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Eaton Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1843-1856, 1854-06-29

Lft -a.|LN a
DY late Arrivals we haysIeceiTed a splen
ID did stock of wares new pattsInsconsisting
napari OF the following, viz: 1 =
Gold Band, very desirable pattern, Califor-
MIA Lpsire, Canton Lastre, Lily Flowered,Li-
lac Pansey, very pretty style, Purple Jenny
Lind, White Iron Store, New China Shape,
&C., &c. Beside many other patterns too nu-
merous TO rnention. Also, common Queens
ware in any quantity which We w~ilrrepack TO
suit purchasers or selliu original crates with
discount off.
0urterms areliberal and cannotfnil tosuit.
Call anG examine and we are satisfied nothing
further may. be said on the subject.
Also, 10000 Boxes Tumblers, in pricesfrom
zoe TO 81, 50 per dozen.
Also, Glassware in greatvariety at asmall
advance on Pittsburg prices.
DICKSON Il LEBETTER,
No. 2l7, Main ST., Cincinnati.
Eaton Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1843-1856, 1854-06-29
L G. BANFILL
FASHIONABLE TAILOR.

Over stannah's Grocery, Main Street Eaton, o,
MOULD respectfuIlyinform his friends gener.
w ally, that he has commenced the above busi.
ness, and trusts that he win receiye a share of
patronage. His prices viii be reasonable. Don't
forget the place, and be sure tou call. May 20.
Eaton Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1843-1856, 1854-06-29
CITIZE BANK,
RICHMOND
PRoPKIEToRs:

PRoPKIEToRG
.RoB'r. MoRRlsoS, p ALBERT G. BLANCHARD
CHA's. CoFFIS. 5h[ 4
NE aiowSix per cent interest upon deposits
wv subject to sight checks, make discounts on
approved paper and buy and sell exchange.
MORRISON BLANCHARD 4 CO..
April ~, 1854. sm'
Eaton Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1843-1856, 1854-06-29
PROBATE NOTICE.

A counts Gu feut and Vouchers, have
hbesn filed in the Probate Court 81 Pfeble
Comfy, Ohio for settlement on the 10th day
d July 1864 blythe Executors Of
!ohn PinksrOa DID.
WE. AmmeTmsn
William Seller.
By the administrators Of
John Mitchell deed
James H. Young
John Liyerer
Nsttaniei N. Randolph deed.
JDnfid Eel Has /"
Nelson James
George Mills s 90.
Philip Hess lsa
Joseph Pence
Mart n Gatbes 10
Abraham Miller
WI,smD D. Miller 1isOIye4s
David Bumets Isl aa
Philip Pfstetef = . = =
George Faftet j
And blythe Gdasdisns y6s 9@
Elizabeth, JemiIha, aud Epgice 1, Deyelipl
The heirs Of Dennis r. RctIpgef, a. Maria
McCalle, The heirs bfE6ben Swisber.
JOHN ". GaMPBEbH,
June 10, 1854. Probate Judge
Eaton Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1843-1856, 1854-06-29
Estate n Nav ? Leas; ,Deoeased.

Morics is hefef9 given that the sabscriberh hos
IN been duly appointed and qualified as Admin
.is,rator of t6s Estate Of Mary r. Leas, decd.
late Of Hafrisop township, Pfeble county, o.
June Is, Isb4-3tz Wm. KELLY, Admir-.
Eaton Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1843-1856, 1854-06-29
.Preble County Common Pleas.
Jacob. Cuiber ind wife Older Of sale on Pc

~ IllIf vs. = ~ f7lI|l titi0l !" ~.
Marsh ornelison et al. for Partition.
DY virtue of an order Of; sale in the above case.
issued from, the Court Of Common. Pleas Of
Prebie county and 10 me directed; I wiil'ofef for
sale atthe door of the court house, 10, Eaton, on
Saturday the 18th daysof July, A. D 1854, be-
tween the hours Of l0o'eloek,A A. M.,hnd 4o'clock
p. NJ, of said day, thefollowing described prem
Uses, situate in ihe countyo of Preble. and State Of
Ohio, 10 wit:-Lots numbered one hundred and
seypnty-sik, (l76> one hundred and afty-twoil5s)
ono hundred and ffty -one, ISL one hundrsdtI0Q q
and ninety. mine, (sS) known and designated %
the Town plat Of the town of Camden, in said
county Of Preble State Of Ohio. /:
Eaton Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1843-1856, 1854-06-29
5sf 90 & 81 81 n "
Boots a. Shoes.

Segars.-Plantation, Regalia, Principle
and other choice brands Warranted pure 'Ha-
bapna no mislske, just received aad fer sale
at The Grocery of ssgL(f
WILSON SLANIuS.
Eaton Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1843-1856, 1854-06-29
n. EA Ks

PArENT htPRovEp HAIR PtcEERs.
IT&VINGfef tic lifsFfiine since we epeusdS
IL supply Of he above, We call tho attentiohso
Saddltfat to the 7FbbSe 10 being the only thtng In
vented for ptekiag Sbw ikand beers hair without
taking up room Of creating aGst. M
HUNTER cJhEBNEbsrEST0N &BARRs
New Sadlsfy Hatdwsfe HOUSE, No,2, CaaTcR
Building Walputh trsee, May 4, 1854
SRSfIR COMMON PLEAS.
'OnH sfafnst Petition 70 eorrsc.
!, George /, Js,s ss%tng dsserIptioa q deed.
HE said defendants George Stump, Daniel
. / stump, Henry Stump, Beafsrd Stanip, siAty
Stump, jacob Stamp, Andrew Zimmerman, Mar
+garet Zimlnerman, Sarah zfmmermans Aexander
Zimmerman John Baker, aud the upknown. chii.
|dreh and heirs at Law ofS GathaTiDe Reatns DE-.
creased Gate Cafhhrine Stump areherebynot6rd
that OH the 9thddRy ~ JUNK. AID, 1864, The said
plaintiff hled In the clerkS 0tfcee Of the court d
tcumnon pleasof ~PrekeaeonnfS, Ohio, Il petition
against them the saidldefenaaHts, the object AMI
prayer Of which petition Is " sorfecfthe deserip
tion Of the premises In . certain deed containing
lcoyehantsOf general warranty, executed and de
llipercd on OF, about tho 9TH dayof November a
ID. 1927, by George Stunt, late q ButIeE county
Ohio, deceased, TO. plaintiff. also to eqrkecfi ~,
Language, phraseoiogy EXPRESSING the considers
ition therein, ard which said deed ~attei1f5S y
lconvey 10 plaintiff the north hall Of the nosshk As
%qudrter dissection number ftirts.sx. (89fintown
ship number six; 10 Of range number three, o
East, &c., In the county Of .Preble and Statsc
Ohio, and the said deFendaDts are further mott
Lied that lgfess they appear and, answer or Dc
nprt 10 said.peAtidp by tie 5th day of Angust, a
ID, 1854, the said IplSintiR will proceeds at u
November term or said scoift 1854 10 take q
matter in said petition ~ confessed and ask
HUBBARD 4 zoos,
June 10, ig54,-ew. Attysscr PlFff
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II
No.-5S Pearl Street, Cincinnati, O
. ESPECTFULLY invitethe attention Of the
N Country Trade to their large and wei. Sc
lec,ea stock of Spring and Summer Goods, Just
and arriving daily, which they oherto
Of on the most reasonable terms for
cash ORION time, to those who pay promptly.
Feb. %, 1854.
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Rfeble County Common Pleas.
Daniel christman Order otsale on Petition

u Shooter and wito To- fprceioie mortgage.
,RYy virtue pFan order fsale 10 the nbose case.
ID issued from the Court of COMMON Pleas of
IPrebfe County ami ~ me directed. Twill bTertor
sale OF public ottcry at the dooro ( the, court
Aousoin Eatou, ON Saturday the fifteenth day Of
July, q, p,4s54, between the boursof 10 O'clock
a, Maud ! O'clock P NJ, &C said dst, tho, fol.
slowfhgdesctibed premises, situate ip The county
Of Pfebteaud State Of Ohio. to wiEs2-Lot No. one
hunara and i've 1Q5. Yin the new plat Of this
ltewhof Winchester 1aid out by 5aenb Gift, and
Ihths county Of Preble, and State Of Ohio. ..
BYbSaised at$
'Tefmgof sale fosh. JOHN DEGR0oT,
C3IkpvIeK a pRATsE, Atty's ~, Sheriff,
Hatou, Jhne s, 1854
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ANDBsDDiS6azEuF1cfoRY
- NoaI 23E IS East Third Street,

INSTRUMENTATION
- Nos g3E IS East Thifdt esfset,
South side between Vain aud Syeamore, ad.
joining Nanchesiefs BaA5ing
TIM subscribers iaformtheir friends
4 and the paBlic generally, that they hays IN
'hARGEDt their Mnttfass and bedding auufacto.
ry,andere now prepared 70 furnish wholesale 81
retail goods 10 f6aif line, nfthe sery best materfl
Ell and On as iiberai terms as anyotheresabtsh-
ment IN the west, = Z
Pure Curlsd mir Mattftssss.
We you'll invite al who are nwa6t Of Pure
|Cnrled HaiE Mattresses 70 kfye us a.eeH, mall
warrant our cnrled hair mattresses .
samptapffhf hair we put N each pettrass WILDE
shown to The purchaser, with q number core
spending tpthe nuuaber Of the matt ass.AEarran-
Tee WILDE dfsen that the hair ipthe mattass il
equal ; ths sample,
Spring Wlr Mattresses.
Wekeep On hand and win make 10 order 81 the
lsheftesh notice, Spring Wire tuhttraAses; equal II
mot s~nperiora 10 any other establishment in the
Ecity. AIso-Cotton, Moss and HdSk Mattra ssel
lalwaySon hand and for sale Wholesale and retail
at eSceedinglyI0N PRICES.
ALSQAFeethef Beds, boFters. and pillows
madsof live Geese feathers, 50 prepared as MOTT
smell.
ALSp-CpmfoFts N every sire and quality 70
sai9 Ioyeft han families can make them.
4 Feafher Beds renovated, and, every article q
5btddipk enhandnBd made 10 order a. the short
estpottce lSeamless Sheets& Pillow cases mad
'tetpEsssiy forpriyate families. AllordersprouIpt
III aftepaeaf6
kzsiFamnies buying thctt bedding at this e
lttA ishnsht MAJ: rely on gettiDea good article
ahh w Niitn al cases ctgne up to this cireala
tAgaalttS, T0MPKNS HUGHES.
CinciSpstf, May 4 ,ls54Sm.
Eaton Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1843-1856, 1854-06-29
spring Wirc mattresses.
liquors

AZ; GENERAL assoptnent OfLiquorsof allkinds,
A pAre article. for sale ut the wholesale and
FETAL &Focsry.of
pasol RS. CUNNINGHAM.
Eaton Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1843-1856, 1854-06-29
Something Handsome

G. Il. EDISON, Recorder.
The Weekly comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1853-1855, 1854-02-26

sfIatr RArrInes,-A very respec-
table and Intelligent young man wa-
NJ on in charge BY the police If the
First District, on Saturday lat md
confined in the lock.up, for being IN
.a,e and unfit Il, be allowed his liberty.
Ile belongs 10 Albany. New York, and
has become iI,sane on the subject d
+pirifual nanfesati'nt<--he talks oi
.otbing bit raprings, mediums, n,ani-
fcstn'ions, and hears RIPS, and receives
messages from all quarters lie will
be sent to the lnsaLe Asylum. - Irne
Deita.
The Weekly comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1853-1855, 1854-02-26

DR. Goucu relatcs singular, case
ofillusin Of the brain, --.'l,at Of a lady
who, in consequence Of an alarm q.
fire. believed that she was the Virgin
Mary, and that her head VAS constant
~ epci'cled by brill ant balo. DR..
Twins also gives an account of nm in.
tell"etml young gentleman who. froin
some m ,rhid asa,ciaion with the idpa
OF nm elephu,t. was struck by u hor-
rife spasm whene,er the wovd was
named ur even written before bin.
The Weekly comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1853-1855, 1854-02-26

Roupoln. This is n derivation Of
tn word boulder" o. c. iopout. There
wasa line ahen ladies', dis a,isied
With Themselves or others, used 10 H.
lulge in that nmiafle fa.ol-s maie
nous av"ns change tout celia. We
have charged all, for lnaie~ do ~,
'onceal that Weakness nov, bM il,Aic
hat enjoyment sorne'lm = Oh iheii
riends without eopcealmept
Rouloir therefore. means p.rane
room. the door Of ahicp IL not, az, III
hays Of Old, Theoretically sailed agaius
iniruders.
The Weekly comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1853-1855, 1854-02-26
An EXTRAORDINARY ElopEmEs

AN EXTRAORDINARY ELoPEMENr.
The Rev. Isaac ks mble, Of Ath lis,
New York, some six months since. f,l-
med an Intimacy with HE viii, Vt NJ.
Payne, also Of Athens, and :, HI nbeI
u The church lLittl,eran) Of winch
kehnLle was p,stor, which induced
Payne TO refuse to live with her
Last week KcnlbIe and The faitl,Iess
wife Of Payne elopcd, but were over
AIKEN by The iujn,ed husband at Al
tany and arrested. After an exa,nin
alton, however, Payne proposed 10 sell
tie tile affair il kenible would pay him
800 and he mign, take the woman.
kemlle planked down he money, and
walked otf very eoolly with Payne's
wife, willie !. poeketed The money
keinbleis man between for y-iive
and fifty years Of aye and has n wif
and six or seven children: some o
tinn are married,
The Weekly comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1853-1855, 1854-02-26

BRlrlsu MlNlsrER Ar WASHING
Tom 1t was ril,nof.d in Washing on.
that The British Minister, Mr.. Cran,p-
ton, has expressed willingness to his
Government tn be transferred from,
Washington to some one Ut the cont
mental powers Of Europe. It il also
rumorrd, that his place. will probably
be supplied by Governor Mathew, now
British Consul at Philadelphia
The Weekly comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1853-1855, 1854-02-26

A large anti-l'edlni demonstration
took place at Philadelphia on tile i'igl.
Of the 18th An address was adopt. !,
10 Senators Cas-, Douglas. Mason IN,
Everett, styling their Judgment ulep
he recent expression u public "pini",
l,tot, lbcdini MS M understandable aS
sumption Of prelogative, declntilg e.
'eople to he The judges Of the poIl
-"rvants, and not the servants til
inlgps If the people. The burning .
iligy was pronon'c' d an ,proriaf'
Spression Of public opinion toward
II man suspected Of conniving- at the
leatl, and torture Of republicans A
memorial was also ndopted. asking
'ong''ss to SIT p nd diplomatic relsl-
tions with Rome.
The Weekly comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1853-1855, 1854-02-26
FNnNtn FGkNtlrnr.--

FarNtH FUeSutnr. The filrni-
ute which Is now made in the ateliers
Of Paris, is unparalleled in magli
licence aud extravaganza. Bed-noorn
It's wei rs drawing-fooln furniture. is
Mden with scuIp'ni''g and ornaments
Gilt furniture. is much in vogue for
1rawihg-tooms; the rich braaf. Hes
and da,nasks produce b. miifu effect
in the gilt frames. The superb fnn.
ture Of the state rooms OF The TuiItt-
les is Of gilt; when illuminated by n
thousand wax lights. The effect is GOT
g-oas. This style Of furniture IL only
suitable for large reception rooms.
The Weekly comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1853-1855, 1854-02-26

Mr. WIN. Hamilton, m actor d
the Bowery Thea re, wlio wrest'ea
with Mr.. Stevens, aud innocen'11
causeI his death, il said to la 9 be
coiDe insane IL cnnseq nence. The
friends Of Mr.. Hamilton cannot per
suade him TINT h. was hit 10 b'ain,
for The melancholy result. H. IL
ess,n'ly repr aches himself for has
NJ committed 60 bpseli) an nnpai
tlonhle crime. nl,ich lus resulted
'tsettli,lg his brain.
The Weekly comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1853-1855, 1854-02-26
Most ladies think II i The summit of

Most ladies fl,inK II i The summit tf
pisfortpneto b. ugly Thu ! mis-
axe, quito fr 91en ". The chances
j g, as HE worl gees, th hpinely
aonuu ire aln gether The best ut
hentt, head and soul A pteIt, face
often pteSide@ oser false hort ana h
weak head. with the smallest shadow
II soul. egis
! he 'uins 9 the Labrle Htiel md
tI,ttolp Titan Hall, New }ak are still
.uokur. III ual, over Fl or SO, Ks Lave
e'apst d nee their destruction lilo
journal ot Commerce says Tint be-
neoth the io,meI INNS b. cbs and
nor ar, there are abtmt III ton o.
o al. which had been stored N The
vaults, AID thai hting eanah' fire. it
continues to bun Will, -ucli fihfeeness,
I lat the ,icks are htaled 10 white.
ness +.
The Weekly comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1853-1855, 1854-02-26

nyThe American Bible Societ,
had their regular monthly meeting At
New York, on the ID inst. The sum
of 10000 was approp'ia I'D for pub
sling the scriptures III various for.
ign countries. S.
The Weekly comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1853-1855, 1854-02-26

The Cumberland Coal Company,
il winding ny its ufairs for the halt
year ending 3lst Dec SETS down the
value Of it. property al $l,069.O43
and is !iabi|i les nj sGs2,G7l, leaving
- surplus Of S3S6,3Gg.
The Weekly comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1853-1855, 1854-02-26

HyDRopHoBIA AMONG THE INDIANS
We lear, that hydrophohia prevails II
an alarming extent on the Indian
Reservation, at Ca''arrangus Creek.
Several Of the family Of Bluesky, one
of the chiefs Of the tribe, have died
within few days, FROM eating the
flesh Of n COW which was bitten by a
rabid dog, and Bluesky himself i,
thought 10 BE- beyond medical aid
B40alo Rough Notes,
The Weekly comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1853-1855, 1854-02-26

MoBILE GusromuousE. The com.
'nittee Of ways aud means Of III" House
Of Rep'ese tatiyea, have reported .
deficiency bill. which embruec~ an ap.
preparation OF S65. 900 for the compile
ton Of this building. Tic previous
appro priatieDs have been 100000.
The Weekly comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1853-1855, 1854-02-26

70 A friend once visiting an un-
worldly philosopher, whose mind was
his kingdom, expressed his surprise at
the smallnes- If his apartment: why
yon have not room 10 swing a cat ~
MY frie' d." was the serene, unappre-
ciatiye answer, II do not want " swing
a cat" =
The Weekly comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1853-1855, 1854-02-26
- The R;eI,mn,,tl tlL,g !,

u The Richmond Wing is o.,
pissed 10 The State If Virgima pur
chasing Nl'nmt Vernon The ind.
cati,,s are that neither the govern.
p'ent Of the United States nor tn.
STATE Of Virginia VIII purchase tb
home Of Washing Oh, but that it vii.
fan INFO the hands Of strangers. ahe
ne made public slow groand II u
resort for oilers.
The Weekly comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1853-1855, 1854-02-26

LATEST NEWS FROM EuRorE.--
England and Franie have now openly
commenced pref ariug for war.g Sew.
eral II The Ctmnard steamers have
been taken by the British Govern.
,nent for the transportation Of troops
to Cmsta,tihopls. and var ships aud
steamers are In active preparation Is
leave the French ports with troops
The Weekly comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1853-1855, 1854-02-26

rrNr. Il. G. Kibllnger proprietor
Of the Southern Mirror Published nj
jackson, is af pr"seut ~ town on busi-
ness connected with bat PAPER. Tho
Mirror is Mt present edI'cd bv n. W
Drake. The Mirror j. decidedly the
best literary paper published in the
country, and under the new dvnas.v
bids fair to have renewed impetus
to prosperity and public favors.
The Weekly comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1853-1855, 1854-02-26

An Austral mn, frril the number ii
murders committed in that fariou,
region. thinks Melbourne is the placo
Shakespeare speaks IF when he says
"tliat bouyne from which no tmyelle
returns. tr
The Weekly comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1853-1855, 1854-02-26

The Peace Society. II London has
cent depntation 10 the Ger Of a
he Rus. inns, in order to persuade hu
70 settle the matter anicably viii
Turkey. Certainly the very fainte
hopes ean alehe BE- entertained Of lhei
SUCCESS.
The Weekly comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1853-1855, 1854-02-26

VIZ find nothing hdrier, than The
Nebraska bill unless il b. the East.
prn question the thread Of which has
long been list, in the ocean Of words
that have been showered upon II.
or the Nebraska bill, We have said
potl,ing yet, and IL is high time TINT
what light We have within us, on This
interesting subject, should be made
I,jsible ai,d Shpd sbroai.
The science If question raising
ID one Of the perfect sciences. Nearly
III our great lnen come out ut Some
trpat question, raised either By them
lies, or some other great man Of the
5reat family IT great men. All qHes-
lions are either settled BY words. or
/ guietAs ~ put tetiea' by Old Time.
btlo tniws them all down, and garners
hem all up, il bis m1th eaten box Of
antiquities.
In regard to the questions always
raised IL Congress, when an acquis'-
tioh Il TO be made tile people Of tile
South ask nothing, md If questions
are iuised by our representatives, Ii l.
t,anifestly for their own advancement
to favor, and nothing tnore The
people Of The South, care as little for
lie Luindrum Of Northern fanatics, a..
tlo tue good citisens Of the Nortn,
There is 10 esIratge,nent aud wi'e"
the whole truth Is known, very little
difference exists Ia reference y
peculiar institutions" Evils will
correct themselves, aud the South asks
nothing more when new territory i.
acquired than what she would expect
to receive IT the poles OF The Earth
vas reversed. The Missouri question
was made by the great men III Con-
gress assembled. at the day wlw'
WIS the ''urde- Of lin
day. Why talk Of compromise
Il not the constitution, the great n,hg
M chafter that binds u together
Have we WHO are weak, anything L.
to Eye who arc sir"ng?' 0
,outee not. Our institutions are mrs
we have Inherited them aud coulo
,ur generosity be exercised at mod
,rate expen-e, we do not he tate u
NY that half the reAecting ciizens d
lie South. would be willing IA change
hem. But we must not BE- coerced
The Great South Carolina States.
nan. has said:
After IN arduous struggle of mn,e
ha', |, year, On the question whether
Missouri shouldcome into The Union
With or without restr ricns prolib'tin.
lasery, n compromise line was adop
ed between the North aud Soutl,
,ut It was done under circumstances
which made il nowisc obligatory I'm the
after. 1t is true it was my d b,
me Of her distinguished citizens (Mr
Jlay J but It Is equally so, that It was
'nrried by Tue almost united vote OF
Ii. North, againstthe almost united
otc OF the South ind was thus inn
'o.ed on The Inter liy superior nun.
'crs IN OPPOSITION to her strenuous
forts. 5t
We do not agree with him. Any law
+ Congress should for the time it is
NV, be strictly obrerved; for the |
cry reason that redress is so speedily |
btained by another session Of the
au'e Congress. That body, like
he State legislatures, is too ap' to be-
me infested with bankrupt politi.
ians, more busy IN retrieving their
,rtuues, than looking after the welfare
nd prospersy Of the Safe In ref.
rc''ce 10 Mr. Douglass and his bill,
nd the Nebraska Territory. and COM
romise, in f " words it may be SUNNI
d III thus The Deople oftbis section
The Weekly comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1853-1855, 1854-02-26

TLa'e advices from poin' Coupee
inform US that the. work on Grand
levee, has been resumed, and az the
water is IN a stand, will be irapidlv
completed. The work on. Moreanza
levee, is rapidly progressing.
The Weekly comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1853-1855, 1854-02-26
LoNatv1rY or THE stxrs. 49, r., IN

LoNGtv1rY or THE Sexes. --Fr, IN
o sta'ieiical 'aLle 0fith. m,tal1y in
Boston, for III" year 1867. it.plurs
That the grentesl rs eraae vus affair ed
by lilo's-- being 10 then cone ger.
lem q, rs judges aid Justices, 81
bunk officers, 81 inillers. 60; PM lie
ofbc rs, 81 clergyman, So, hip.
wrlgl's. 55, rope makers, hitter. and
lawyers, 81 eocl,; merchants, 81.
baeksmifhs md ealie, printers, II
eacIr; carpenters, 40; masons, 48
trade . 15; taiIors, a meelanl,x.
maiadae .urers and Shoe makers, 40
painters - musicians, 80 mpclin-
i%ts, So, prlotns, 80; clerks spd
'f"ehers, IA eaeh: aid ,reratfees
close he lisi.--tlrjr avera9e aee Mt
the time Of death being only 81 years.
The Weekly comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1853-1855, 1854-02-26

private adviees from the otle,
side of The Atlantic, up to the eveonl
ofthe 18th ut, have impressed state
men IN Washington with the bell,
hat here IL 10 b. no general war j.
Europe over The difficulty b'twee
Turkey and Russia They Think ilr'
il now being evident TINT l'ranee ant
England will surely fight for the Sui
tan if he he pressed further, the Czai
will speedily Withdraw his frees and
consent to any settlement that may be
necessary to avert n general war, ot,i
Of which he cannot possibly cone bet.
ter otf than on going into it.
The Weekly comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1853-1855, 1854-02-26

ryJuIien and his troupe arrived
il New Orleans on Monday last and
have taken up quarters at the Ciy
Hotel.
The Weekly comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1853-1855, 1854-02-26
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