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The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1854-02-09

BATON ROUGE:::::::::::::FEB. Q, 1864
4 Characterization Of the s,nokin,
public is called to advertisement o
Lafayette street cigar store. The
Proprietor will spare no pains or ex
pense to keep q large stock Of the
finest Havana 's-see card.
W There will be- a Soirec at the
Harvey House Saloon on tomorrow
night.
PoErRY IN GENEKAL.-Of late the
accumulation Of Poetry-original and
select, on the Editors table" has been
$50 great, that it demands notice at our
hand; and it is proposed to file it all
away, out Of the way this morning, by
general dashing and sweeping-crit-
icism.
Our PERCEPTION for the beautiful in
posey, has been blunted by the com
munity which IS, to all intents and
purposes matter Of fact. in its appe-
titcs. A feast Of substantial meats, is
better understood and more fully ap-
prcciated than feast Of reason and
the SOUL" any where IN this genera
ton Of men. Under the full concious-
ness of this fact, our friends who write
rhymes, dedicated ITO the Comet"
have been advised repeatedly, that
they waste their time; ard "ouv Poets
corner has long since been blocked
up, by the price current and other
matters connected with 'gastronomety;'
which is certainly Of more importance
to life, than the abstract visions of love
sick swaines, who foully murder their
own time, by scribbling twenty fifth
rate verses.
But to come to the impyonptw po-
etc epistles before US. Somebody
writes half dozen verses like this.
For the sake Of obtaining earth's pcrishing gold,
Wandered from Mothers embrace
When 1 think Of the sacrifice my heart grows cold
With the frost Of ingratitude's cline.
We have one word Of advise for
this gentleman He had better call
in his shirts from the washerwomans
pay her bill and 60 home.
Another writer says :. @
Don't think me Milton, nor Byron, sir,
But all I know is poetry;
Nor Adams, Jackson, nor Aaron burr,
Nor advocate for lottery;
Though millions draw in fancy pense,
My greatest prize was common sense.
Common sense" This poet is a
very fortunate individual. Hc should
desire to make no further impression
on the world-but keep as stih as a
church mouse, If he would have peo-
pie believe what he says.
The lines to Sarah" by "Godol-
phin,' start out very well. but get
cloudy before they come to the end Of
the journey. The lines
"Ideemed that pride, deemed that time,
Would quench at length my boyish fame,"
are very good-we have never before
seen them in such bad company.
Another fellow whose verses came
to us through the Post Office yesterday,
starts off without giving his epistles "a
head" and complains of being NAL
treated, not by the world, but by the
women. His verses are as crooked as
any we have ever looked on. They
cannot be measured by miles, leagues.
furlongs or poles, they have neither
the requisite number of feet, or inches.
Were we to advise, we would say
Come Mr.. Jones-comc, on your own
proper legs, and take away the man
uscript. Have it put to music, for it
is as barren in sentiment as a. modern
song" rs.a@
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1854-02-09
Lafayette StreetCi gar store.

This establishment, situated in the south
end Of the late residence of Chas. Tessier,
has been fitted up in the very best manner,
and contains larger and more varied stock
of Havana cigars than have ever before
been offered for sale in this city. The
proprietor is determined to keep the very
best stock, and take the lead in this line of
business. feb-O-y.
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1854-02-09
For Sal,

For Sale.
A NEGRO Woman, aged 80 years. good
"A Cook, lroner, and Washer-woman.
For particulars apply to T. PIcsEeuY's
Dry Goods store in Lafayette street. n,
feb SGT. .t
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1854-02-09

nRIED APPLES !-25 barrels dried
~ Apples Just received and for sale by
feb 9-y JOSHUA BEAL. -
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1854-02-09

T AN compelled to ask my patrons to-
i "pay ut" The usual de thand for med.
icines during the past year, compelling
large outlay Of money, forces me 10 this,
very unwilling course ! arm compelled
to have money, 70 those indebted 10 me
will piease Psy up. i llsslsags
feb. 8. Fl. IT WADDILL
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1854-02-09

GN.-American Gin, common and good.
VI just received and for sale by
feb 9-y JOSHUA BLAL.
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1854-02-09

10 The Savannah Morning News
states that on the 3Oth ult., the Cham
=, Der Of Commerce Of that city awarded
to the steamer Calhoun $1,000, for
rendering assistance and relieving the
ship Chaos, when ashore few days
since. Tie Chaos sustained no dam
age from being ashore.
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1854-02-09

RRANDY.--First and fourth proof Amer
- lean Brandy, good stock, just received
and for sale by
feb 9-y JOSHUA BEAL.
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1854-02-09

rORN MEAL:--10 barrels steam dried
~ Corn Meal, warranted not to spoil,
just received and. for sale by 4.
feb 9-y JOSHUA BEAL. e
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1854-02-09

[rAttention is asked to advertise
ment of. l.. Wallet in to-days paper.
Mr.. Valet is we'll known to our cit
liens as good chemest, and apothe.
cary. His location is on Third street,
near the Market, where he may be
found at all hours, 20 attend himself
in person to compounding physicians
prescriptions. We speak for our
friend Wallet a liberal share Of public
patronage-which his industry and
attention to business, will be shnre to
command.
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1854-02-09

The Paris Moniteur publishes AIDE
cree calling into active service all the
men available under the second por-
ton Of the contingent Of the class of
1859. We have before stated that a
force Of 10000 men were already told
off, and ready to move for embarka-
ton at five hours notice. A large
proportion of these are men practised
in Africa. The contingent of 1852,
above mentioned, numbers $4,000
men, and is to supply the place of the
eorpe ID armsee, which will be sent to
Turkey in the case of war being for
mally declared between France and
Russia. An addition of 10000 sea-
men is spoken Of for the navy.
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1854-02-09

ET There will be a Soirec at the
Harvey House Saloon on tomorrow
night.
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1854-02-09


MI SS PORK "A small lot Of new
lxI Mess Pork, just received aud sale by
feb 9-y JOSHUA BEAL.
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1854-02-09

Characterization Of the smoking
public is called to advertisement Of
Lafayette street cigar store. The
Proprietor will spare no pains or OK.
pense to keep q large stock Of the
finest Havana s-see card.
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1854-02-09

NTORTlMORE'S Bitter Cordial, for
lvl restoring the body to new health and
vigour. Received an for sale by.
A. GOLDMAN, Apothecary,
feb 4. Post Office corner.
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1854-02-09

A FRESH supply of genuine Cologne
"A water, in pint, half, and quarter
pints. Received and for sale BY
A GOLDMAN, Apotheca,y
feb 4. ~ a Post office corner.
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1854-02-09

TYR. HoBENsACks vennifuge syrup,
~ and Liver pills. Received and for
sale by A. GOLDMAN. Epothecary,
feb.4 Post Office corner.
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1854-02-09

CTRAY.-Takcn up by THOMAS TAn on the Comits
, River, about miles from the city of Baton
Rouge, on the 18th Of January, bay horse about
- hands high, brand not vissbe, and about years
and take him away, or he wilfbe sold according 70
Jaw ffsb-11 N. g. BRYAN, Ranger.
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1854-02-09

rORN!-o5o bags prime, white and vel.
~ low corn recently received and for sale
at Feed Grocery & Produce store Of ~
jan-31-tf. JOSHUA BEAL.
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1854-02-09

rMr. Henry Harmon-who fell
from the roof of. Piper's new build
ing in Church street, Tuesday last
died the evening Of the same day, from
the wounds received in the fall.
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1854-02-09

pRAN!-15O bags fresh Bran on h,nd
ID and for sale by Ia
jan-3l-tf. JOSHUA BEAL
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1854-01-07
Bank Of Ottawa.

C,IGUT cxch7oc, ON New York, Boston, { ID.
= cago, aud 81 Lou.s
Also, exchanges on London, in sums ct orc
pound sterling and upward available at any bank
IN England, Scotland, Ireland, Franc, and Ger
Interest uiors} on dpoSiN
many November ~ NoEG Is y ErTu.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1854-01-07

ENai' If 1G'Nai Gre,uc. i,cR
DURSUANT to an order O the county court Of
! La Sale county, uatioc Is hereby given. that
aIl parsons having claims against the estate ci
Willard Greene, late Of La Sale CO.,. drcca-cd
are required to produce the-amr in writing. and
file them ia said court on the st Moui1yiu March
next, when and where such claimants nrr re-
Gu"sicd to appear, for the purpose ot having their
claims adjusted ~ Pursuance 'i law.
AVA GRErTr, Ev'y
ianT lAdgs READ, EAR
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1854-01-07

CONT, MUTUAL LIFE IHSuRaNCt CchPi'Y
CAPITAL. S500,G0O,

And nowaumber-l a, 0oumcmhrls. The dividend
ofprodtsamour,he insured neutrality-suspicious.
ct thiscompauys business; md last year. h's' ''.
payingupwardsolSlo! ooouiosscs''ilvdrG sl'''
900 -nonptheinsurcd ThrscdNjeuJs az, .art"r
than those OF yoihcrconpany ,andarrplty"aty
ahc. ,hrccycars, drawing ru,crcstatthe rate OF SIX
percent
Y'Pamphlrrs and other papers illustrative Ct
thcsyst,m oflir Insurance, maybe hadonnpp.'a-
ton to the agent al Ottawa.
Ottawa, nov. La GEO. s FlSnER,i.i
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1854-01-07
(Crn Ground.
BILDNESS CTREDl
nmnrson,a Amnrican IIair Rcs,craliv.

G,OR y ground oreNchangrd ar ai.umcs, on
I , m,.l At theha,.p. aV2 liAsEFLLA SrW.Tr.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1854-01-07

ISuow oprnina tire iarrr.rsrock Of dry Cood",
! pGrch7srdhy F,AoHs Wa.ker& Coin New
y og, and Boston, in the last month ih"sc
goods were puradaseda..a- tine market had dar.I-
uni, an pIraa.-er, wIl fad it cheaper, by Gar.
than any offered "a this cry, NcUh,r ume nor
space viii aI.pw VI - cugUrrltc articles, bit sui
fee j, 60 say. that thu stock il the largest and
mast complete OF any ever before offered in Oyta-
WI NclnLcr Is
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1854-01-07

II He undcrsir0"d driving purchased the entire
sock ~ uaJc, ot Ncssr& Fellows, Waller
4 Co, would say TO his cid customers. that Lr
has now on haud thr larreststock OF goods zoo the
state, west lChc0go, and Is prepared 'ooiier in
Il uc,W"U's 20 purchasers never cgu1|cd in the
state" II occupies 'hc Who'll, oi the spacious tore
formerly used lv Ncasra walker & Tickling,
md Nr.er., Fellows. Wtlhcr & Co, which viii
enable him to woii upon youw.Jh more ccmioU
and d.-n1lCh than heretofore.
To tI" old customers Of Ncgsrs Waller q
ilckIurhe wouij say, fla; elt The old s1.r.mrH
AMI cIrfA. Of M" r.'ab.ithm"utarc retained, rud
will servo You as formerly, with great pleasure.
The stock ul
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1854-01-07
- trimmings.
G.TeDTCrsICS.

4 superior arIic'" oftcas coffee, sugar, moas'
sps vinegar, pepper nl,picr. ginger, uurn"gs
cloves ,cassia, rlisus Grs tobacco, and cigars
.iSti
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1854-01-07

f'iilf 10 get
GREAT BARGAINS,
Come aud examine my stock, and viii aston.sl
yiu with the great reduction, IN prices.
My stock which now Offer to the public con-
ss's in part OF the following: Il sp,enIIi a-sor-
mcnt OF Ft,n,h, English, aud American cloths
aud cas.,uerrs Of every variety Of pairrns-ihe
hest assortment IN the city, which | will sell very
low irrnrhGud English meruos III every yoltr-
" Of shade style 0Ipnrcas from Voc to 3'ni-
Hugs, dclomcs. all wool French plaids, iring's;
gimp and ace trimmings, French, Scotch, aud
Iw0ce'i, ciunhamsi Bay ate shaWls, oils'2's aud
Tatlqrstsvln or prints; fine blcachcd muslin,
3 iclolU. t.: wide movudu.
EEoesEsgT AND gloves.
( The lrrgrs'u.soruu'ut ia the west
Table lu"u "l o'Iku g.
/ Brown. white, clarified, md Havana sugars.
4 l.r. lo.u, .inr teas. urI q large stock OF
. a.'.r rrnru..a. wholesale rrti.
s lnrawUvu. machcsg and ""i'' h-I,
/ IN .h0rt, 1000 things, too numerous to men
tuu.
,r,,I,i., stock "a NOW oT.c"l a, greatly r..
, r,,.' r.#rrs %. ! 7,r tr,"umueI to SELL
..'. ts o,uu" 4 ry ..t
d.. = #. \. =. Trrgtr
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1854-01-07

Notice so Farmers
q .DISIAlL = r. l)JS
20. 600 Blu SHE is CORN !!

EllSE wishing 10 store 1000 bu.hcIs Or more
l can have a b,u % heir own. and every man
can .hp bspHu grain at any time,
D. 3l.-,l lnEN Lln.sAck.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1854-01-07
r Z NJ OV AL!

TOSIl, WIIITMORE has moved his store OF
y mems and hoy's clothing, Sc, To No =.
Nattingcrs block, whcrehc will be clad to see
md serve all his old customers aud all new oucs,
who desire anything in his line. January I.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1854-01-07
so Boxes.

IN HALE boxes Malaga "a .ins, new and fresh
W , k~L- E,ur~ 70 ,up+u's,
."E s-s j'rs rli-ils, just landed from boa
Woo,rpi tar-G'e low NJ 10 tuEErEE'-.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1854-01-07
DIZZY GNADS
\ ow on hand, T. larger Than ever before h
, .tawa. III" etrokof
ROGER rs

Is conn etc, and i'm lny day Willie ~ MI ~
ever. TIA. slQr.hop wiH hn cor'!n"", a. h.r.;u-
fore Inducements wil r. offered 't.'w.l 'Gatal.
INIT ofrr6I.al. Il r..i b g9ariaisrc,' % con
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1854-01-07
Country TEerchancs

WIsWnT 10 r0U-IUI-N INN 17orT, WI I0T n
rrr'an ae. Ismr0ta' The Oh stand ~ Walker 81,
iirkInI and 40 p Is low prices. as can't he '0u!d in
Chicago October - :. W. JHFEyr6.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1854-01-07
cheshire Cheese


VIE hest Of cheese always on hanjaud for 81 Ic
arwhon-rIr orrtlui. IU.2o l. u SwrU.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1854-10-06

converts. but by the general influence they
exert, which is great aud increasing. They
have established schools, nnr Of very high
order, and have extended the "ssings Of edu-
cation among all classes, especially ,nong tho
women. The girls after caviut schools
become the mothers of families az 'Hcrt
wide aud good influence,
The medical men among the mis-. naries
have aided greatly in facilitating the opera
tons Of the Missions. The character of the
Protcstants for truth and honor is acknowl-
edged and there is n general good feeling
towards them among the Turks There are
fifty points where the scriptures are regularly
read and Protestant worship held often before
large congregations. AT Antab the congre-
cation numbers one thousand souls, mostly
Armenians
The legal inequality of different religions
is probably forever abolished Several Of tho
Turkish foreign ministers are Christians, and
other Christians hold high Offices of State
In all probability at the close of the war an
absolute equality of all beliefs will be insisted
on by the Western powers.
Recent intelligence, some of it received by
letter during the past week. seems to show a
| general movement among the Turks towards
Christianity. Numbers have recently visited
the Missionaries for religious conversation
and to ask for the Scriptures, and the Bible is
now openly sold in the streets of Constanti-
nople.
Mr.. Marsh agrees with Mr.. Layard in the
| belief that Nicholas was induced to declare
war upon Turkey in part nom jealousy Of the
Missions. \ significant and cheering fact is
| the recent establishment in England OF, Il So
ciety Of Episcopllians, with the Earl of
| Shaitsbury at its head, for the purpose Of af-
iording aid to the American Missions 1t is
also severe rebukc to the rlncourous ami
mostly shown towards the Missions by some
OF that denomination in this country.
In conclusion Mr.. Marsh added his decided
testimony to the utility, Importance, and sue
cess, OF the Missions.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1854-10-06

we see by the Oregon news papers, that
tho i"clic University, at 1ualatin, o. r.. is
'rsahi Led under Rev. 5. H. Marsh as Prcsi-
dent nd acting Prof. Of Mathematics and
NJ. j.. d. o'"ttuck as Prof. of ancient Lam
s''So' ana Literature, Instruction regL-
lar classes was to begin in SCI t.labcr.
Mr.. Marsh is the Oldest sou of the late
ffoi' James Marsh of this place. Both he
ana Mr. Shattuck we're graduated at I'll,
University Of Vermont The new lnstitu-
non begins under happy auspices, us far as
It's instructors are concerned More cnrnest
una devoted men can not be found west or
'ne rocky Mountains. A preparatory Acade-
my Is also IN operation at the same place.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1854-10-06

sin on those who supported him-chcrishing
and propagating sentiments at war with
their rights--fanning the fame of fanaticism
while living in the South, and enjoying her
means and hospitality. OF course, jackson
was little to hot place for him, and he Mt
once absentcd himself. We hope our brethren
Of the press wiH pass him around. He is de-
scribed as a man about twenty-five years Of
age, tall, with fair complexion and black
whiskers.
{" 1t may be proper to mention, in view of
remarks we have heard on the streets, that
uone OF our citizens are mentioned in conncc-
ton with this subject in this letter.
Seriously,-is the despotism Of Austria
any more thorough going in its hatred and
dread of anything like free thought, to say
nothing of free action, than the dcspotism of
slavery inthe Southern Statesl
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1854-10-06
News of the Week
ID Telegraph to the Free Press.
FOUR DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE.
Arrival or THE ALPS.
T. hole in Lon don

Interesting from the Allied Expedition.
BosroN, September 2sth
I Steamer Alps arrived at this Port at this
morning with Liverpool dates to Sept. 18th.
four days later The Cholera in London had
carried off 40Oo victims for the three weeks
ending sept, 9Th. The English papers are
hlled with account. Of the sailing Of the mag
nhcent army and fleet to attack Slmrtarol
The attack would probably he lAte in a few
days,
Prussia leans more and more towards Rus
sia' The language of Russia it is said is get.
ting to he moro conciiatory. The Austrians
who have entered the Principaitics are liked
less than ever.
The position of Mr. Soule is not explained
by this arrival.
Inc cholera has reached the Vatican at
rome ne and has carried off some of the servant,
!. Po' No one Is allowed 10 approach
us holiness without undergoing severe
fumigation.
IN SPAIN all continues quiet. Great fe,r
was expressed that the cholera which had
committed sad rnvagcs in Italy would spread
INTO mat country.
The whole French Expedition to the Baltic
is soon to return home.
sweden has resisted all the norsuos;o.
"' England and France to ioin in tho war
against Russia
brradstuffs have further advanced in En-,
land Philadelphia and Ohio flour 3Is ID y
32s
u Is reported that recent seizures of arms
In Italy have led to the discovery Of .ooro,
s"c'o'y at Lyons intimately connected with
'ne Italian revolutionary party
II Is suspected that King Ohio pot sre
GENTLY warned by the severe lessons bc roc.;v-
en IN the summer is again contriyinr how IN
S' w 'r'uples III ''rrece IL has hecn oh B
St rred 'hat h" CEASES to hold any communic,.
non with has minister Of the interior Tho
rene" ""'erhmrnt keeps II wary eye urnn
.his silly m"utrcls proceedings.
y fdris paper says, the prorlunoti,n or
Wars al ~, Arnaud carri even To S.,lasto-
'ol. The intention is nov certain and Tho. r,
nlt cannot he doubtful. S,hasto,ol is To
all like Bouarsund in 81 tie OF ito Granite
ortf and its hundreds of guns.
l"e news OF such victory will rcrh,rs
nihce to put IN end to the hesitations of
russia and make the whole Of Germany on.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1854-10-06

The complete secret history of the passage
the Nebraska bill hasnot been written as yet,
and probably never will be. Portions of it,
however, are from time to time brought to
light. They of course only 60 to make
douby clear the bribery and corruption which
was from the first written in broad characters
across the face Of the whole transaction.
An interesting chapter has recently come
out. There was one DR.. odds, of Ohio, who
presided in committee of the whole, over the
Nebraska debate, and by his unlairncss on
points of order contributed essentially to the
success Of the bill. In March last this Odds
ADDRESSED the following to member of his
party
mo. | WASHINGTON, March 1 1854.
.. al admit that the Nebraska
bill is an unfortunate affair for the rcmccra-
cy of the North. 1t may be changed SO that
can vote for it. f Il. OLDS."
Less than three months afterwards he
writes to the same person
mo. 2 WAsnINGroN, May 81, 1854
alt is now morally certain
that the Nebraska bill will pass an, in a
position 10 ask q .faror tor n fricnd. How
would you like Judgcslip' This is pri-
yate matter betwron you and |, and no one
need to be the wiser. L. L. OLDS."
All which means that this pure patriot be
ing originally opposed to the rascality, when
placed in ii position to ask favor of IL
/ friend, sold his rate 10 The hghca jidder
/ One of the considerations. as it is well known,
was the appointment of his son to "a lucrative
Office in the North West, and he still, it
appears, had capital enough left to trade
for friend, in the matter of Judgcship.
Comment is unnecessary.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1854-10-06
trcR III FREE PRESS. |
The Musical Convention.

Mn rn,-.r- !. -,
~" At 10 WIN pressure tnIt sec 1t
announced that are to have "A ..Niusicol Convcn-
tom, hero NOV, ,r,ol I A.,
"VN' u'ucf 'ne uhecuon OF Profs'
n ''"hhs"h ana h. H. Frost, assisted by Mcssrs.
smith and Whitchousc, Of Boston. NJ. Johnson
wa. here last fan il, n c,,,or,i,,, ..;,t -, n,
and is Somewhat kucvr rh.,,..-,
is bcst k,,,-r b, i, ,,,.,u.i,.i .
G,upl ,,,,.;c,1 ,.I.,I,,s -. i'''
isc.,.i5.r.,I - 'a'''
tom .,l;...;l.,.l. =" ""S'
.,r,,,.....,,...-. "'''"' NJ
o '''''''"' p''''''n'h-
Nucb ,, ,,.. ,.,,;.....
''"'" vi '"' l'Ni-' Gl' "N hN tue papers tina
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1854-10-06

s6'iha Paris correspondent of the \. Y
tribune states that new and important
political combination had just taken place
on the other side OF the Athntir. win, II
We" % el"cting Mr., buchanan in 1873. pr ~
"'h' Of the United States. This cunbinati,,n
'on'i' S Of MeSsrS. Buchanan, S,rs'rs. mud
h'I'n'nt' II vii jrp'"'iv st" qoi,c d,
strong a combination US tat % clrot Air
buc"anan, on any other L,cripro.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1854-10-06
University Elections.

The semi-annual Election. in the Ltcrar
societies of the L. V. NJ. Sept. Both, rcsulte
IN the choice OF the following officers
Phi Sigma NJ.
PREsiptNT,
CALVIN ]. SHORTT.
VICE PRESIDENT,
III . ii a R. BERl'S.
"-~H"-nnr,
s. L. BATES.
University Institute,
PRESIDENT,
CHARLES ROBINSON
VICE PRESIDENT,
CHARLES ~. CLARK.
SECRETARY,
O. =. e. BILLINGS.
Religious Inquiry.
President,
WILLIAM c. HOPKINS.
VICE PREsIpEsT,
II, p. BICKNELL,
SECRETARY,
JOSEPH MARSH.
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lS-InE E,sIx Cpuuiy g. " Wi, C,u-
'ention held at i,iil4brthiowIor , e., zit' of
sept, nominated y. G. H,nr,n orJ.v Is
member oitAc y. y. L'Si,Lt4,o. I'm cr,,,
sll'tic resolution was pass d Ia favor &C. ,t.,
denomination by thg District, Of Hon. g. 4.
simmons for the n.At Congress. Mr.. sim
m'nds isa man Of "homa constituency NAV
be proud