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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-08-02

QUEENS Co.-TBE SARATOGA COsyESTIoS.-The Fash-
ing Journal publishes call signed by some eighty or
hundred the prominent citizens Of Queens County
calling meeting of all who "disapproye Of the repuds
ton of the Missouri Compromise, without distinction Of
party to meet at the Court House Wednesday 9TH Of
August, at p. NJ, to appoint five delegates to State
AntNebraska Convention be held at Saratoga on the
10th Of August.
Among the subscribers TO the call notice the names
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Gnsiuess Notitts.


AuGUsT.-Ths warm, sultry month when lsdlcs
Ss, call . % Ms' 90 90 S Ss ohsr . sns
sssSsl 'is sss AZ .il IS -
PIANO. IT GILBERT q Co.'S PREMIUM PIANOS,
=. resvsd ,ah universal the through
sS Sra ss Nos HoSAes waTrss PSos power purity a
hnss 81 md elasticity Of touch they challenge comparison
h those II other make H&LLfTT CUAsroSs PAAos Of
de ID Urn Of Hslet. Co. J4cog cXsRises rAso: of
ssisueat q wArLas no $50 BioAdws7. Sold prices
which defy oerTet,ion.
MgLOppONs.-Those Of S. II. aud II. w. SMITHS
male -e IRE od ali othorhc tho remote being
COCO he ssd Their gwei 'wsnes' sDo P ~ be-
NELoDEoi OF al styles and prices. HoRAeE NAIhM.
SECONDHAND PMNOs.--Two secondhand IEole-
An Pisr o. % rNT low price New Piinos
''"' No. s19 Broadway.
SEWING MACHINEs.-We have fully settled all suits
against and have the license OF T. HOWE Jr
msnnsete undeI hs patent Hereafter toee can De 10 gos
uroeecutp infup patents which have Sew
@ kss Al CHER asSPss make, gDsGy Pss SaS
VIII be eooeed 70 pay Is iS Ssnse e Use hs a Ro.5.
-DEFvhsCF SALAMANDER SAFEs.--ROBERT NJ. PAT
RICK the United States Of the above ce
spd ss.s AID G. GOf5, lar .aeebe Defiance L''ks n ana
No. s2 Pet door below Mader isne Manssctory Nos
A COMPLETE REVELATION in the treatment of
FEgE reuns from the admirable PsPsoa known
a. DgsuLLR As1fPEnoDo FEyrR AID AcUs PILLS lts
osuses dyzus or roarng II quacksh
tsnyns opposite disorders but IN confirms
refers the remarkable which IL
daily efecng prescribe ~ the CLERGY buy for
bulion among the Poor the dop.
apse only remedy and APoTHEC iRiE scknQweogs
footing svpssdes all other yenef
following which Thousands OF cures that
Effected snee May the fret st past. and PArteas
rhich dh being srded z proprietor:
NEW PROSPECT, Bergen Co. n J., July 1854
DHsHLER-Deoy St' On the 25ih Jolly 1875 was vo
leDy with Fever and Arue and tibet tmeJ tined
that reoommended 70 without good e
feet services Of two physicians IN this state and one IN
NewNok besides usng various heue remedies put all
On the 9Th Of June received your Pills and ater
Aihuy them for three weeks An COMPLETELY REcos
Esgp aud enjoy health than time since July T. s55
MAY by the fact that IN these first three weeks OF
gained six pounds Geth My have not re-
turned eDce able pIeseh
wort While your Pills preached two three times Of
Sabbath end Of than used TO fee
vheu pcscug only day consider medicine TO be
pr1elesS ava the most eGectus remedy eEtsn.
You ave this testimony please hs an "a
hopes that oihers Insy be benefited IA | have been
OF New jersey Annual Conference NJ. T. Church.
Pres al pef Box Sold Paul No 149 ChsmDersst
and by ciekman Co. No 81 Barclays New York. and by
OHbeyt Vent Co No III North TLmd st philadelphia whole
sale Agent retail by Ring, cor Broadway and John st
Cunle Broadway and I4th GuiOn BoweIy and
Grsud; SLedden FasgaTd, Bowey and fths; GaseV
RsmpfIerecr No 81 OlveTd Huchings No ~ West Broad
BeraD No 40 Grand ST. WilamsbuIgh; Mrs Hays NO
I7tFulicb Brook yn James w. Smih Cont ct and Mon
Hays No ~ MontsomeTyst jersey Cy orders
Gosp the Inay be addressed to D. DEsHLER Newbnn
wick. M
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-08-02

no taken atoms Whsteyer
intsnded he authenticated by the
sidress Of the necessarily Cor publication, but
susraniec oi biz coed faith.
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Nrno;W Dailu Gribu,1e.
WEDNESDAY, AUGUST Q. 1854.
TO CORRESPONDENCE

Aovrer,,rwrsrs for The Weekly T,snc OF this week must be
handed 10 tJdsy.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-08-02


HoorLAkDS GERMAN BITTER Irepad by DR. e. M JACKSON,
Philadelphia Tho greatest remedy Of diseases Of the Liver So-
mach and ell diseases OF bilious nature
C. j. D. C:octwe Ansmoss Iowa Jun - 1851 said: Your
viii be univ srssl demand TIC coming spring
ended be taken the eheee the Chs
Fever ard Ia all that has been used snd they were az
rrayeted cescs.) t has performed O radics cure"
T. Yswoyi, Davenport lows, Aus o. 1871 said: FOR some
eiving German BteIs thought hey would he
article dull sale few individuals who had used thea at the
east nrodu ID hem here soon found The more they were used
the more they ed for They have the last few days entirely
exhausted stock
These Entirely NECET possessing great adNAn
tages mineral repArstcn they never PROSTATE out
strengthen the system.
Foy sale In New-Yofs by A. b. SAsos No 100 Futon-s
C. IL RKG No 1872 Broadway HAvILhsU HARRAL RsLEY No.
80 Wsrrers BoYD PAUL Iae ChArnhesst; c. V. CLICK
FsER 81 Barclay OLcOTT Nc KIssoS ROBINS, No
~ Maidc sne Mrs. HAYES, Brooklyn and by Druggists and
deaers IL u ed. cine everywhere.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-08-02

AsPIhWhIJ'S COMPOUND T0YC MXTURE.-Thc
srovnh catch eagerly than the de
bsd spirited victim of fever and at the Of
relief; bu unfortunately the empirical OF the like
sf9d 6ubsaiiial beueh the srkug sufferer Unlike
asoy f,paratons the ToSc hxTuRf checks the chs
the outset producing the saluary eff
oil whether standing, aud i'm.
paiiipe rccnl power the whole system; which
manifested by the return Of health strength aud yvacy
The IATuEL prepared after the Original ecepc of 1857 6y
THOMAS MhXgELL (snccessnrs toS AsTINwALL) sc Wamt
CRisTAD0Ro's HAIR DYE-This superb prepare
BY universal acknowledged he the safest and
fails in m cOoring processes i'm
meanwhile nourhment siknes the hair Sod
wholesale aud ie and applied CrrADoRos AstoT House.
WIGs AND ToUPEES.-BATCEELOR of No. 233
RrOdway pleased another beautiful improvement
The mtuuac.ue of these articles This improvement applied
LADs aud GTNTLEMEN HAIR WORK and ia decidedly the
mos % rirct Irritation Of nature Yet die overed.
DCsuIER WONDERFUL EEyER AND AGUE PILLS
by IHos. J. HAYES No lN A.lanucst Brooklyn.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-08-02
DR. MCLANE's CELEBRATED YERMiFUGE AND
pLa snsulaI continuation hnt oGeclua the

EEw-YoRg November 90 1852
KNOWING perence the valuable qualities Of DR. McLANES
yErMpUGr PILLS have for time back considered
md made business 60 make those articles known
wherever friends sho time ago became
quaDed with the Of young girl who seemed 10 be troubled
liver complaint the time aud had been
su0erng months Through persuasion she
bottle OF Dr. McLsne Veimug ano box OF Liver
Pills who fhe took according 70 dire The result was she
Of thinks that one box more
ihe Pills wi restore her to perfect Her and resi-
leaned by calling = THSALL Druggist corner
Of Rucer IA honroe-sts
r. 5. d. MLAsrs oeebrsted VERMifVGE ano LIVER PILLS
ecu beth be obtained any Of the respectable Drug Stores IN h'
city.
Purchasers viii please be careful for aud take but Dr.
MLAfES NERNiTUGE and Lytr Pills There other Nern
upee end ri before the public but oil comparatively worth
tesa. ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-08-02

: MgLOpEONs --Those OF 5. u. aud II. w. SMITHS
make prsered ali othore tones in tho remote soy' BENG
al coed conoo their power swecness and purify OF
tone rebde, delightful Instrument perform upon 10 be
haA st price TIE sole Agency No - rcaaway.
NELoDyOis OF al styles and prices HORACE NATERs.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-08-02

DEFIANCE NALAMANDEK SAFES.--hOBEKI NJ FAT-
RtcK the United States Of the above ce
stfd T. {. OoDs lap aetrabo Defiance Locks and
Coss Bo the beat Safes ind LOCKS combined 10 the world Depot
No. 1872 Peafs door below Mode lane Mandatory Nos
ard CannoD4t
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SECONDHAND PnNOs.--TwO secondhand IEoie-
An Pst o. % cNT for ow price New Piino'
SOLD on como ioDAl psyn euts b3HAcE NArtks
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-08-02

SEWING MACHNES.-We have fully settled All suits
sxsus Infringement and have the license of HOWE Jr
his Hereafter there can be no ques
too sbori the nt M.chres We have eomnen ed
patents which have ten Sew
ne ksehs All other machines msket pspsby infringe one
patents II buy these inferior machines they
viii he eou oeied "a pay for license then,
l. NJ & co No 3Z3 Broadway.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-08-02

Aucr,s.r.-Tbis warm sutry month, when ladies
leave Tor the comfy they call MILE on Osnst sna
,sse ppy and SHoEs before gong ~ 20 I.hi s
~ kevYi can they larger aso'imeat OF oil k4ucs aaa
W NSr, r. Mia Co is No 1874 Canaist
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-07-25

70 According 70 oil the principal journals Of the Con
tnC NJ, III 20 conditions are that INC western powers
should simultaneously evecuaie the ottoman territory
aud that Austria should not enter IT. that Russia should
retain the line Of the Seeth that H. the greater part Of
MolJaya aud its capital Jassy, " for stragotcsl
and that nothing unfay OrGtle 10 Russia should
be undertaken pending the neg"tiaton-a condition
which would virtually amount TO arnistice. These
conditions obV iou.y iuAdml.shie and inconsistent
with al tie principle laid down in The treGtcs the pro-
tocol- and elsewhere. France aud England have ~
tered the Ottoman territory by virtue o: with
the Sultan kussis ha-, tine contrary, seized and ~
vadod portion Of that territory IN defiance Of Tgh; and
law There y, therefore parity in the two suat cn-
But while She speaks of evacuation, Russia Claims
the inc OF the Sere,h for sraiegcal that Is.
she onnounces her intention to hold large PARTON OF
Moicayia and the best military position which the IriE
ciIsites afford, in order that when the next oplpr-
tuIi:y ofoIs sic may again advance 20 the best al
vantage Thirdly she TO these nconclusive
proposals condition which Would practically sHs-
peId the operations OF war during negotiation whlch
nigh; be Indefinitely prolonged. Ii l. needless 20
comment on such scheme Russia IN making H.
nust have known that she asking that to "ch 40
Ministers OF the western powers could by possioy con-
sent ard she must hase formed very lo" omoh o me
CAPACITY and energy Of the Austrian Government II she
sgiued thet would Ice imposed upon by such language
this. The whole course OF modern Russian policy
seems be attempt 10 intlnldae the world by e1a
eeratod demonstrations Of which have rs yet sup
ported the touch Of reality. The Emperor reported 10
-ay that the il hot yet begun III earnest bd that
sooner or later shall him at the head OF half NIL
lion Of nen scattering the nations before HIN s another
At,la This bobGst all intended for the same object
TO cover BIZ retreat ard press and terr the tnd into
negotiations at which the Emperor Is to preserve hs
allied position and megnanimousy 10 vOucsaie that peace
which In gland France Germany, and the East sup
posed he anxiously awaiting al lis hands Even these
fctions are not I" They precisely -inar to
the language on Ippoo Sahib the Emperor of China or
tire King OF Ava show how largely the Russian nstion
ard Government partake of tie Oriental character. The
truth H. every knows that for many months past
the whole resources Of the Russian empire have been
strained excess though with results far below Whist
wss expected Of the Imperial armies and the contrary
tue that wish nothing better than to them brought
10 the proof By the efficient and decided measures
that can be employed by the Allied Powers.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-07-25
ST. THOMAS.
CRUISE OF THE BRITISH STEAMER De
VISITATION.

ST THOMAS ". l., Monday July 3 la.
The British war steamer Devastation of whose
rival here from Havana. in search OF Russian pri-
yateers / advised you in my last, still continues I'd
cruise in these waters. she takes an occasional run
out for day two aud the rest OF the time lies AZ
anchor in this port. The ostensible motive Of her
presence and move ments here is still the suspicion Or
know ledge, tie may be-, Of priyateers here
shouts In support Of the hypothesis that this Is tho
real intent of her mission is the fact that she IS
cruising and that she does give all suspicious looking
vessels very sharp look. Yesterday morning a. &
small brig without cG0rs, which proved to BE- no
Dominican packet, making for this harbor, no
steamer made signal 10 show her cOlOrs which sac
did but hauled them down again, and bore away,
thereupon the steamer brought her 70 with yum
She has a. 30 been cruising under sail with her SMOKE
pipe taken down and studOusiy disguised as 20 every
appearance Of her being q steamer. Last "'ehh5
sic sailed IN company with the steam mail packet Mag
dalena for Southampton, which she Is 10 accompany
three dave o. her voyage home. his she does III
obedience 10 an order received from the Brush p)'-
eminent. This would TO Indicate the lear,
amountDg almost to assurance, that there arc
dangerous yossels aud even steamers IN this ion-
Thee packets to southampton are known to ne Al
WAYS freiqhted with large amounts OF speci" rom
California and Mexico, which would maze Hth
prize in pryateerng enterprise. ,
Contrary To ali this however, IS the at '1s' Pi''.
be suspicion that this matter Oh n'aUeIs l''."
ruse desil1ed TO mack u measure, ot.ei ana i''p"
serious d, .gns Of he Briti b Goyef"uc"'' "'''',
that the rreseu,c of DE Devastation BIO ''iI.'''
with TIE calypso, when aiso Aeer' near s 'A''"''N
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-07-25
ITALIAN MOVEMENTS.

Correspondence OF The N. Y Tribune.
LoSDoS, Tuesday, July H. 1854.
The Sandman Police have discovered and con'scaiei
several boxes of muskets Voghera on the frontier Of
Lombardy and Parma They belonged 10 the Ma11'nan',
who had put them there for revolutionary PURPOSES
In the Ronogna the Papa authorities in the greatest
alarm and embarrassment fearing nsurrectionary OUT
break. They have just arrested above fifty persons
IN Lombardy and Venice there prevails the greatest e-
cement among the people owing 10 the nav con-crpion
ordered from Vienna. The conscrpts sent TO Gaca
end Hungary.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-07-25
COMMERCIAL INTELLIGENCE.
Latest European Markets.

LIVERPOOL, july u IN
The Cotton market this morning arc GsIats
the buyer GOOD dd5g Orleans 81 lot
command SD.
Tie por,s during past three days from the uned ss have
been Y so bals. ,
Tie continues heavy ~ however box veil,
floush backw Weather cold
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-07-25
Manchester Market.


market for both Good. and Yarns rules fiat ana ne b'-
mes. doing Is nnie moderate In Yarns decline d been
submitted y since N. departure Of tue Nsssra.
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1854-01-26
The Oxford University Go,

The Oxford University Commits
sioners in England recommend the
study of Locke. Thcreupon DR. Pu-
sey pronounces Locke to be zone of
the shallowest writers who ever treated
of the human mind" and moreover,
1.-The forerunner of infde|ity.'
This is Dr. Pussy on Lock. Wo uld
that the spirit of the great Philosopher
could revisit the glinpses of the
MOON" to weep, at his efeminate
effort to injure his fair fame.
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1854-01-26

UNames are getting very scarce
indeed, when such as as the following
have to be used to designate Female
Academies, "Mount Enterprise, -
Female Institute, is located in Rush
county, Texas--a very flourish
ing Institution, teaching the higher
branches Of Mathematics and Hy-
draulics.
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1854-01-26
The City Press.

i N $780,
| Not unfrequently the city pres
}favors the public with a pass" upou
| the merits Of the country press, and
the country editors feel 2 reluctance n
paying back complimentary notices
by glancing at the merits Of the city
which is certainly due BY courtesy, and
we therefore BY default undertake the
agreeable task. We do it as kind
OF debt-a debt Of gratitude that should
be paid back with compound interest.
Not long ago city contemporary
made very favorable mention of us in
a ''pass" upon the merits of the Point
Coupee Echo, the Louisiana Chronicle,
and the Clinton State Paper. That
notice calls out this. 3s
First--and decidedly foremost in
the rank of our city contemporaries,
stands the Daily True Delta--bold,
fearless and Independent -uninfluenced
by any clique !; and exposing the bri-.
berry and corruption Of all. Ofcourse
paper conducted in this manner can
not be as popular with the great men
Of the day, as one having no scruples,
to publish any falsehood to screen the
villany ofhonorable politicians. The
True Delta, in our humble opinion,
must at an early day--with its pre-
sent able editorial corps, stand at the
head of the New Orleans press
The Crescent Yields the powerful wea-
pom of sarcasm, almost alone. The
Bulletin INDUCES in humor OCCASION
ally, but in its general character is
grave and sedate. 'Hans Yorkle"
the Bulletins New York correspon-
dent is the best correspondent in all
points; who contributes to the New
Orleans Press; the Picayune's Paris
ian correspondent included in the cate
CORY.
The old Delta "keeps on its onward
cource"-is ably conducted, and
and influential Journal. |
The Picayune is not in spirit what it
was.-With age, it has grown sedate
and sober. Prosperity has had the
effect on it, that prosperity usually
has; and we look to its columns for the
heavy prose ofthe New Orleans press.
We might we'll wind up this, with
notice Of the Courier +; but every body
Knows the influence and tendency Of
he great Organ of the great Demo-
ratio party Of Louisiana.
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1854-01-26
DENTISTRY,

NJ A. DURHAM, Surgeon Den.
~ t:st, takes pleasure In an
nouncing to the citizens Of Baton JYV9v1
Rouge, and the surrounding coun- 1AA-A'
try that he has taken rooms on the corner Of
Boulevard and 81. Louis streets, near the State
House. where he 10 prepai ed to execute al the
various branches Of his profession In the neatest
latest and most permanent Style. From Ave years
with the Dental Tacnlty In Baltimore he feels
assured that he can give satisfaction to al who
may favor him with their pat onage. Ladies' wait-
ed on at thei: lesidencs Il required. ian 20.
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1854-01-26
Evening School.

N EVENING SCHOOL will be opened for the
reception Of pupils in the school room Of tho
Jan 10th at half past six O'Clock, under the tuition
Of G. g. TERRY. E
The object Of this school is 70 afford the young
men and boys Of this place, who have not an op-
portunity ofattending day schools, means of quail
flying themselves in those branches necessary in
the common business Of life. The course Of In.
slrucion adopted in this school Is designed to be
in the stricteat sense, practical the main branches
to be pursued, are Arithmetic, both practical and
scientific, English Grammar, Pcnmanship Book.
keeping, Natural Philosophy, Chemistry and
Physiology. 'st9t so
ARITHMETTC-This important branch will bs
taught according to the most improved methods !:
its various application in the transaction Of bust.
ness will be explained and illustrated instruction
will be given in avery variety Of computations per.
tanning to business operations.
PRACTICAL PENMANSH1P.-A portion Of the
time during each school will be devoted In teach4.
ing systematic style Of business writing, COM
bining freedom with thorough command Of the
hand and pen, accuracy and elegance, with ease
and rapdity and perfect legibility with beauty Of
construction.
BooK-KEEPING.-Ac complete practical course.
Of instruction will be given in the art Of keeping
scientifically, Single and Double Entry Books, in.
the different departments Of Trade, comprehend.
ing the best forms in use among the most eminent
establishments engaged in business. r
NATURAL SCIENCES.-Instructio will be giyen
in the Natural Sciences, by familiar lectures in
connection with such experiments Is shah render
the subjects clear to the understanding Of the pup
lis. 48YE
The study Of Physiology will be rendered interest.
ing and practical by the use Of variety Of Anat.
omical plates and drawing.
Instruction will be given in the hIkheY bsanchee
Of Mathematics, including Algebra, Geometry.
Trigonometry, &C., II desired. Terms for Instruc.
ton per month ". Jan. 18th 1884
ELOUR-E1tra, Fancy, and sa-
1 perhne for sale by. i
dee 9Th lY.zs. - N u.e
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1854-01-26
"HER's THE PICAYUSE-ER-DELTA.'

"HER's THE UNE-ER-DELTA.' =
Our enterprising right hand man.
and walking talking reporter, has made
arrangements to have the very latest
Picayune and Delta, regularly during
the session of the Legislature; and he
is hawking them about the streets in
city fashion. Though he is small
man, he has large pair Of lungs and
withall he is marvellous good look
ing fellow, save his legs, which are
owing, to strange freak Of nature
of unequal proportions. This does
not interfere with his locomotion-he
is a great traveler-can tell you how
things are done under ground in Go
than, and knows few things in re-
ference to the manners and customs of
the Crescent City. His "life" would
be interesting; but as he very truely
remarks "the lives Of great men are SO
cheap, it might not be very profitable
to publish it," he can be heard to
some purpose, and that sufices-his
voice is a kind of double alto-baSso.
He desires nothing more of the world
than to let him live, and cry "Her's
the Picayune-er-Delta! !"
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1854-01-26

A number of ladies' of Boston,
friends Of the fate Mrs. e. II Barrett,
have presented Mrs. J. G. Bigelow an
elegant breach, set with pearls, as an
appreciative memorial Of Mrs. Bige-
lows care and nnremittmg kindness
to the deceased in her last illness.
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1854-01-26
AN EXTENSIVE BusINEss.-A cor

AN EXTENSIVE BUsINEss.-A cor
respondent of the Boston Transcript
states that the Suffolk Bank employs
fifty -one clerks in counting and assert
ing bills of the different banks Of the
New England States. These clerks
count on an average $4,000 in an
hour, and the total average amount at
the close Of each days business is about
100000.
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1854-01-26

The report of the Commissioner Of
Pensions shows that it will require
IL, S66,560 acres Of land to satisfy the
warrants already issued under the act
of March IL, 1847, and l2,231,240
acres to satisfy those that have already
been issued under the acts of Septem-
Der Is, 1850, and March %, 1852,
making an aggregate Of 25,S97 800
acres. .=...Jsf ffs5
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1854-01-26

RThe Caddo Gazette of the 18th
inst, gives the result of the election in
that parish for representative to fll
the VACANCY occasioned by the death
of the late W. R. Douglass. Mr..
Slaughter received 354 votes and Har-
per 2s4. Slaughter is therefore cleo
ted by a majority Of l2O votes. ~
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1854-01-26

rJ. J. McRae has been duely
elected Governor of Mississippi, his
majority over Rogers is 1887. The
legislature has increased the salary Of
the Governor to $4,000 per annum.
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1854-01-26

LEHas the Balloon collapsed p
Has the gass light company "shu.
down." The Comet has not met
with the Balloon this past three weeks
What has become of the Donaldson
Rat?