating it. Il
was subsequently sseeTtnined that in the
mill where the meal was ground arsenic
was daily used for the destruction of rats,
and ii Is supposed that X accidentally go,
thrown among the corn. Such careless.
ness is deserving of severe reprehension.
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FoUKTH OF MARCH Why S<leeisd. --Do
our readers generally know the reason why
the Fourth Of March was chosen Us the day
for the inauguration Of the President Of the
United Statesl u was selected because
the Forth Of March in every year commence
ing from ihe FIRST Inauguration, cannot
come on Sunday for al least three hum
dred years.
This fact shows the great regard whieh
the trainers Of Our government hadfer ths
sabbath. They arranged the matter 80
wisely, that the day fof the perlofmance Of
the ceremonies sofinauguraiion, win not fall
on suadIy for three hundred yeaFs.--
C1roRotPs.
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al FairaaId Connfv.

To the Germans Of Fairfield County.
TTNHg PHIL COMNfTSgI0NSToR IRE h., secur.
Il ed the services Of GERMAN SALEsAIAN, who
will be founda gentleman acquaintance, Come
and sec him. JOHN @ hlLLOCK, Agent.
Lancaster, April 26.-Eagle and Telegraph copy.
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DissoIution Notice.

TIVE partnership heretofore existing under the
III Arm name of SMITH 4 TONG, has thisday been
Aisgolvea BY mutual consent. f
The boos Of lha firm Will at lhe old stand whore
III indebted to he old rm viii please call and sestle
nmodieteiy end pay their aeeopnls. One ef the pid
n viii always Be- loond o. hand eoltle The bockb
EAA1allaE M.lah Is. 1873 SMITH = TONG.
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FAST TRorrIsG.--On Wednesday ten
thousand people gathered on the Long Ts-
land course TO witness trUttiag race be-
tween the following horses, TO wit; o.
Blemis, Honest John. Pet. lola, Boston
Girl, and Kemble Jackson. The excite
ment was intense, and the betting was furi'
Gus; life and limb were put in jeopardy at
the ferries and along the crowded highway.
Kemble jackson won both heats, making
the first three miles in 8 minutes 3 seconds
and tho second three miles In 8 minutes a
seconds being the best trottiug on record
The time OF the several miles wasas follows:
TI1se--ESrst Heat. Tins Second HeaG
First mile 2,4i First mile 2.4f
Second mile a:S9l Second mile 9;ss
Third mile 2:424 Third mile s;442
Total 500 Total s:O43
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TTouse THIIdIng OTateriais,

HNFFINFER. WHITE &LATTA offer extra, ti:.:t bfss
EL ordinary Inducements 10 CarPenters and k5iiil
tkets shout building new houses and barns : : go.
ba s,oe4ier ouaiitg Of tho Nails, White Lead GIdss
and Sash ssla by VS. is generally admitted.
We now offer for sale =,
500 Kegs Juniata Nails. Spikes and M Brsds -.
10000 Lights axio, 10xis and loxi4-"lpu0~ 0esH'
500 Boxes Window Glass 4s
400 Kegs pureWhite tead
% Barrels Linseed Oil
Staples. etc. EFFINGER, WHITE LATrA'
Lancaster, Nav A. 1853
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ATTENTIoN THE WORLDl

PTHHE Firm or JULIAN 4 ULETcH having been dis.
u solved, the Notes end Books arc In my hands for
collection All those interested will please call at the
of5ce over Smith & Tong's Clothing Store.
lancaster, April s. 1853 "A. I. CLARK.
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Attachment Notice.

ATmy instance an attachment was this day Issued
"A hv r. I. Simmons, Esq, against the effects of
ssmnel Moss, an Absconding debtor. .....s.. I
April 2, 1853 9. GUNDY,
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sledges, picks and Nl'.lfoclss

4 Pad Lock and NIL EGsD, effsr fef sale
q S Doz. Stone Sledges; 5 do. Blacksmi.ns ny 40.
Ea5 do. Hand Hammers; 9 DO stone rlcn.i
eASo6 do. Cast Steel Maitocks; 4 do, Crow bars
~ Lancaster, May 4, 1883
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CLEvELAKD, Oct. 4.-Wheat-Since our
report yesterday sales have been made Of
1000 bush northern mixed Railroad from
store l,i2; 5000 bu Railroad Meditertanean
store l,l9; 1000 hush northern white from
store 1895; 1860 bush mixed northern afoat
l,2l; 900 bn Mediterranean afloat Sl,l94.
Canal receipts continue very light and not
withstanding the high price that wheat is
bringing here but little Is coming forward
compared to the demand.
Fiour-Holders Of strait brands of fresh
super6ne are asking SIS a 5,S74, but we
doubt ifsales could be made TO exceed the
former. Fancy held at $500 and choice
extraf6.i5; but transactions are limited and
sales nominalIy confined to supply retail
trade and a better inquiry exists for strait
brands than there does for fancy or choice
extra. fHnal receipts for a few days have
been comparatively light, and a less dispose
tion 10 ship has existed as holders prefer our
market to shipping east.
Pork--Mess Pork has advanced and is
now held at $l6, with but little on the mar
ket. -
Salt-Prlces advancing; fine from vessel
l,65 a Ito, from dock l,75s
Freights--Flour to Tonawanda, Buffalo
and Dunkirk loci grain do do 4c; -four &c
Oswego 4oeT grain do 81 a lOc; flour to 0g-
densburg Soc; grain do IL a l2Ac.