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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-11-01

SHOOTING ARRAY AT poRr yKrrRRsox, Il L.
On the evening Of tts 23d inst, an afray occurred
at Port Jefferson, j. l., between Hamilton Fhxee-
Bolton, cabinet MAKER formerly Of Nortolk. vs
in which the latter was dangerously wounded ~
the discharge ofa gun Id The hands ol Fhxsersld-
During the quarrel, Fitzgerald ordered Boten TO
leave his shop and on hs refusal to do % be took
his gun and discharged h 1t Bolton, lodsise he
contents ia his LETT thigh, wounding him Ssrsrey.
Fitzgerald is In prison awairuetrial +
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-11-01

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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-11-01

At a late houron Saturday night ffcer Sidney
F.. Burton, Of Cleveland, Ohio, arrived in New
York. having in custody Lyman Coles, notorious
for his connection with the burning OF the steamer
Martha Washington. who stands charged, with
Kissane and others 10 being implicated In the late
extensive fraud perpetrsted upon the Chemics,
Bank OF that city, when the managers were taken
in and done for to the amount Of nine thousand
dollars
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-11-01

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The Weekly comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1853-1855, 1854-05-28

sequences, as well here, as hereafter
it is matter with themselves only. IA
We spin out to too great length
on this subject, but for the purpose Of
coming to our own metropolis which
has not as yet been .disgraced By riot
Gus proceedings. How soon it may
be. needs no prophecy. Angry ques-
tions are now being discussed by The
seotarian press Of New Orleans, and
the passions and preludiees Of that
people may, as elsewhere get the as
tendency. There is no good citizen
who would like to see the public
school fund divided 50 as TO allow
Mormouites Gf there be any Of that
comparatively good sect among us)
educated in the degrading tenets OF
10 Smiths philosophy, nor is there
any one who wishes well to republican
principles, who would like to see The
ftnd divided among the different
sects the ten thousand and one, that
they may fight like dogs over 1T.
Neither is there any good citizen
who would like to see rufiian not Ell
titled to vote-at the ballot box
Thence we argue there is no differ
ence Of opinion among good and true
citizens.
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Tclcgraphed for the Daily Comet.

JACKSON, lathe body of John
Dickinson, VI. D. who was drowned i'll
February 1858, in Thompson's creek,
was found yesterday, near the Planta-
ton of jesse Davis. Body in state of
remarkable preservation-to be buried
here tomorrow.
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1un rltAroH PIAHK There

Tur r,rRtoN pLAHR BoAD.-T There
il. we presume not one OF the stock
holders in this road who would not
prefer ID see it converted into Rail
road, which we have no doubt might
now be done a very trifling addi-
tional cost The road to Port Hudson
is now worn So much that IN n very
few years the cid iron will have TO be
taken mp and supplied with new
The Port Hudson company we make
no doubt, woull be willing to dispose
of the iron, which could be converted
into the 4 rail, and we have the hest
reason 10 believe that they would take
largely of the stock in The Baton
Rouge and Clinton Railroad which
would most certainly be more pro
duetive stock than that Of the Plank
road This matter is worth ronsil-
Grafton on the part Of the stockhol-
ders, and now is The time 10 act il the
premises.
The Weekly comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1853-1855, 1854-05-28

GEORGE A. PIKE,

tE~ nHrsui journat of he Pntisb n First
Rafpn Hotge .aiso n the Grosse iae and
Hatga Rouge. md Of mr. Boton Rouge md
Clinton Pianh ioad Cpnpunies --ffl
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IF A recent number Of the Or

kys n recent HHmUeT OF Inc W.
leanian says in reference to the pre-
Adamite,' man that Professor Usher
has introduced to the world in the
Types Of Mankind as.
at is strange that so startling a
fact as that mentioned by DR.. eUsber
never reached lis before, although resi-
dent here for many years. And, then
the fossil cypress, onIy fourteen tho'is-
and five hundred years odd Won
der if they were discovered on Moreaa
street in The Third District, where q
Dr. Usher dwelt who is probably
the Doctor alluded to, as he was sotnel
what Of a scientific and literary gen.
tleman. H....r. ..r f...s haa.s...
It will be stranger still if Professor
Usher proves, that man has existed ON
the earth hundred and fifty thous-
and years 1t will require greater
number Of facts to prove this, than
the world is yet possessed Of; inolud-
ing the fossil pro-Adamite man 81
the 3rd District" There is no light to
penetrate much farther back than the
six thousand years, the period at
which man iu his present upright
position as q bi ped, entered the thea
tre Of existence, according to Uncle
Moses. Beyond that time, We are in
olined to believe that there was not
q better looking animal, than others
with which VIC are at this day familiar,
upon which we look with contempt
because Of fancie1 resemblance.
We hope for the credit Of American
Geology that the co.editors Of the
"Typos Of Mankind" will qualify the
assertion that man has existed q 'hun-
dred and fifty thousand years
o. BY late telegraphic in'e'li-
gence from New York, brought BY
the Canada from England, the death
Of Lord Cockburn and the Marquis of
Anglesea Is announced The former
was ono Of the Scotch judges, and the
biographor Of Lord jeffrey, The
Marquis Of Anglcsea, q statesman.
"EIe was Lord Lieutenant Of Ire
land during tho agitation for Catholic
emancipation, and in later years has
been Master General Of the Ordinance.
At Waterloo he lost q leg, and ever
afterwards suffered at intervals acute
agony from the wound. At the time
Of his death he had reached the patrl-
arcbal age of elgaty-.iH2
1=Tn the case Of Forrest VS. Will
lis, disposed ola few days ago in Now
York, the jury could not agree and
were discharged Mr. Forrest claim
cd damages to his character in the
sum of $4,000. Some Of the jury
were in favor Of awarding 100000
others SIX cents.
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teen years ms H''T, la'a' you ! re-
member woat ,oe 'oets s"5, q 'ii9
aahgefs lhat beFetS i'iai's po'h -
ha{,l ahd as plee ihot$ai '.i 1''
gfalIliea'ion ol ,ie h,oS' cNlo'sife II
petite mat co''a wen =" ,i,aa,'ge :,
fahScenaah'ly peahti'ol sk'l'ea -
Al lhe arls whlCh aaorn 'he lalha'9
,hafae'af' ano Nh'oh NV eIae9 '''
heauty TO ny very movements ! ~
not to he compared TO any one 1'',s ,
Dolly not even excepted. wow | 20
myself "great injustice !" excepting
her, ''f she, III her most ''llalea Pf'ae
ana boas'ihgs u beauty never iot II
moment Lad the presumption to come
into competition WIN the aanl'fabla
and lneanparahle 'ynthla. es' :
aaf' moftIhea vas wren MISS ho'ly :
communication appeafe' pf"p'u'o'.'5
important questions g yon about h,f
% ll"sf g let people know fhat she
still hnadn ~ pr@'enF'ohs) ana was
very patflonlaf ABOUT 'he q1ailiea-
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win her love, TINS IN her Is sheef
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Wonia ~ ~ o'"''o'e,eSs on hef
haf5 % aeoPP' any ooe, "n' possesses
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''''e, No'en coulu ho' pe aohe Il sue
married Il man 'hat rQs / 0Eief q'e-
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BATON ROUGE, la, SUNDAY MORNING, May 2o, 1864,


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fao' ana vulgar 'aiseilooos VIII 10
longer ma lis wanted support we
say the baliot ooX should be guarded
---i'elnogfats as we aFe' we 'ook 10
see some aet'oh III ''e 'o'e'''geh'
masses ol ''e people 10 cut OH 'he
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iaoa PaPefS' an' s'e ''i' ''''y '''''"'s
Of RIOTS and bloodshed "hy 1t was
only the other day, that a MAD BIAS
phemer, calling himself the 'Angel
Gabriel had enlightened Boston, en-
vslo,od in ,ha davo,,r;ng flames If ex.
.,..g rn4 ..1..
c''e'neii'' 'i'' ''o ponce VI ,''"' o''e'
loving city, were held at bay, when
they attempted to arrest him. In
Nav Yort. vo find las elsewhere,
-, ,,
f'e '"o SFeas Pe'''os - ,'0 'a'4e''
represented IN y plgSo'e' a"a pas
pbeino'ls press mere Is 'ao ffes-
man journal ~ lFiSh oa'h'l'c pa
per ana ti'e rue FFeeio"" 'o"'h'"
o sunny | 'otes'e'' "1'''' 'n''' "o"i'
II IL co'ia nave every Na'o9iio eh-
tef"'h'sa' me ''Vei''a'' > ''''',a'
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fhe rediculous, and Miss Dolly il par
tlcnlar. | WonIi beg leaTo ~ nuke
1oG9''''o' wv ''a' y 80 1''S1 =
| u. r.,,o sl,. ,o,,.t ab;n no,as Ola,
oast M insipt,alions on snv one lnf
Mr.. Comet you must desist from
abuse OF %, lest you incur my severe
~ MEASURE tie'' Il i,oV announce my
,l,;,,,s s;nna,i nnl stv.at sL.1, LEAD
witfv alsn M Comet trpmhla list
YOU never receive ~ invitation 70 take
tea win US, N that superb eL,f,sfa'
t'''"'V' ----..r..,.- e,r...-l !, : : '-A'
EpurArtog OF THE DEAF, DUMB
AND I,blNn Our friend Dir. j. s
Brown Of the In, Institution for
Nlutes and the blind, has our thanks
for a copy Of the proceedings Of the
Third Convention Of Instructors, held
at Columbus, Ohio, II August last
The labor of the Third convention is
embraced ia a neatly printed volume
Of near 800 pages, and contains indie.
pendent Of the proceedings of this
philanthropic body, valuable and ex
ceedingly interesting papers from diff
ferent instructors in the Union on the
subject Of educating this class Of IN
fortunatcs with the most recent i'm
proveinents u the language ot slgnT'
AT The opening tf the convention
The following resolutions attracts our
attention
'hes0fboo, lhat the meetings o.
the convention be opened with an OK
planatiou Of Scripture and . prayer in
The language Of signz. This is the
true eloquence Of devotion. A silent
prayer, ID al invitation to some spirit
messenger Of tie Most Iirh to stand
in the midst Of tho mu1titule-tho out
ward senses, arc for the moment locked
in sleep and The mind looking down
into tho secret reeesses Of the heart. is
elevated and purified by the presence
If The eternal spirit There are no
appropriate wardg to offer directly to
~ throne If Ono ~ ;nGngtqlv ere.f
rl,.
i,
~, =, :
a-1 ..;.,.,. =, .;1... na..,
,;,n ,,a4 ~, ,,,. ,,,,.,.;,,s, ,.1,,,,,,,.,,'',,
Of words cannot excel &
The "proeneainos Of Tho hmcricon
Instructors are full Of the most inter
esting information to tho general read
er A ncw plan Of grammatical sym
bols proposed by Isaae H. Peet Of
New York. strikes our attention. It
proposes symbols to represent words
and signs for sentences.
When the convention adjourned il
adjourned to meet again in July 1855
Nv tho iH''At'tioh tvt ms btai atd
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Ac-N'adey Is at hand again for
June. The wires may be down, the
locomotive may ruu oti the track. the
boat blow up, and the mail fail be
yond Charleston, but Codey's Book
aer,r fails. II comes as regularly as
the time itself. Should Cooley not
como Mt the appointed time, we should
regard il as failure of the Quaker
CITY
The Weekly comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1853-1855, 1854-05-28

~ The Crcoie takes an extract
from the Comet, and gives our neigh-
Dor of the Gazette credit for it The
article was suggested by an editorial in
the Southern journal, which com
nleneed by asking the question Low
does the Catholic Church stand, in
reference to The acquisition Of Cuba
We asked To know "llow The Catholic
church could possibly be luggcd in as
apar'y to this quarrel :" As We expect
10 be lampooned in the Journal for
this we are obliged to the Creole for
calling in our good looking neighbor
TO stand between us. We can assure
the Southern Journal that our ancient
contemporary has during The last half
past century given expression to the
same sentlment-adtnttcai II the
Journal Is not disposed to take our
plain word for it. we will send him
down the last twenty volumes of the
Gazette that he may satisfy himself.
---
We learn that on Sunday last,
that Mr.. Jo., the journeyman Barber
Of Vince Victor, on Lafayette street.
desiring to make d more than usual
Fplugo on Sunday evening, went in
company with another individual, and
{. after forcing open Nincos strong bog
took for their immediate uses, the sum
Of $3.50 Mr.. Vince, with his usual
shrewdness, suspicioncd that some
thing was wrong, and il was not long
before the parties were prrestcd--tho
money taken from them, and thcy
lodged il Jail g repent 1T leisure.
lnasmuci, as il Is the first offence. aud
tho money has all becu recovered, we
think it would be we'll to let the
,roguo5 of lightly, ifthcy will promise
ITO siu no more ....
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WEST POINT fSf HOTEL.

tne United States Grounds at West Point Ia
~ now nov open for the reception Of guests. new
A n.e oeen built by the Government, sffording
onSensnt landing for the steamboats,.
,,y team Ferries plying between Cold Spring and
es fo.nt, and also between Garrison's DEPOT and
fsnr have been established to meet every
,-.s VI passenger cars on the Hudson River Rail
- tne fast and elegant steamboat Aida leaves N
w daily At 4 O'Clock p. m, at the foot Of Robin
srsst landing hsr passengers at the Point in
returns to the city at O'Clock O. m.
ring the day.
4. ses aosel hAs been freshly painted and renova-
or the season. and the subscriber viii be hannr
eSomnodais his friends and the pubic
SA-u g. r, ROE.
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n COLLECTOR,s CASES, . most con

COLLECTORS CASES, Q most oonye.
~ nient article for holding bills and papers, ana
making memorandums, only &c.
Portfolios the largest, best, and cheapest stock We
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Writing Pads, neat and cheap
Mathematical instruments, colored Crayons
Finest Water Colors ia boxes from Il cents to s.
esch
Monscrsmatic Board and Drawing Paper, all sizes
Extra superine Alhanbra cream laid Note Paper
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le l6-n 9Th atreAt
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are also instances Of the ne;ce h.;rs
sealed to the uncle, and thew erc;ts, ,,o
more attention than an ordinsrv 80
HOW Tar the plsgue-spot is to sprssd n
TINS erection remains to be seen.
nngham Young stated in the puln;t
ID teoz, that the time might come wben.
for tns sake Of keeping the lineage Of the
priesthood unbroken, marriages. vnid
De confined to the same families: AZ f,r
instance, the sen of one mother vould
marry the daughter of another bv the
same iather. There has been some talk
oI going even beyond this, and allowing
s9e A,nes 10 seal his own daughter 20
{! THE HAREMs OF THE rRIKsruoon
p =" The high priest dignitsri,s Of ths
church are exceedingly skilful in mr.
curing young girls for wives. Thev IN.
culcate the idea that elderly mesn6.,.
who have been tried and found fs;th6.j
are surer instruments ofsalyation than ths
young, who may apostatize and as mar.
rage to one who remains ste.df..t !.
essential 10 escape from the fate of h.,,e
mere angels, great many young woman
are fooled into this bubblins and seethinc
cauldron Of prostitution. IL
"Eider Wilford Woodruff. one Of N.
twelve apostles, has q regular svst.,r n
changing his harem. He takes IN one ~
more young girls, and 50 manages. affer
ne tires of them, that they are e,aI IN
ask for . divorce, after which be bests
the bush for recruits. He took q fresh
one. about fourteen years old, In March.
1905, and will probably get rid of her m
the course OF the ensuing summer. Tbese
maneuEres are practised more or Lees bv
the whole gang; the girls discarded by
one become sealed to others, and so travel
the entire rounds; and when thew nc.
complish the whole circuit, and are ready
to start anew, they have a profoundly
realizing sense Of female modestv to
say nothing of some of its adjuncts.
THE MORMON WIFE. 'i 3
" A rte, in Utah, cannot live out half
her days. In families where polye.mv
has been introduced, she suffers an srony
of apprehension on the subject which car
scarcely be conceived, much more de.
scribed. There is a sad, complsininc
suffering look, which is obvious to TIE
most ordinary observer, which tells the
story, If there were no other evidence on
the subject"
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GooD.-We don't know who is the su-
thor of the following jeu d'esprit, but be
ought to have . pension
AS Judge W. was walking the street,
q woman hurried out from her house, and
installing him for her husband, expected
from California. accosted him eagerly,
/" Oh, Joseph, Joseph" " The Judge SOL
emnly presenting to her the palms Of bus
open hands, grsvely enunciated, stop.
Madam, step; am no Joseph. Ine
woman. seeing her mistake, quietly re-
uiied: :. Nxcuss me, SIR, my husband 8 s
name is Joseph, but not roup1o, ~ ,.o,;t.s.
turning. she left the dudse 70 '0s''~''
/ who was ahead - =