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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-06-16
LOCAL AFFAIRS.

Tn APP noAcmso NATIONAL ANSiyERsARY Our
citizen have observed the pat,otc cal which has been
made is Cnt Richard Perkins, Sr,upon hi. neighbor-
- III - - Ibpe11-it-' alton Of the com
ing 4l afJuy. The recolectons Of that day should
not dir awny but everywhere through all the limits oi
the Republic wherever American henri exits. be
reyerd the national Sabbath o thi. great country
Whist the inyilafion of Capt. Perkins is IL his neigh
bors, YET he and they extend tie invitation aad will
ing md anxious TINT MI who desire do 50, shall pnr
ticirate. We respectfully suggest thu Volunteer
Conn tuic, Us Is their tom. respond 10 the call and
unite ia giving proper celebration the day. The place
designated is appropriate md in many respects
desirable ihan the confined limits Of Hotel
highly respectable AMI venerable citizen Of the
city la been selected the reader Of the Declaration
Of Independence, and there will doubtless be agteea
Bile a, l'leo.an time around the festive board that
day.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-06-16

SALr OF Mourn VERNON "A Washington
tel,graphc despatch, 10 the Northern papers
says:
Certain parties have been some time in treaty
for tie purchase OF the Mount Vernon estate.
The sale Vas effected on Friday, condilionally
provling that the estate be Offered 10 Congress
at tn, next session, and should Congress pnr-
chas it, then the salc To the present parties
will lac annulled. The amount oil the purchase
raoncy has not transpir,d but two hundred
thousand dollars were previously offered and
declined.
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Prices of Stocks.
CAREFULLY coRRrrEp TWICE wffk.
II Il NJ A II X = .

RIcHMnSD. June b, 1853.
ToBAeeo--Wc have no change mute in the market
since lat rcport.
FLoUR-Market unsettled Holders OF country 80.
perfne ask ! II 24 Il Is, at which figures We note
sno ale.
WhEAT-l he Mills grinding and the
ma, be said tobe over Tor old Whcats. Slippers
however. paying abou 81 per bushel Con good "'
of white and red.
CoRN-Wc continue to quote s. cents per b1sheI as
H. ton nf the Market
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-06-16

The Ia he Counting Housc:-A coa,1e Of Lectures
10 NJ chaDfs-by II. a. BoAaDmAN,D u.
II aboyc is the title ofarew volume If 420 pages,
gea mp by the popular Publishing house Of Lippincott
Gran In y Co, Philadelphia
Itisdyidrd into serie. Of Lectures, in which every
branch duty and enlightened and proper Intercourse
peritIti- =! to IN mercantile and oding classes is
veyed On every page is wise amt saIulary Lesson FOR
the refd. Easb lecture Is intespcrsc with historical
aus or.. mud incidents illustrative Of the subject under
consilc oon and abounds in the cnoccst selection. Of
counscI.
1t -drdicntel by the Author to the Merchants Of
Phila l,hio bat leading aim b; which ht is governed
is to fel the younger class 81 merchants and clerks
Ihee.rh closes with fcryid and touching sermon, de-
Ivered l., the Author the occasion Of Funeral Of
young Merchant Phia cphia III the fall ofl8jl The
subjeci OF The discourse had removed iher from the
persuits in Tennessee but IA few
years le his death, and by his gentle and Kind de-
p,rtmeta. business talents aud integrity had rendered
hmse.t In nyoile in that City.
We ea.ac.tIy recommend the work toal merchants.
1t should be in every Counting House, aud cspc-
cally do. it deserve pnce ia the library Of every
young merchant or clerk.
d. J.. PAYNE, Beohaelicr DE-, Main Steel. has tie
Book ief sale.
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Appointment mt Emory ~ Henry

It will be gratifying to his many lllends IN
Lynchbuig, to learn that Mr.. VIM. E. PETERS
of Bedford brother of our townsmcn, Stephen
T. and d. T. C. Peters, has been appointed, at
recent meeting of the Trustees of Emory "
Henry College, Professor of Ancient Lam
guages and Literature in tlrat institution
From our knowledge Of his Iipe scholarship,
and the high stand he took at the University,
we feIicitate the friends Of Emory & Henry
upon the accession TO the faculty Of this est
mable young gentlemen. Express.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-06-16

We are glalIcd 10 learn saysthe Savanna
Courier OF Friday, that Hon. Alexander Il
Stephens, who was reported as having been sc
riousl, injured by the accident on the Macon
aud Western road, is doing very well thai he
Is cut Of danger that his Wounds are not serj.
Gus, ard that he is doing much better than
could be expected
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,,.IuRASK,s Platform


g,oras Portqlle Gria MI tor Ginning Corn
~ and pias er-These MILL cNcelled h.
,,v nil. in use The Stones French 3nrrs rang.
G in size Fl ON Is to 80 inchesPrre fr'm $50 Ia s3o
On Of these Mill. with 30 inch stones my be seer
IN operation the Piedmont Works 1t gf1nds from l.
30 t. bushc. per hnur with less power than Is re.
quircd Ia run ordinary - #. stones.
The attention of the owners OF steam ahd water
Saw Nil. respectfully called 10 this mill 1t comes
re- tor imne late opca alton, aud occnPles space oil
less ihnu f. squire.
Far Plaafa,ion purposes. iii unrvalIed. Win 4
house power it will grind bushels per honr-lt Is mol
liable 10 g out Of order is easiy transported and can
be- mlmged by ordinary plantation hands
On hand and for sale at the ...-....
PIEDMONT WORKS.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-06-16

IL The Train Is stopped fora passenger between an,
ct the above named points, the charge viii be made from
the point last passed by the Train, and charge vii
he Joss than TWENTY-FIVE cents in any case
Passengers wFo do not procure Tickets (exceptthosp
who take the cars where tickets are nor cold
VIII be charged by the CONDUCTOR per cent in al
luton TO the regular rates of fare, provided however
lat in no case shi he receive less than ten nor NOR
lhan MY cents from any passenger any point on
the road.
Servants will be required to have two passes one tn
he lett with the Ticket Agent aud with the Condnc.
tor which passes must be explicit in granting IL pryi
ese to travel on the cars Free coored persons will be
,'ued 10 produce Their free papers, they Will not be
permitted to travel the cars
May l6-ts. THONNS SHARP
SuDt, Ira
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Xirginian Reading Room
Miniature Almanac.

TNLA -2.500 Packages urcrn & Black Tea, from
Il tair to the finest imported. landing from
Ship lluricare, w. b Palmer aud other vessels, in
store Richmond and New York, for sale low Us
can be had in the country. Dealers invited to *
nmine our stock.
EDMUND DAVENPORT & CT.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-06-16

The county courts of Harrison, Barbour and
Upshur counties have refused to 6 ant licenses
to ,etal liquor. la the kanawha county court
there was found majority of one in favor oil
cumming lcenses.- hananoha Repnbhcan
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-06-16
VI AseEs Ed.

On HE morning of the 10Th inst, by Rev A. Dona-
phan, VI ALrHoNso FLETCHER aud Miss ALmRA c.
FARMEH,-uIl OF this cily.
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June l6 t,

~ SEICB.- On the ! It'll day Of Oetobcr 1873 "a
- Militia Y Land Warrant No. 3 ~ for 500 Acres.
was issued from tie Land Office Of reuia to Mis-.
Elizabeth WoodsoL Of Piiurr Edward Co. Va. as one
OF the re-luary egatccs Of Capt John Norton former
ly of the county for his services Captain in the
continental line for three years in the war of the evo
luton which warrant was lost and duplicate there of
is ued the 18th day April, 1913. Application has
be made to the Secretary of the INTERIOR to issue
script thereon. SlLAS BlGLOW, ia t4c heirs
and ossignccs ef Mrs. EF2oifh ", oasoa.
ie 1G-w3m
~ National Intelligent Ger copv weekly 3 months
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-06-16

EXCHANGE BANK.-We learn that the sos of the
stock necessary for the capital of the Branch in
This CRY have been very good ard with the prospect
that Il 9, ~ hole amount will be closed in few days.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-06-16

A man named Massino has recovered $4,000
damages OF the NashvilI and Chattanooga rail.
road company. Massino was passenger on
train which was thrown off the track 10y run
ming over a COW. He had his leg broken,a and
ampuation was found necessary.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-06-16

~ EW BOOKS Just received and for
SALE By ID. Is PAYNE:
Great truth. by Great authors,
Tray Is in L gyPt aud Palestine by J. Thomas, NJ. D.
The race for riches, by S. Cowell,
Spiritual Vamprism,
Tho Bible in the Counting II ouse
Noies X lamentations IL the texts Of ShnL espear's
phys
An argument for cleansing the sanctuary
W".tover Manuscripts,
Every day Scripture reading,
Memorials 81 the English Martyrs,
Echoes of belle,
The Bad G after
Notabilities OF France and England
Sam Slick wise saws aud modern instances
Ma"maduke Wyvil, by II. W. Herb TT.
Burks' new work on Virginia Springs
Smiths Minor surgery
Horse Shoe Robinson. Kennedy,
1laupt on Bridges,
Ilebig complete work ON Chemistry
Greek Testament with English notes.
Infantry Tnrtics,
Gooper's Works,
lrvings,
Elements of Laws, Thomas L Smith,
Hurpels Graiams, G rley's X Blackwoods Magazine
Domestic Medicine and Household Surgery,
Tates Folm Book,
Lie ot Queen Elizabeth.
Essays unI Miscellaneous, Grace Aquian.
June l6-ts
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-06-16
COMMERCIAL RECORD
Lynehburs Tobacco and wh.a, ~
- LfScHeeRo. June ~.

LYseHBeRG. June II 49,.
TOBACCO. 'i.is55.
Receipts not so heavy this week-Alarl,e, eft,
sales OF Shipping Lngs 1t from Ia jo. '.
ring Lngs 3 to 81 90; Stemniag and 81 '
80 to sO' Manufacturing Leaf g to s,3 -. L's
lied competition fD- finer qualities. 'pn
WHEAr-D"li and not wanted, soes at N ..
for prime led and Whit. - anu 81
---- WM 7. SMITH. Cam. MI.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-06-16

Benjamin Pennington, respectable citizen
of Sussex county, Va, committed suicide on
the 9Th inst
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BLANKS! BLANK!
AT THE VIRGINIAN OFFICE.

~ Executions,
- Delivery Bonds and Notices
- Indemnifying Bonds.
SHERIFFS' Delivery Bonds and Notices,
Indemnifying Bonds.
Bills of Lading, Negotiable Notes,
Checks, different Sizes, Bonds,
And MI the different BLANKS which are for sale can
he had the Nirgnian Office where and cau
iul supply just issued from the press.
The gentleman to whom the of this department
our business is entrusted has superior in the state and
who may order work a this establishment may assured
speedy and faithful performance
ourfacilities for Pamphlet, Card, and IL ule Worhi
complete which with the addition Fancy llts aug
Embellishments recently lade, make the Yrginan god JOB
Office as is to he found in the interior.
Orders from the City and Country respectfully solicited
ia 26-d&cfts TERRY sill Eds
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-06-16

Mr. David Hunt, wealthy 9paner of Miss
issipp recently sent $4,000 to the treasurer of
the American Colonization Society. lie had
previously made liberal contributions.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-06-16

SUBSCRIPTIONS To RAILRoADs.-Mr. Charles
Enet, the Engineer Of the Central Virginia
Railroad, in a letter to the President of that
road gives the subscription of some of the pro-
mincnt cities to railroads. We extract few
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-06-16
DAILY VIRGINIAN.

JAMES MCDONALD. EDITOR
THURSDAY MORNING. ...-.....JuNE IL is51
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-06-16

A chlr2od on The Virginia and Tennessee Kuilr ull
Im mud after tie 5tI inst.
LYNcHBrRG TO CHiIs- CuRIsT4tNsBrRG 70
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A XALIAKLE nsEMEDY

MDA IS-ts
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1853-10-13

~We hear nothing Of "Nimrod'
lately. We suppose he has gone to
the "tombs, as did his great namesake.
Since neither of them demand "oats
Of the world, they may be written
"dead." "Wild Bill' has been cult.
ing up anticks 10 the place of Nimrod
and yesterday the Mayors court was
thrown open, to try case in which
the peace and dignity" Of the corpo.
alton was involved. wild Bill" it
seems, contrary to law, made and pro-
vidsd in such cases, took possession Of
the side walk on Church street, there
BY endangering the lives and property
Of its peaceable citizens.-The Mayor
fined him IS.
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1853-10-13

TROUBLE AMONG THE BosroN
BANKs.-The Suffolk Bank at Bos-
ton having issued a circular to the
City banks, stating that the pressure
Of business was such in the foreign
moneyed department, that no deposits
of country paper would be received
after IL o'clock daily, the other banks
helda meeting to consult upon the
changed contemplated, when a COM
mittee was appointed who were in
structed to notify the Suffolk Bank
to withdraw their circular, and to re-
ceive all foreign money from the
Banks up to two o'clock, or else the
Boston Banks should all Withdraw
their special deposit, and immediate
ly organize a new Bank under the
General Bank Law, to redeem the
bills of all the New England Banks.
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1853-10-13

1--WE are told in the blasphemous
language Of a self styled spiritual
philosophy, that Mr.. Andrew Jack.
sou Davis, in one of bis visions went
out with tape-line-a small piece OF
chalk, and a fragment Of fools-cap, to
measure the Heavens. And we are
told by miserable mountebanks claim
ing relationship lin image" with the
great Architect Of the Physical Uni.
verse, that the dimension of Heaven
lis an actual and reliable fact" The
crack brained ,sumbshNU gives it to
US in the following language. 1T is
more than four hundred thousand plan.
cts and fifteen thousand solar bedies Of
lesser magnitude.
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1853-10-13

BALrfMoRE.-The man who has
a presentiment, he will become rich
by drawing prize in the Lottery Of
Life" should come up to our Office,
and look at another Grand scheme
oftranscendent brilliancy, right fresh
from an Office in Green street Balti.
more. Some one in Baltimore is kind
enough to send us one Of the small
bills" monthly, that we may see the
particulars. Hereby we are in
formed on sheet containing an ocean
of figures, That halfa million of pri.
yes, is equal to halfa million" This
is information upon the "inductive
theory" and very much like the logic
that proves every cat hath three tails. ;
Thus lottery with million prizes"
and million blanks" is two mill
ion lottery.
Baltimore is a great city for more
things than "one." When We were
there it was enveloped in great fog
and after this, there was great
smoke took its place, through which we
managed to find the way to 'Barnums.
After.a.wbile the sun came out and
made an effort to shine; then we went
in search Of the largest monument and
got on the top of it, to look "doa0n. :"
From it, we could plainly see the heart
Of the city, as we'll as the extremitics,
and we unvoluntarily soliquized What
a great place" Great for great hou-
ses, and great monuments, and great
mep; al! mixed in picturesque piano.
ramma. But Of all things is Baltimore
great, for, her Brilliant schemes, I"
aud great lottery Office enterprises. to
make every body rich.
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1853-10-13

HJudge Dana, of one of the courts
of Cincinnati, was a few weeks since,
arrested at his residence near the city,
charged with being an accomplish of
Craig, Reed and others, in extensive
forgeries. He was found concealed
under bed, in his night clothes, after
it had been denied that he was at
home. He was put in police station
house for examination.
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1853-10-13

another accident 1Oith fire arms.
"A party Of boys were out hunting
on Tuesday last near the residence Of
Dr.. Laycock few miles east of this
city, and whilst playing carelessly
with their guns. a gun in the hands Of
Warren Williams "a boy about l5)
went Of. wounding him in the arm.
He was taken to DR.. Laycock's who
dressed bis arm, and sent him to town
in his buggy.
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1853-10-13

How TO MAKE THE WORLD SOBER
"A New REcEIpE.-.When every cit
izen who exercises the divine right to
choose rulers for the nation, will re.
solve to support no man for Office who
degrades the trust by reeling in the
thoroughfares-whe the bone and
sinew of the land, will resolve not te
be bribed with glass Of bad whiskey
and such as come reelirg'to The polls
are sent away by the judges Keeling as
they came; then wine will be us, d
in moderation, and the "Repub.
lic' at least, become temperate. Then
the impracticable fanaticism Of tea-to.
talism will not be called for-nor
oaths be given as child's trinket to
be broken. Then there will be nc
need Of Women's or Worlds Conven.
tions, and State laws made to super.
coed the laws of nature. And then
may the pen Of the learaed chemist
now bribed to show that "Alcohof
is a poison be turned to demonstrate
tina: it is like all other things else in
moderation "healthful and beneficial
in its effects. This would be Tenn
peyance' movement-based upon
reason and common sense. For "Mur'
rian" (who is prophet to come after
us) we make prophecy--"That when
such a movement becomes universal
the world will be temperate"
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1853-10-13

md 81 - Sne, nd nouniainar
topick ~ - thrsad ofcity life, were
they dIOPpsd - H. spproach Of
August
Jack Frost. has already bio ap-
pearance on the mountain, In this
neighhorhood, and ere loae be viii
make his welcome appearance, among
the denizens Of Chattanooga. 49,
.K. RecEus.
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1853-10-13

SOMETHING TRUTHrUL.-The edi-
tor ofthe Hagcrstown News, himself
an old bachelor, says:
Nothing can prevent an increase Of
bachelorism save an amendment in
the code Of educating women. When
they learn common sense, instead of
broken French. when they learn some
useful employment, instead of beating
the piano, when they learn to prefer
honest industry to silly coxcofnbry,
and when men find that woman is a
help mate instead Of a burtben, then
We may expect to find fewer bachelors
not till then.
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1853-10-13

HThe Alexandra Gazette says,
the Democratic papers have ceased
from their interrogatory, lis the
Wing party dead ," and are rapidly
turning their attention to the inquiry
still more important to them. Can the
Democratic party, as at present con-
stituted. be kept aIiUe -
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1853-10-13

~The Lowell Museum, was con.
sumed by fire on the 18th ulto., and
all curiosities therein contained, were
reduced to ashes. The loss is estima.
ted at $4,000. The building was
originally intended for a Free Will
Baptist Church, and was first opened
as a Museum by N. A Gates, in July
1910.
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1853-10-13

~Goldmanu requests us to say
tina. in a few days he will reopen his
jewelry establishment, in the base
ment Of the Harvey House, where he
will be ready to attend to customers.
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1853-10-13

Clinton 12th.-Messra. Basr and
Phillips nurses from Baton Rouge ar
rived here last evening, were received
by the Mayor and will co mmence
duties Immediately.
Five cases in Hospital all doing
we'll but one or two-oneA death here
yesterday and one this morning by
yellow fever.
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1853-10-13

SOLAR ECLIPSE IN l654.-On Fri
day, the 26th Of May next, there will
be an eclipse eff the sun, which will be
more or less visible in all parts Of the
United Stetes and Canada, and in a
portion Of both vii b annular.
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1853-10-13

rise to questions Of an internationa
character. that should at once engage
the attention ofthe learned diplomats
be settled, and admitted into the great
volume so often referred to (but NJ
where to be found called the laws o.
nations. The book is so often quoted,
that we think it is high time the loose
Ms, should be colated-digested and
hound. The monarchies of the old
World refer to it whenever it suits
their convenience-and all seem very
willing to be guided by its precepts,
when the worlds political aspect de.
mands it. But we notice the book is
trampled upon foot by some mad mon
arch, like the Great Napolean, who
turns everything aside to complete a
victory.
Certainly it would seem that the
peace Of the world requires some gen.
eral laws, to be recornized by all ma
lions; but what are they, and where
are they? 1t does we'll enough to ap.
peal to them in the settlement of un-
important matters-it gives imploy-
ment to our ministers" and 'Consuls,
but when there is clash of interest,
is not gun-powder always called for
and does not the strongest arm in the
field carry the day? 1t has ever been
so-and will SO continue until the
world shall learn to practice the gold.
en- axiom of do unto others, as you
should like them to do unto you"
The spirit Of empire in the West must
conflict with the venerable headed
spirit of the East. The Government
Of the West is the antipod-s Of the
East, and where they come together
there must be a conflict.
What constitutes citizenship in the
Republic, does not in the Monarchy
and certainly is no fair argument to
say that because the Republic is young
and alone, that it shall be dictated to
by those whose Divine right we do
not recognized
The United States of North Amer
lea, is an ASYLUM for the opposed Of
all nations.-Our doors are ever open
to all, AID every tongue Of every cline,
finds refuge from persecution. Our
broad domain-in its primitive state,
invites; and the liberal laws of the
land furnishes every inducement to
the stranger to become identified with
our interest-herein lies our main
strength and we see it no where
more plainly manifested than to our
representatives in foreign countries
not by the court so much-as by the
people, in the secret recess of whose
hearts, the seeds Of republicanism are
sown.
Are not our citizens-whether ma.
tive or foreign flor they are in truth
the same) to meet with the same pro-
lection from this government that the
citizens Of other nations receive
And after this question is answered,
let us inquire what constitutes citi.
zen hip in Ameaica. Is Austria tc
Tell us, and back her judgement by The
Russian Bears? We think not. We
will enquire ourselves-and our own
laws shall be the guide. The question
should be decided, for in the Gulf VIC
find the "Carta de Domicilic ;" of Cuba
infringing upon what we conceive to
be divine rights-that law says:
After residence Of three months
in Cuba, all foreigners are compelled
to take out their letters of domicil.
The Carta de Domicilio specify that
they shall observe the laws; that they
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1853-10-13

~ Dickens, it is reported, has
cleared $4,000 from his last periodi-
oal publication, BLEAK House"
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1853-10-13

The N. o. Bulletin has established
job Office complete in all its details
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1853-10-13

De Soro LODGE No I, I. o. O. +.
"A regular meeting Of De Soto Lodge
will be held this evening at Z o'clock,
P: M. Hall over H. T. Waddill's
Drug Store, Church street.